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The hero we didn’t know we needed.

what does Sanders think about the necessities of learning the base fortran algorithms in order to get the best thing going in Julia? I always relied on the niceties of Python and R to do complex things. What is the professor's opion?

the voice is similar to 3blue1brown...!

The 1+1/2 language problem is inevitable.

Does Gridap able to solve High Order Shear Deformation Theory Problems?

Why is that we cannot see the presentation?

What would be a good tutorial or book on modeling and simulation with Julia?

I wish he had more time for this presentation

a very helpfull video Sir, Thankyou.. Sir, May i get the tutorial how to adding layout from gis to Ribasim?

Great talk! Thank you.

Thank you!

26:54 Creepy, he’s still holding the hand of his vanished ex-girl friend!

Just let us not refer to Prof. Phillip’s race, or of any body’s, eh hem.

Nice presentation!

I miss it. The project is dead now

still i cant use Julia as Jupyter

ERROR: UndefVarError: `pkg` not defined

Thank you, Professor. I can't express how thrilled I am to learn the coding for Periodic Boundary Conditions. I had been searching for a proper explanation of this boundary condition for several months, and finally, someone has explained it clearly. Please continue sharing your valuable knowledge.

Need help for avoiding memory overhead on XML creation in Julia. I am using for-loops for content insertion. any help

hi , while doing ']" it is not taking me to the package manager mode. pls provide a fix :)

Excellent ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I think I have to learn this language now.

I am just discovering gridap and it really looks interesting! Tutorials are great and code is elegant. Keep up good work !

Very interesting talk. I will try to learn more about OSCAR.

Great talk and an amazing idea, that surely will speed up the adoption of Julia.

I prefer Jacque Fresco, from the Venus Project in Zeitgeist, talking about ERP, Earth Resource Planning. It's the difference between an SKU and minerals and all other stuff being mined. In July 2016, Jacque Fresco received a Novus Summit award for City Design/Community. Novus Summit is supported by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA). He has his own wiki, which is always handy.

When I started looking at Julia, one of the first things that impressed me was the richness and care put into its ODE solvers. While I have yet to use them in anger, this talk gives some context to my first impressions. Thank you.

Thank you for this great tool, I use it daily (mostly to create simple Julia functions to represent digitized reference book charts in a single equation)

this is great, thanks!

Please tutorial, i begginer

This is so insanely impressive!

How can I solve bi level model with gams?

What IDE is he using?

Great talk! The Frechet derivative is an incredible tool. One thing Professor Johnson got into is the ability to differentiate between Banach spaces. I happen to have had to honor of actually being taught this in a class, albeit a graduate school level course, and thus had guidance in learning this very useful generalization of the concept of a derivative. However, my experience in both the professional and academic worlds is that most people either accept these ideas without examination or they had to study it on their own, cases like mine are quite rare. I have played with ChainRules.jl quite extensively, so I had an inkling that these ideas were present there as well, but getting a more thorough and reasoned explanation is better than doing reverse engineering.

can you please provide the code

the wooffers is very nice to have in the background !! Thanks for the impeccable lecture !!

Wow this is awesome!

Time 40.55 was legendary

I hope Tsitouris sees this presentation, or at least knows his paper is being applied.

I think you meant IEEE 1588 (PTP), not IEEE 1558? Software based PTP much better now with OpenTime Protocol, but yeah: wired. Nice use of ZMQ

Can you tell me according to the values of kernal how identified that keranl help to detect edges ?

why did the uppercase D disappear

instruction starts at 20:00

So good! Would be nice if you would spend like 30s to explain what e.g. stiff means (for noobs like me) but otherwise it was a really nice presentation. I was in the rk4 and chill camp but now I‘m higher order curious

Thanks for the great package. Can we solve the general PDEs with the transient term, the convective term , the diffusive term, and the source term?

this is extremely helpful

Dude doesn't even understand that classes are defined when there's an invariant to be maintained, so it's hard to take any other opinions seriously. "Oh it's only good for namespacing :))" no, brother, just no.

SWEET LORD! This is brilliant! I've spent the last couple of weeks looking for something to do this. It's possible in R and Python (or some obscure dead PC software from the 80s), but now I have the perfect excuse to actually learn Julia! Outstanding work!

good we have a lecture on PDEs by Alex Jones ! 😇 Thank you so much !

How does this man teach everything I learn?