MacPorts rocks. No ports breaking when upgrading MacOS as can (or could,not sure if that's still an issue) with Brew.
Have a look at IEC CIM (Common Information Model) - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Information_Model_(electricity) - https://zepben.bitbucket.io/cim/cim100/ - https://ontology.tno.nl/IEC_CIM/
I would be interested in one that is properly type annotated. None of the options here (NetworkX, igraph, cugraph) are.
If login/Single Sign On is what you are after you are arguably better off with Central Authentication Service (CAS). It is much simpler. Unfortunately it isn't as widely known or popular.
Typing on Android was perfect when Swype was still around. GBoard and SwiftKey were worse and seem to actually decline in accuracy till this day.
Speaking of sci-fi, project orion/nuclear propulsion is also featured in Marko Kloos' Frontlines series (though not in the first book if I remember correctly) https://www.markokloos.com/?page_id=1859
> I once heard a professor talk about writing a book 30 or so years ago. He looked at all the available options and decided latex wasn't perfect, but was the best available. 20 years later he decided to look at…
MacPorts rocks. No ports breaking when upgrading MacOS as can (or could,not sure if that's still an issue) with Brew.
Have a look at IEC CIM (Common Information Model) - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Information_Model_(electricity) - https://zepben.bitbucket.io/cim/cim100/ - https://ontology.tno.nl/IEC_CIM/
I would be interested in one that is properly type annotated. None of the options here (NetworkX, igraph, cugraph) are.
If login/Single Sign On is what you are after you are arguably better off with Central Authentication Service (CAS). It is much simpler. Unfortunately it isn't as widely known or popular.
Typing on Android was perfect when Swype was still around. GBoard and SwiftKey were worse and seem to actually decline in accuracy till this day.
Speaking of sci-fi, project orion/nuclear propulsion is also featured in Marko Kloos' Frontlines series (though not in the first book if I remember correctly) https://www.markokloos.com/?page_id=1859
> I once heard a professor talk about writing a book 30 or so years ago. He looked at all the available options and decided latex wasn't perfect, but was the best available. 20 years later he decided to look at…