Can't pass an opportunity to link Arnold's excellent On teaching mathematics (https://www.uni-muenster.de/Physik.TP/~munsteg/arnold.html) for those who have not read it. As he states: > What is a group? Algebraists…
Definitely interested. I've dabbled in k for small problems and would like to understand more about the array approach to larger programs.
Nice, clever use of base change. What about something like n{:[~#y;$x;y]}'{,/("Fizz";"Buzz")@&~x!/:3 5}'n:1+!20 to avoid duplicating the string combinations? The conditional is unfortunate, would like to get rid of it.…
Can't pass an opportunity to link Arnold's excellent On teaching mathematics (https://www.uni-muenster.de/Physik.TP/~munsteg/arnold.html) for those who have not read it. As he states: > What is a group? Algebraists…
Definitely interested. I've dabbled in k for small problems and would like to understand more about the array approach to larger programs.
Nice, clever use of base change. What about something like n{:[~#y;$x;y]}'{,/("Fizz";"Buzz")@&~x!/:3 5}'n:1+!20 to avoid duplicating the string combinations? The conditional is unfortunate, would like to get rid of it.…