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Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.
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Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.
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Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.
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Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.
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Evolution of the temperature of baryonic matter in a tiny simulated cosmic volume, analysed with #Julialang and simulated with ENZO.
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Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?
I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.
Juliaup 1.22.3
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Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?
I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.
Juliaup 1.22.3
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Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?
I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.
Juliaup 1.22.3
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Can you access the new `juliaup gui` on macos with juliaup installed with brew?
I just get an error: GUI binary not found at '/opt/homebrew/bin/juliaupgui'. The juliaupgui component may not be installed.
Juliaup 1.22.3
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I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.
I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.
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I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.
I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.
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I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.
I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.
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I get a feeling they intended the whole 1.13 syntax highlight system as more of a programmable interface, so there's a little bit of additional work for people like me who just wants highlights out of box.
I can see there being a Julia module for syntax/repl styling collection in the future, which could be interesting.
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If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.
You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/REPL/#Syntax-Highlighting
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If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.
You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/REPL/#Syntax-Highlighting
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If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.
You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/REPL/#Syntax-Highlighting
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If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.
You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/REPL/#Syntax-Highlighting
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If you're like me and wondering what's happening with built-in syntax highlight in #Julialang 1.13. Some of your usual code highlighted under OhMyREPL might show up as regular texts since default in 1.13 is VERY conservative about highlights.
You need to copy in the monokai example from repl doc page as faces.toml in .julia/config to get something closer to OhMyREPL experience.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/REPL/#Syntax-Highlighting
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on a laptop & android tablet, although there is no guarantee we will be able to run #emacs on #android this time next year
i don't sync the feeds, laptop is more focused on #rubylang #julialang & the more techy aspects of #emacs
the android feed is more general science/emacs news/ sports / slashdot
the laptop is used in the evening @ home while the tablet, which doubles as a phone & runs my #orgmode #agenda goes with me during the day.
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Some more #work stuff.
Getting an European Research Council (ERC) grant had this terrible outcome that I thought: now we can do in-depth, thoughtful research without cutting corners and ducktape solutions. Understanding #evolution in the #fossil record required a reproducible model representation of that record and we weren't satisfied with any of the existing models. Computer models made by (Earth) scientists are rarely very good, because we are not necessarily trained to make them, but to model events happening over hundreds of thousands of years, we crucially rely on their quality.
So we decided to develop one. Thanks to its main developer Johan Hidding @eScienceCenter and the collaboration with Peter Burgess, Xianyi Liu and @Niklas_Hohmann we have a fast, sustainable, #OpenSource package in #julialang for modeling #carbonate platforms.
The preprint is out for public review: please leave us a comment at https://egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/2025/egusphere-2025-4561/ or try CarboKitten.jl at https://mindthegap-erc.github.io/CarboKitten.jl/
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@DanielMReck Exemple d'un programme en 25 langages qui effectue une boucle de 1 à une borne
saisie et qui pour chaque pas donne: le pas, son carré, sa racine carrée.Exemple:
Borne:? 2
I= 1 I^2= 1 I^1/2= 1
I= 2 I^2= 4 I^1/2= 1.41421
Borne:? 0
Fin du programmehttp://internet-web-office.net/mescours/test2/
#basic, #c, #fortran, #pascal, #javascript, #java, #perl, #php, #rust,
#python, #bash, #scala, #c++, #cobol, #ada, #pl1, #apl, #lisp, #algol,
#go, #simula, #modula, #tcl, #r, #julialang -
@nhcl @nathans
Exemple d'un programme en 25 langages qui effectue une boucle de 1 à une borne
saisie et qui pour chaque pas donne: le pas, son carré, sa racine carrée.Exemple:
Borne:? 2
I= 1 I^2= 1 I^1/2= 1
I= 2 I^2= 4 I^1/2= 1.41421
Borne:? 0
Fin du programmehttp://internet-web-office.net/mescours/test2/
#basic, #c, #fortran, #pascal, #javascript, #java, #perl, #php, #rust,
#python, #bash, #scala, #c++, #cobol, #ada, #pl1, #apl, #lisp, #algol,
#go, #simula, #modula, #tcl, #r, #julialang
