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⏳ Deadline approaching: 31 December 2025
Nominations are open for the EMS/ECMI Lánczos Prize, recognising outstanding mathematical software with important applications across mathematics, science, engineering, society, and industry.
Eligible software must have publicly available source code for scrutiny (commercial software is welcome if it meets this criterion).
➡️ Full details and how to nominate: https://euromathsoc.org/news/reminder:-deadline-31-december-2025-for-emsecmi-lanczos-prize-nominations-195
#MathSoftware #ScientificComputing #AppliedMath #OpenScience
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⏳ Deadline approaching: 31 December 2025
Nominations are open for the EMS/ECMI Lánczos Prize, recognising outstanding mathematical software with important applications across mathematics, science, engineering, society, and industry.
Eligible software must have publicly available source code for scrutiny (commercial software is welcome if it meets this criterion).
➡️ Full details and how to nominate: https://euromathsoc.org/news/reminder:-deadline-31-december-2025-for-emsecmi-lanczos-prize-nominations-195
#MathSoftware #ScientificComputing #AppliedMath #OpenScience
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⏳ Deadline approaching: 31 December 2025
Nominations are open for the EMS/ECMI Lánczos Prize, recognising outstanding mathematical software with important applications across mathematics, science, engineering, society, and industry.
Eligible software must have publicly available source code for scrutiny (commercial software is welcome if it meets this criterion).
➡️ Full details and how to nominate: https://euromathsoc.org/news/reminder:-deadline-31-december-2025-for-emsecmi-lanczos-prize-nominations-195
#MathSoftware #ScientificComputing #AppliedMath #OpenScience
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⏳ Deadline approaching: 31 December 2025
Nominations are open for the EMS/ECMI Lánczos Prize, recognising outstanding mathematical software with important applications across mathematics, science, engineering, society, and industry.
Eligible software must have publicly available source code for scrutiny (commercial software is welcome if it meets this criterion).
➡️ Full details and how to nominate: https://euromathsoc.org/news/reminder:-deadline-31-december-2025-for-emsecmi-lanczos-prize-nominations-195
#MathSoftware #ScientificComputing #AppliedMath #OpenScience
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⏳ Deadline approaching: 31 December 2025
Nominations are open for the EMS/ECMI Lánczos Prize, recognising outstanding mathematical software with important applications across mathematics, science, engineering, society, and industry.
Eligible software must have publicly available source code for scrutiny (commercial software is welcome if it meets this criterion).
➡️ Full details and how to nominate: https://euromathsoc.org/news/reminder:-deadline-31-december-2025-for-emsecmi-lanczos-prize-nominations-195
#MathSoftware #ScientificComputing #AppliedMath #OpenScience
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Ah, yes, the thrilling tale of translating a colossal math software into #C++20 modules, brimming with groundbreaking insights like "we did it" and "it worked" 😂. This riveting PDF is the comedic equivalent of watching paint dry, but with more acronyms and self-congratulation. 🎉📄
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21654 #mathsoftware #translation #softwaredevelopment #programminghumor #techinsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the thrilling tale of translating a colossal math software into #C++20 modules, brimming with groundbreaking insights like "we did it" and "it worked" 😂. This riveting PDF is the comedic equivalent of watching paint dry, but with more acronyms and self-congratulation. 🎉📄
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21654 #mathsoftware #translation #softwaredevelopment #programminghumor #techinsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the thrilling tale of translating a colossal math software into #C++20 modules, brimming with groundbreaking insights like "we did it" and "it worked" 😂. This riveting PDF is the comedic equivalent of watching paint dry, but with more acronyms and self-congratulation. 🎉📄
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21654 #mathsoftware #translation #softwaredevelopment #programminghumor #techinsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the thrilling tale of translating a colossal math software into #C++20 modules, brimming with groundbreaking insights like "we did it" and "it worked" 😂. This riveting PDF is the comedic equivalent of watching paint dry, but with more acronyms and self-congratulation. 🎉📄
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.21654 #mathsoftware #translation #softwaredevelopment #programminghumor #techinsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Did anyone experience TK Solver in the wild? It seemed like such an impressive piece of software back in the day, but the specialized programs I run into are all based on MathCAD, Maple, or Mathematica.
Is it the lack of an M in the name?
My own suspicion was that it's because it was released to be run on a 1980s PC, instead of on a VAX where the engineers were. But I remember really wanting a copy to run when I read the reviews.
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Did anyone experience TK Solver in the wild? It seemed like such an impressive piece of software back in the day, but the specialized programs I run into are all based on MathCAD, Maple, or Mathematica.
Is it the lack of an M in the name?
My own suspicion was that it's because it was released to be run on a 1980s PC, instead of on a VAX where the engineers were. But I remember really wanting a copy to run when I read the reviews.
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Did anyone experience TK Solver in the wild? It seemed like such an impressive piece of software back in the day, but the specialized programs I run into are all based on MathCAD, Maple, or Mathematica.
Is it the lack of an M in the name?
My own suspicion was that it's because it was released to be run on a 1980s PC, instead of on a VAX where the engineers were. But I remember really wanting a copy to run when I read the reviews.
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Did anyone experience TK Solver in the wild? It seemed like such an impressive piece of software back in the day, but the specialized programs I run into are all based on MathCAD, Maple, or Mathematica.
Is it the lack of an M in the name?
My own suspicion was that it's because it was released to be run on a 1980s PC, instead of on a VAX where the engineers were. But I remember really wanting a copy to run when I read the reviews.
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Did anyone experience TK Solver in the wild? It seemed like such an impressive piece of software back in the day, but the specialized programs I run into are all based on MathCAD, Maple, or Mathematica.
Is it the lack of an M in the name?
My own suspicion was that it's because it was released to be run on a 1980s PC, instead of on a VAX where the engineers were. But I remember really wanting a copy to run when I read the reviews.