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Posted on 2002-01-07 by Mark Boszko
This post was published more than a few years ago (on 2002-01-07) and may contain inaccurate technical information, outmoded thoughts, or cringe takes. Proceed at your own risk.

Wolfram Research comes on stage with Mathematica. A couple months old, but for the technical computing crowd, this is a wonderful, wonderful thing. Also useful to calculus students. Also very funny goy demoing. He had an integrals joke. I laughed. Said he was rendering animations on his PowerBook in the background for like a week. Wouldn't do it on any other OS, because these things need to run for a long time without failing. Also commended OS X's Quartz graphics engine for providing awesome rendering capabilities for equations. The animations were very cool. 🙂

Mark Boszko

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