Re:Why Wolfram tech isn’t open source (2019)
by dotancohen on Saturday December 18, 2021 @11:04AM
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Which would be fine for e.g. verifying the results of computations done using Mathematica.
I completely agree that Mathematica needs a steady stream of income to continue, it is a great language and for many use cases the best available. But every time I see a paper that relied on Mathematica for critical conclusions I'm forced to dismiss it as incomplete speculation.
I completely agree that Mathematica needs a steady stream of income to continue, it is a great language and for many use cases the best available. But every time I see a paper that relied on Mathematica for critical conclusions I'm forced to dismiss it as incomplete speculation.