astro

The OP is brown nosing so hard it definitely looks like astro-turfing.

For further inquiries, contact John Swinbank (swinbank at princeton.edu) or Jim Bosch (jbosch at astro.princeton.edu).

It's is amazing how many psychopathic corporate shills you'll find astro-turfing all over the place.

After all, if the code the astro people called was Pure Python, they wouldn't use python, as it would be too slow.

I wrote an astro plotting package that digs deep into the Matplotlib internals and it was not easy.

It's good to see the US responding with its own astro-turfing.

I've seen much worse astro turfing throwing off large discussions by unused accounts hundreds of days old, and no response from mods.

Regardless of any astro-turfing going on or other shenanigans.

And I was already excited about new year with a nice little astro-gimmick.

Paging mods for astro-turfing PR shill account.

The article author obviously is astro-turfing for the company and if people want to link infomercials passing for journalism I can have an opinion on that.

Had I written the paper (I'm a scientist, I work with astro data sets at times, and manage Python wrappers for Fortran and C++ libraries) I would have calculated this based on instructions executed, not lines of user-facing code.

Aero/Astro was red hot from, oh, post-WWI to the early 1970s, when it catastrophically crashed without to this date a recovery.

I remember at the time of the original Astro's leak, it was very interesting what specifically was leaked.