macaulay

It's when you code in languages like Haskell or Macaulay that you really start to see Emacs shine.

Let's be honest - a Tag Heuer is the Macaulay Culkin of watches and not everyone can afford a Patek.

We need David Macaulay to add a book on corporate structures to his repertoire.

I'm in the midst of modernizing a 1994 K&R C 32-bit codebase to 64-bit C23, as a museum piece: the computer algebra system Macaulay that I coauthored, since replaced by Macaulay 2.

As a coauthor of the original Macaulay computer algebra system, with some low-level coding chops, it was obvious to me a tree would help here.

I'm on a side project trying to port the 1980's computer algebra system Macaulay I coauthored from 32-bit K&R C to 64-bit C23.

For anyone interested in the reasoning behind the creation of copyright, and how the various interests are balanced out, these two speeches by Macaulay should be of interest.

I think it would be good service to use AI tools to bring open source alternatives like sympy and sage and macaulay to par.

Most of English history as per Macaulay is of conflict between the King and Parliament, with a good amount of religious discord mixed in, between the major groups like the church of England, Catholics and puritans.

A friend of the Culkin family recounted in an interview how people would stare at the young Macaulay Culkin on the street, and the actor himself has expressed a desire to have had a more 'normal' life.

The Apple II didn't really advance my math research (that would be the later 128K Macintosh, to which we ported the Macaulay computer algebra system), but various friends learned computers at my apartment, shaping their later careers.

I suppose I might not be understanding your and the GP's intent correctly, but I thought that the question was based on the following sentences: > I think it would be good service to use AI tools to bring open source alternatives like sympy and sage and macaulay to par.

Not sure which came first, but that sounds very much like "Motel of the Mysteries", a 1979 pseudo-future-archaeology book by David Macaulay.

There is an entertaining childs book called "unbuilding" by David Macaulay, 1980.

I remember reading through David Macaulay's “The Way Things Work” as a kid, soaking up the illustrations until I understood each one.

Alex3917, MP3 versions of Macaulay archival material have been placed online over the past 12 years or so, as groups of cataloged items on 1/4" mag tape have been digitized.

Macaulay argues patronage is poison for the integrity of art because nobles only fund self-aggrandizing works.

I'm using Claude Code Opus 4 to translate a K&R C computer algebra system (Macaulay) from the 1980's into C23.

In our own century what literary names stand higher than those of Byron, Tennyson, Scott, Dickens, Macaulay, and Carlyle?