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JaredL 01-30-2007 10:36 PM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
Great Poker Patrick,

Probably 99% of my use of mathematica is either to solve equations (or systems of them) or do (definite) integration. Are these easy to do with matlab? I haven't used matlab much, other than for doing some simple simulation programs. They are very easy to do in mathematica.

Jared

Tron 01-30-2007 10:36 PM

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screw Trillian, meebo.com is where it's at

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Meebo is great, I discovered it this summer when my place of employment blocked AIM Express.

Josem 01-30-2007 10:43 PM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
i have just discovered meebo.com


i am mighty impressed.

quick and easy, yet it seems to all work.


next request: integration with IRC.

kidcolin 01-30-2007 11:01 PM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
jared,

I think that's the main division between the two. I've never used matematica for much (if anything), but from what I understand it's awesome for integration solutions and things like that.

I used matlab a ton on a lot of my signals and systems courses to simulate control systems, look at hi/low pass filters, stuff like that. We even used it to optimize the placement of nodes in a 2D truss in mechanics class. It's a very powerful program for a lot of engineering disciplines.

talentdeficit 01-30-2007 11:06 PM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
i am mostly a mac guy, so some of these are osx specific.

xylescope

this is, without doubt, the best css editor ever. it's insanely fantastic.

xcode

my favorite ide. i can't believe someone upthread mentioned eclipse.

colloquy

a decent irc client for osx. decent is about as good as it gets in this domain, unfortunately.

gumpzilla 01-30-2007 11:25 PM

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jared,

I think that's the main division between the two. I've never used matematica for much (if anything), but from what I understand it's awesome for integration solutions and things like that.

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Generally, for symbolic manipulation, Mathematica > MATLAB. For numerical calculation, MATLAB > Mathematica. Though you can definitely do numerical stuff in Mathematica as well. I tend to use MATLAB a lot more than Mathematica these days.

niss 01-30-2007 11:29 PM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
I know this isn't software ... but I have to mention the Creative Labs X-Mod, which restores sounds quality to MP3 files. I'm not sure how it works, but it's a pretty amazing little gadget.

tiltowhirl 01-31-2007 01:47 AM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
taskzip
Very compact, easy archiving for smallish backups <2GB Good for home use, can add encryption and do whole directories with wildcard references.

Samba
for PDC and file serving without the MS client licensing fees

nuggetz87 01-31-2007 01:56 AM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
www.beamyourscreen.com

basically allows you to let someone see your screen in real time, or vice versa. it's free.

it's OMGawesome for anyone who is a poker coach/getting coached or just if you have friends you talk strategy with. df_newb and i have been sweating each other for the past couple of days with this.

Borodog 01-31-2007 02:07 AM

Re: Software products that you think are really good
 
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