Comments on: Now boarding row N http://bit-player.org/2006/now-boarding-row-n An amateur's outlook on computation and mathematics. Thu, 17 May 2012 08:28:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Brooke http://bit-player.org/2006/now-boarding-row-n#comment-126 Brooke Wed, 17 May 2006 04:04:08 +0000 http://bit-player.org/?p=10#comment-126 what is your experience of boarding via an odd and even rows pattern? <strong>Response:</strong> None. I've never been on a flight that boarded that way. If you've tried it, can you say how it went? what is your experience of boarding via an odd and even rows pattern?

Response: None. I’ve never been on a flight that boarded that way. If you’ve tried it, can you say how it went?

]]> By: Eduardo Stark http://bit-player.org/2006/now-boarding-row-n#comment-15 Eduardo Stark Sun, 19 Feb 2006 03:38:35 +0000 http://bit-player.org/?p=10#comment-15 Dear Brian: I'm a frequent reader of your bi-monthly articles in American Scientist magazine. I would like to know what do you think about Python Programming Language and Numarray for illustrating the pieces of software you frequently use in your presentations. Regards from Eduardo Stark Dear Eduardo, It's always good to hear from a reader of the column. Thanks for getting in touch. As for Python: The small and simple programs that I tend to discuss in my column could easily be written in almost any language. I don't often work in Python myself, but I'm very much aware of the Python community, and I know it is especially active and lively in scientific and educational computing. It's possible I'll have an occasion soon to write about Python (and possibly the numarray package). In the meantime, if you've done work of your own in this area, I'd be very interested in hearing about it (perhaps better through private e-mail). -- Brian. Dear Brian:
I’m a frequent reader of your bi-monthly articles in American Scientist magazine. I would like to know what do you think about Python Programming Language and Numarray for illustrating the pieces of software you frequently use in your presentations.
Regards from Eduardo Stark

Dear Eduardo,

It’s always good to hear from a reader of the column. Thanks for getting in touch.

As for Python: The small and simple programs that I tend to discuss in my column could easily be written in almost any language. I don’t often work in Python myself, but I’m very much aware of the Python community, and I know it is especially active and lively in scientific and educational computing. It’s possible I’ll have an occasion soon to write about Python (and possibly the numarray package). In the meantime, if you’ve done work of your own in this area, I’d be very interested in hearing about it (perhaps better through private e-mail).

— Brian.

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