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2010/8/15 Karl Winterling :
> Based
> on my biased judgment and possibly arrogant personal tastes, I strongly
> believe that functional Lisp semantics would work well for manipulating and
> rendering mathematical structures. S-expressions give us a convenient way to
> write content-sensitive mathe
I realize that I meant to say "Yes" because it is too much to hope.
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I happen to spend most of my time not programming or reading Racket
documentation, so the answer to your question is "No."
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Is it too much to hope that your experiments involve Scribble?
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Greetings Racketeers,
For some reason (perhaps because I have nonexistent fine motor skills)
I've always had issues with programs for writing math on the computer.
It seems like most of this software is either overly neglected by its
developers (i.e., it's been in beta or experimental stage fo
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