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Blog posts

Below is a list of archived blog posts.

  • A blog on every desk and in every home (2005-08-02)
  • Accessing floating-point context from .NET applications (2006-02-08)
  • Accurate trigonometric functions for large arguments (2011-02-18)
  • Bill Gates on Technical Computing (2005-12-08)
  • CUDA Support Preview (2014-01-22)
  • Data Frame Library Preview (2014-01-10)
  • Double trouble: an interesting puzzle (2006-06-16)
  • Dynamic times two with the Dynamic Language Runtime (2007-04-30)
  • Fast, Faster, Fastest (2006-04-26)
  • Floating-point exceptions and the CLR (2006-01-30)
  • Latest Supercomputer Top 500 (2006-07-10)
  • New feature: Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis Tests (2011-02-10)
  • My .NET Framework Wish List (2007-05-07)
  • .NET Framework support for compliance with guidelines (2005-10-02)
  • New Version of Numerical Libraries for .NET released (2016-03-29)
  • Overload resolution in C# (2006-02-10)
  • The future of games (2006-01-28)
  • Using Formulas to Define Statistical Models (2016-04-11)
  • Using Numerical Libraries for .NET from F# (2013-03-27)
  • Using Numerical Libraries from IronPython (2012-03-29)
  • Using Quadratic Programming for Portfolio Optimization (2011-02-27)
  • Visual Studio as an interactive technical computing environment (2006-02-19)
  • Where is the Built For .NET logo program? (2005-07-06)
  • Yahoo Finance miscalculates monthly average daily volume (2006-02-17)
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