Is it difficult to access JuliaBox in China because of Google authentication?
-viral On Saturday, September 19, 2015 at 7:12:35 PM UTC+5:30, Roger Luo wrote: > > Hi Jiahao Chen, > I'm an undergraduate student in University of Science and Technology of > China, and working on Bohm trajectories in the key laboratory of quantum > information of CAS. After I used Julia0.3 in calculating the Bohmian > mechanics I think it's much better than cpp or python in Science. > > I heard from Hao Xu,the drone guy, who said he was with your guys in > Boston last year,that you are one of the developer. And it's pretty weird > that I didn't find any Chinese community on the julialang.org since there > is other communities. And few people use this language in my university (at > least among people I know) > > Is there any Chinese User Group in China? I just started a student club in > USTC(University of Science and Technology of China) called USTC Julia User > Group, and if there is a community mail-list about Chinese users and if > there a Chinese community I hope we can stay in touch. And I think it would > be more convenient for Chinese users to ask questions in Chinese. > > BTW,is there any possibility to start a juliabox service in inner-China? I > found accessing this is really hard in inner-China. If it's possible, I can > help to establish one in my university with members in lug.( > https://lug.ustc.edu.cn/wiki/) but I think I would need help cause I only > used Julia to program for my questions in the lab before. > > 在 2014年3月14日星期五 UTC+8上午10:06:49，Jiahao Chen写道： >> >> >> 摘要：一群科学家对现有计算工具感到不满：他们想要一套开源系统，有C的快速，Ruby的动态，Python的通用，R般在统计分析上得心应手，Perl的处理字符串处理，Matlab的线性代数运算能力……易学又不让真正的黑客感到无聊。 >> >> Abstract: a group of scientists are dissatisfied with existing >> computational tools: they wish to have an original/pioneering system, >> with the speed of C, the dynamism of Ruby, the useability/widespread >> use of Python, the ease of statistical analysis à la R, the ability to >> process strings like Perl, the ability to do linear algebra operations like >> Matlab... to be easy to learn, yet not be boring to real hackers. >> >> http://www.csdn.net/article/2014-03-12/2818732 >> >
