What to do? It's nearly February 14th, and what, oh what will you get your sweet one? Your very own osculating curve? The one who rounds you up every day? Who's always acute even when you're... read more >>
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MATLAB Drive and British Coal 8
The other day I received this email from my friend Jos. Very thoughtful of him! After a recent meeting, we were discussing the UK's notable decline in coal consumption. Jos had found some data... read more >>
Virtual Workshops with Black Girls Code and MissionSAFE
Guest bloggers Ishaani, a MathWorks UX Specialist, and Vidya Gopalakrishnan, a MathWorks Senior Technical Writer, bring you this story of organization and outreach amidst the COVID-19... read more >>
How Long Is a Winter’s Day? 2
Happy December! The days sure seem longer in the winter. Of course, there are fewer hours of daylight. But the actual span of the day seems longer. Or is that just a psychological effect? Let’s… read more >>
Savitha Talks About Kubernetes
I’m happy this week to be talking to a fellow MathWorker: Savitha Raghunathan. Why, you may ask, should I use the MATLAB Community blog to talk to someone I work with? Because Savitha is a… read more >>
New Cody Contest Underway 3
Because of the amazing contributions from community members like you, Cody has lots and lots of interesting problems to solve. In fact, it has so many problems that it can start to feel like a… read more >>
Images in Cody Problems
Today I get to tell you about a feature I’ve been lusting after for years: proper rich text in Cody with embedded images. Up until now, the best you could do was reference an image that lived… read more >>
Double Your Pleasure – Fun with Shifty Digits 6
You’re in for a guest-blogging treat today. But first…
What is the relationship between the number 1947 and 7194? Look closely and you’ll see that they’re identical, except… read more >>
Cody Problem Visualization, Revisited
Way back in 2013 I did a blog post about visualizing Cody problems. The idea was to take various metrics for each problem and let people plot them in different ways. The resulting visualization is… read more >>
Circles All the Way Down
This is a story about how ideas and code bounce around our shared social spaces. This one went from Twitter to GitHub to my computer and now to you in my blog. Social serendipity has really been… read more >>