alt Hacker NewsMaybe with the power of a supercomputer, Mathematica can finally launch in less than 30s. I have no idea how a software that still does essentially the same thing as it did in 1988 can be that sluggish.
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hebejebelus • today at 9:56 AM
I think it's an extreme example of not-invented-here syndrome. In many ways that leads to interesting novelties, and in others it leads to not having undo/redo until the 2010s.
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Yet there is hardly any computing system that can replicate Mathematica tooling capabilities.
One would expect 37 years would be enough to create such alternative.
Jupiter notebooks aren't the same.