... used in some subroutine trying to find the maximum of the function. Like fj already mentioned, this is probably not very efficient. The really really short overview of useful classical nonlinear optimization algorithms is basically: 1) If you have symbolic gradients, use a quasi-Newton method such as BFGS, where you have...

...late on used in some subroutine trying to find the maximum of the function. Like fj already mentioned, this is probably not very efficient. The really really short overview of useful classical nonlinear optimization algorithms is basically: 1) If you have symbolic gradients, use a quasi-Newton method such as BFGS, where you have ...

... will be late on used in some subroutine trying to find the maximum of the function. Like fj already mentioned, this is probably not very efficient. The really really short overview of useful classical nonlinear optimization algorithms is basically: 1) If you have symbolic gradients, use a quasi-Newton method such as BFGS, where you have an ...

...what? I'm not trying to be argumentative, but what does it really matter if new users have a bit of a learning curve? ...its easy to find another one that refutes it. Are you really sure you understood what you read then? There is a lot ...'feeling' is that worrying too much about learning curves and the experiences of new users is really short term thinking and really doesn't buy much. My feeling in the case of Emacs is quite the...

...new users. so what? I'm not trying to be argumentative, but what does it really matter if new users have a bit of a learning curve? I think many have ... one that refutes it. My 'feeling' is that worrying too much about learning curves and the experiences of new users is really short term thinking and really doesn't buy much. Far better to concentrate on functionality and extending/pushing the boundries of what can be done...

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...the .45  and see the arch  it travels over relatrively short distances. I've fired hundreds of rounds doing this.- Hide...find that to be very interesting (if not a bit erotic ;) I really have little knowledge of guns, munitions and the like, haven't had ...It is simple to use, if you get a .357 magnum, which I recommend, don't get a really short barrel. A 4" barrel will give you a kick you can handle. I have a collector's model...

... maybe i should try very little leaves, cooler water but longer infusion time..so far the bitterness has been a little harsh on me! Keep the first few infusions REALLY short. I use 190-200 F water, but the first 2 or 3 infusions are in the 15-30 second range. I love these teas, but they are very sensitive to brew...

...> maybe i should try very little leaves, cooler water but longer infusion time..so far the bitterness has been a little harsh on me! Keep the first few infusions REALLY short. I use 190-200 F water, but the first 2 or 3 infusions are in the 15-30 second range. I love these teas, but they are very sensitive to brew ...