From Mathematica to ~1000 Python scripts: a 20-year math visualization journey
S_Conradi · x · 2026-10-16
SConradi shares that despite being unable to draw, he learned to turn math ideas into code: starting with Wolfram Mathematica over 20 years ago and now maintaining roughly 1000 Python scripts covering complex analysis, statistical mechanics, and fractals, built with Marimo. The post resonated with peers who credit him as their inspiration for posting math and physics visualizations.
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