My personal understanding is that Julia has a deep root at MIT. Are there a lot of guys at MIT converting to Julia from other languages? Just curious about that.
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There’s enough people that you can no longer keep track of who’s using Julia and when walking into a room you can expect there’s some Julia users in there. Still not the majority, but not a rare sight.
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This demonstrates a clear need for a complicated secret handshake, so that Julia users can readily recognize each other.
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Not in these corona times!
A secret elbow bump, or a small dance would be safer: https://media1.tenor.com/images/751698c3e76b76f6096b0c1d2c43903b/tenor.gif?itemid=17008437
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Maybe the guys from https://youtu.be/ywWBy6J5gz8 could be hired to develop a secret hello-fellow-Julian dance?
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On the condition that we don’t have to wear traditional Hungarian folk costumes to Julia events.
Those things are heavy, and don’t have nearly enough pockets (I am speaking from experience).
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Jokes aside. I remember there used to be a webpage about Julia’s usage in the classroom on the Julia website. I could not find it anymore.
See the bottom of the page here:
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got it!