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What is the story with missing images everywhere?

@ChrisK what OS and version? Can't reproduce on Win v14

@JasonB. thanks, obvious indeed once you look at this that way :)

@Domen @xzczd ok, then my question is why? :) Also, the same phrasing "elements according to their values" does not help.

<|"a" -> 1|>

{"string"}

I have no doubt you are capable candidates of course :)

@E. Chan-López and @ubpdqn keeping elections alive is a nice gesture but don't forget that there are 2 positions open so be prepared to take responsibility.

@xzczd oh, missed that. Thanks. Ok, so now you can nominate yourself with no hurry :)

@xzczd There's a lot of activity data but I don't think any performance reviews are being made :)

@xzczd It was automatic because of inactivity afaik.

@kirma Ok, thanks, reported

I agree it could be a design choice but even usage for the LinearGradientFiling says it is used to draw faces of polygons.

Is it expected that the edge form is ignored?

@JasonB. hi, please check the developer chat/general, there are some comments from Jay about mathematica.stackexchange.com/q/296997/5478 that you may want to add.

@Nasser thanks

@Nasser by simplification I also meant evaluation. E.g. I will need to verify that each step in getting towards a final derivative is correct.

@Nasser yes, I can manage it. I am more concerned about the best tool atm, not the easiest to use.

Free is good but commercial are not ruled out.

@Nasser thanks, yes I was going to start with sympy. Let's see how it performs.

@Nasser I have to explore alternatives to Mathematica for a project that involves simplification of formulas involving limits, derivatives and integrals. But on a rather basic level, no special functions involved. Do you have any recommendations? The project also involves parsing LaTeX or MathML and adding custom interpretation rules so that capabilities are a plus but not essential.

You are welcome :)

First famous question badge... for a closed question :) I've told them that it is not easy to find :)

No worries, yes I usually leave a comment but I assumed you'd figure :)

@bmf I did it. Removed non relevant part started by user64494.

My old experiments goal was to transpile ManipulateBox to HTML+JS template but the Manipulate's body would still go through the kernel (APIFunction in particular).

As a whole, for arbitrary code that basically means compile WL to JS+HTML

@Nasser 'who' would run whatever you have inside that manipulate, from NDSolve or other specialized functions? Do you mean to convert it as a whole or to have a kernel in a back end?

SequenceReplace[{1, 2, 3, 4}, p : {_Integer?OddQ | Except[4]} :> foo@p]
SequenceReplace[{1, 2, 3, 4},  p : {(__Integer?OddQ) | Except[4]} :> foo@p]
SequenceReplace[{1, 2, 3, 4}, {p : ((__Integer?OddQ) | Except[4])} :>   foo@{p}]

Is it expected that the second one is off?

Unless they make it backward compatible and available to easily fetch in v12/13

@b3m2a1 welcomed but a bit late, not to mention it is not ready yet and once it is you will have to ask yourself a question 'should my package support any older version'?

Is there a token for creating new cells? Or is that done via NotebookWrite only?

@b3m2a1 parent's size is fixed 500x500 so remaining makes sense.

Full takes all vertical space form the parent so that's to much.

Framed[
 Column[{
   Framed["body", ImageSize -> {Full, 400}, ImageMargins -> -.5],
   Framed["footer", ImageSize -> {Full, 100},
    Alignment -> {Left, Bottom}, ImageMargins -> -.5]},
  Alignment -> {Top, Bottom}, Spacings -> 0],
 ImageSize -> {500, 500},
 Alignment -> {Left, Top}, FrameMargins -> 0]

@MichaelE2 I grinded with nested grid and unmanageable Dividers settings for this one but I will take a look at that if I have to do this again, thanks.

@LukasLang XD Thanks

Thank you all :) Nice to see there's still initiative in the community.

@cvgmt @user64494 can we settle on the title interpunction without SE auto flagging a 'rollback war'?

I've removed non technical aspects of this otherwise useful conversation, let's keep it this way.