Leonid Shifrin

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May 3	comment	Open-source IntelliJIDEA plugin to support Mathematica development I could at least give it a try, but mostly just for my own sake, since I could learn a lot in a short time (having this motivation). I doubt I would actually be able to produce anything close to what @halirutan has in just two days.
May 3	comment	Open-source IntelliJIDEA plugin to support Mathematica development @halirutan If I had two days of free time, I'd perhaps join the fun :-)
May 2	revised	Instruct a Table to only evaluate until a condition is fulfilled Added a link to a more recent version
May 2	revised	Instruct a Table to only evaluate until a condition is fulfilled added 88 characters in body
May 2	comment	Instruct a Table to only evaluate until a condition is fulfilled You don't localize the iterator variable in your recent edit. Try `x=10` and then `shortTable[...]`. Besides, if you really want to make it a scoping construct, better make `shortTable` `HoldAll`.
May 2	awarded	Nice Answer
May 2	revised	Instruct a Table to only evaluate until a condition is fulfilled Added a specific example used by the OP
May 2	answered	Instruct a Table to only evaluate until a condition is fulfilled
May 1	revised	Comparing Mathematica expressions like diff edited tags
May 1	comment	Examine function parameters programmatically You may find this and this answers useful (the latter only the last part), in both I construct various argument parsers.
May 1	comment	Comparing Mathematica expressions like diff @Mr.Wizard Sounds good :-). Thanks for the upvote.
May 1	answered	Comparing Mathematica expressions like diff
May 1	comment	Comparing Mathematica expressions like diff I have developed similar functionality, but it was subject to even stronger requirements that one could take one expression and a diff structure, and be able to exactly reconstruct the other one. Do you need this feature, or would it be enough to just mark places where expressions are different, visually, for both expressions (in which case the code may be made much simpler)?
May 1	awarded	Enlightened
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Apr 30	answered	How can this AbsoluteTime call be made faster?
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Apr 27	comment	Select performance You may also find this general discussion interesting.
Apr 27	comment	Select performance This answer of mine may be relevant. Also, there is a discussion on how to make a JIT version of `Select` in this answer.