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< sourabhvarshney1>
@zoq I am not getting where the decay constant is getting updated?
< sourabhvarshney1>
In Nadam
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< kk_>
hello, newbie to Open Source Dev. First time using IRC. Wanna learn.
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< jas__>
one more question, do i really need to install all the dependencies like boost,Armadillo and Armadillo? Arent they installed pre hand if i use an IDE like codeblocks ?
< zoq>
Unfortunately you have to install all dependencies.
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< zoq>
I guess, what we could do is to provide a docker image, that could be used for getting started?
< rcurtin>
zoq: actually that would not be a bad idea at all
< rcurtin>
I think it could help a lot of people get started developing very quickly
< rcurtin>
I don't know if that will help people who want to use an IDE though... I guess I have never tried running a X application from inside a Docker container; not sure if that works
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< zoq>
looks like you could run GUI apps with Docker