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cadCAD Featured in Latest Token Engineering Reads Newsletter

Our friends at Token Engineering Academy have recently launched a newsletter and we had the opportunity to share a bit about the history, applications, and future of cadCAD with them. It was a great impetus to put together a primer on the original motivations behind cadCAD, its origins in Generalized

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Community Update-Feb 2024: cadCAD v0.5.1 Released & Announcing cadCAD.jl

cadCAD v0.5.1 improves performance, model management, and tooling. It is compatible with Python 3.10 and up. In Q2 we will release cadCAD.jl, a high performance Julia version for professional workflows. This will be the first non-python version based on the Reference Implementation specification.

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cadCAD Gets a New GitHub Org

Next Steps as a Standalone OS CommunitySince its open source launch last August in collaboration with the Commons Stack, BlockScience has continued with the further development of cadCAD as a necessary tool in complex system design. What is cadCAD?For those who aren’t familiar already, cadCAD is a unified

cadCAD Community Update

Motivation, Recent Progress, and Next StepsWhat Motivates us? BlockScience decided to release cadCAD as open source software because we believe that simulation and modeling are an integral part of design and analysis of complex systems. Data science as field brings advanced computational methods to the analysis of systems, but due

cadCAD: Filling a Critical Gap in Open-Source Data Science

By Michael Zargham and Jonathan Gabler Update: We are now open-source! During TEGG in Berlin in August 2019, we made the announcement to make cadCAD an open-source project. Join our community at http://cadcad.org and http://community.cadcad.org Automation is a holy grail of our current technological age.

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Introducing Complex Adaptive Dynamics Computer-Aided Design (cadCAD)

By Michael Zargham with Charles Rice “Simple can be harder than complex. You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple.” — Steve Jobs, Interview with BusinessWeek, 1998 Update: We are now open-source! During TEGG in Berlin in August 2019, we made the announcement to make

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On the Practice of Token Engineering, Part III: Something is Missing

By Charles Rice with Michael Zargham It may be difficult to imagine, but there was a time when engineering was considered not just a useful field, but a downright sexy one. These were the days of canals that bridged oceans, and bridges that joined continents. There was even a utopian