Huge Java Resource

I have been working on some numerical problems in the last few weeks.  Mostly related to curve fitting and interpolation.  I am slowly sliding back to Java bit-by-bit though I am not sure if I will give up Python as the syntax is so tight and it is actually very fast.

Anyway, I was looking around for some curve fitting and interpolation code on the Net and found Michael Flannigan’s website which has a great resource of math, stats, optimization and some other  more subtle items.  His Java code is here.

I can’t even do it justice by showing the list of packages as it is about twice as long as the screen capture shown to the right.

Passwordless Login Using SSH

Computer c1 – connect from this computer

Computer c2 – connect to this computer

1. Connect to c1
2. type: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048
* default directory for keyfiles will be ~/.ssh/
* if you do not want to be prompted, leave passphrase blank
3. copy the contents of .ssh/id_rsa.pub (there should only be one line)
4. place this line on c2, in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys