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This pull request adds a intro blog on adding STL concurrency primitives to CLAD

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Can you run this file through some online pdf optimization tool?

## Problem description

`Clad` is a plugin for automatic differentiation for the `clang` compiler.
Automatic differentiation is a term for multiple techniques of deriving a mathematical function non-analytically. Some of the ways of doing this include simply calculating the derivatiev numberically or by deriving a function by a set of rules, symbolically.
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Automatic differentiation is a term for multiple techniques of deriving a mathematical function non-analytically. Some of the ways of doing this include simply calculating the derivatiev numberically or by deriving a function by a set of rules, symbolically.
Automatic differentiation is a term for multiple techniques of deriving a mathematical function analytically. Some of the ways of doing this include simply calculating the derivative numerically or by deriving a function by a set of rules, symbolically.

Why non-analytically?

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