Cynox

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by Cynox 3y ago
Just run the miniforge install script if you want a very friction-free install. I'm not a big conda fan, but the "install in my home directory" use case is very well covered by miniforge. https://github.com/co
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by Cynox 4y ago
Several years ago I used FEniCS mshr which wraps CGAL for Python, but I am unsure if is still maintained or if they went for a Gmsh wrapper instead, or abandoned the idea of constructive solid geometry from Python code completely. I have no
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by Cynox 5y ago
Just do a super-minimal cleaning and upload to Zenodo or similar, then stick the DOI to the code and input/output files in your paper somewhere. 99% certain your reviewers will not brother to look at your code. 10 years from now someon
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by Cynox 6y ago
Norway became a unified independent Kingdom in 872 and entered a union with Sweden and Denmark in 1397. Sweden left the union in 1523, leaving Norway in union with Denmark until 1814 when Norway was transferred to a union with Sweden as a p
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by Cynox 6y ago
On my Dell 13in XPS laptop from 2018 (9370), Bluetooth used to allmost work, but I had to manually pair my headset every time. Now, with the latest Ubuntu, it often connects automatically, but then looses connection immediately, or fails to
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by Cynox 6y ago
OpenSCAD can only produce triangulations (STL), not CAD geometries (STEP/IGES). If you want an OpenSCAD-like workflow, but in Python and producing CAD (Brep) files, then cadquery 2 is progressing very quickly. They now have assembly su
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by Cynox 7y ago
If you use C++ for CPU-intensive tasks, then yes, in this case. E.g. reading 1kb of input, churning numbers for 10 minutes and outputting an h5 file. If you use C++ for IO-intensive tasks, then your tradeoff is probably different and you wo
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by Cynox 8y ago
If it had been introduced today, would PNaCl have been rejected which ultimately lead to a better solution (WASM), or would it have been broadly accepted since it had sufficient market reach though Chrome?
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by Cynox 9y ago
Great work! Finally a stable version working with Python3! I find wxPython highly productive and enjoyable to work with and the wx C++ documentation has always been outstanding. Now the Python docs are also really good! https://d