ReD_CoDE

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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Those who have written a compiler or parser once I think can understand what's token https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Context-free_grammar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_grammar
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Great job! Also, I think a combination of dropdown (to show possible words/tokens) and non-dropdown could be interesting I tell myself is it possible to use your solution for autocomplete (code/content) writing? Do you use tokens?
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Where's their source code? I don't see anything open-source
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
I know that you want it be as functional as possible Input --> Function/Relation --> Output When you talk about language, do you mean you want to build a "textual/visual" solution? User be able to not only develop
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
How to add nodes? It seems than right-click doesn't work in your canvas/workspace, also it's static, I mean can't zoom in-out, also, the node itself is not collapsible, ... Also, if I ware you, wouldn't fix input an
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
I wish Draw.io was textual/visual, something like PlantUML but in interactive way I mean you be able to drag & drop components, as well as see its "easy-to-use" textual code to customize each component Also, I wish it was
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Are you kidding? What's the differences between your solution and Excalidraw from Google team? https://excalidraw.com
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Hope this helps with: https://www.mattkeeter.com/projects/states
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
I couldn't agree more, and I think we can make a graph that shows parent and childs. The main algorithm and its children
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Wow, great! I'm looking for an open source solution to find algorithm names inside the academic articles (normally PDF), and perhaps on the web too Is there any suggestion?
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
very cool! I just wished an approach better than this, please see how does bubble [1] work! [1]: https://bubble.io
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
Does it completely open source? Can we use it as a platform? a solution that uses its backend and frontend?
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by ReD_CoDE 6y ago
What about these two? [1] https://github.com/ketoo/NoahGameFrame [2] https://github.com/ocornut/imgui , https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/3075 Why almost all
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I've seen before AppSheet [1] acquired by Google, however, it seems that it supports just mobile apps Your solution looks interesting, especially if it has an easy to use interface like bubble [2] to create the website and also mobile
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Wow, I like it. Also maybe this [1] gives you some new ideas And I'm thinking of a data modeler [2] in this way too [1] https://animation-nodes-manual.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user... [2] https://g
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I think one of the main issues in startups is building cross-platform products as quickly as possible, so I think this is why some companies like Google work on some new technologies/methodologies like Kotlin But there's a big iss
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
For instance: https://epsg.io/ And some open-source Cesium-based solutions
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Who pays to you? When there are a lot of open-source engineering tools for georeferencing?
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Does anyone want to build this [Progile] as open-source? It's the combination of Product Roadmap + Waterfall + Agile So will solve the majority of problems you face in your projects [Progile] https://github.com/EAzari&#
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
This is the first time I hear Krita but I support all good open-source projects like Blender What I like in Blender, except its invaluable community, is its UX, they follow a good logic in interfaces. If someone is familiar with 3Ds Max or
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I think there are a lot of areas as the most promising 1. Digital Twin(s) -- Soon all people all around the world will have two worlds, one real and one virtual The virtual world would be like the next generation of Minecraft and people all
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
The world is badly designed. We can fix that. ;)
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I understand what you say, the world is not fair and some of us, including me, have started from zero and should have basic needs in our life. However, I don't think spending time, for instance, 30-60 min a day for things we love to be
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Anything in this world has a value you have to pay. Money comes at the right time if you go the right path in your life. Don't think about money, think about the path you want to go, a path you would be happy to go and money comes in i
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I don't know why many people repeat a bad idea again and again Why all want to build such a CMS which is old-fashioned (Wordpress-style) Please check Bubble.io and if you find its atomic design approach awesome come back to me if you w
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Interesting. Two-three years ago I had such idea but in a Pokemon-style called ReademonGO = Read them on Go The main idea was/is for adding attractive ways to the education system with achievement badges People as constant learners ca
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
Advanced materials not only for Design but also for Simulation MaterialPass materials as digital catalogs not only hold Physically Based Rendering (PBR) textures/colors (Metal - Roughness) but also hold extra Data/Information like
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Show HN: MaterialPass (Material Passport)(github.com)
1 points by ReD_CoDE 7y ago|1 comments
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I'm in the Digital Built Environment industry, so I strongly believe that it's one of the less developed industries and has a lot of potentials. Construction technologies are outdated Facility management and Real Estate technologi
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by ReD_CoDE 7y ago
I'm not in the IT world, but I see two parallel worlds, the virtual world (like the next generation of Minecraft) and the real world And people will spend more time in the virtual world to cooperate on different projects they love volu

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