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cju
12y ago
Do you know the eLua Project? It might also correspond to what you want. http://www.eluaproject.net/
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cju
12y ago
Do you know the book "Blue: The History of a Color" by Michel Pastoureau? As far as I know it's the more complete on the topic.
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cju
12y ago
Not just fonts and logos, Bezier curves were invented to design car parts.
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cju
12y ago
A minor error: first store near Paris in 1983 is "Evry", not "Evryevry"
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cju
12y ago
Horween's Chromexcel is also used by Gustin for some of their wallets [1][2] and belts [3]. I have one of these wallet, the leather is really impressive. It's nice to get more details on it with this article. [1] https:/
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12y ago
I recommend to those who tried only the 0.9.2 version to check the new 0.9.4 as there has been a lot of improvements (Release note: http://nimrod-lang.org/news.html#Z2014-04-21-version-0-9-4-r... ).
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SomaFM: "We need to raise $410 by the end of the day."
(somafm.com)
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Nightvision by Luke Shepard
(lshep.com)
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13y ago
It's a pity Neal Stephenson has not written more of this kind of "hacker tourist" coverage.
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13y ago
Using options --dry-run and --print-stats would probably give you this information ''Don't really create an archive; just simulate doing so. The list of paths added to an archive (if the -v option is used) and statistics pri
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It's similar to the idea of pg in The Python paradox ( http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html ) when Python was not as mainstream as now.
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Interview with Pritzker Prize Winner Shigeru Ban
(archdaily.com)
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> I am not sure why, but this week I happened along Ada again (cannot remember why) and also stumbled upon AdaCore. It can be because AdaCore was the main sponsor of the ERTS² Congress in Toulouse, France last week. ERTS² (Embedded Real
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AdaCore University
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It's strange to think that countries that never had this kind of weapon and maybe don't have a detailled nuclear doctrine might have to take such a decision in the middle of a crisis if they are "chosen".
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13y ago
You have several realistic examples on this page about Stateflow, one of the most used FSMs design software in some industries such as automotive: http://www.mathworks.com/products/stateflow/examples.html
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PriSchool: A Radical New Approach to Prison Design
(archdaily.com)
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An Organic Approach to City Design
(grasp.dk)
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13y ago
Another article of the blog is about the modelisation of the Hyperloop vehicule (+environment): http://blogs.mathworks.com/seth/2013/11/07/hyperloop-model-a... It can be read as an introduction to Model
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Hyperloop: Not so fast
(blogs.mathworks.com)
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Cannon rules
(pyromythgames.com)
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A simpler description of the rules of Cannon http://www.pyromythgames.com/products/cannon/Cannonrules.htm (from the same site as the PDF linked by Fogus)
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I've started to play with Nimrod and I will definitively continue in 2014. Macros are not always easy to use but they are clean and powerful (I'm mostly a C programmer ...)
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Dependent Types for Safe and Secure Web Programming (IFL 2013 paper)
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My favorite variant is Twilight Chess [1]:" The general idea of twilight chess is fairly simple : you can move any of your piece, but the king, into a twilight zone (warp moves), and any piece on the twilight zone may be moved to any e
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Carry On: Sound Advice from Schneier on Security
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Not a novel but the _Postscript to The Name of the Rose_ is really interesting. It has been written a few years after the novel and published at the same time as the english translation. It's a short book published independently. Eco w
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At that age, we can hope they do not have yet the same attitude as in this strip: http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2013/11/12/la-feature-que-lon-... .
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Here is a description of OCaml usage at Jane Street : https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2038036 ocaml.org have a list of users: http://ocaml.org/companies.html Some "big" companies in the list:
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Wavedrom: Digital timing diagram in your browser
(code.google.com)
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