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by fjfaase 1y ago
No, it is not small. I am really surprised that no one has been arrested yet who has been involved with this kipnapping of people. If Donald Trump is sanctioning this kipnapping, he is involved as well and should be arrested as well. That h
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by fjfaase 2y ago
The president has all the power that the congress and the senate gives him. Previous presidents were not given this much power. The bad guys are in the congress and the senate for not upholding the constitution.
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Maybe a math oriented forum, might be a better place to post it. Do you think you could write up the proof in Lean?
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by fjfaase 2y ago
What would be the reason that birds did not develop language? There are birds that have an amazing range of vocalizations, such as the Lyre Birds, and there are examples of birds that have shown the ability to associate human speech with ab
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by fjfaase 2y ago
If you scroll down the page, you will see that it has white light around the piece, which are LEDs, I presume.
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by fjfaase 2y ago
The DGT Pegasus [1], which is designed for online play as the device presented her, costs 189 Euro. I know one of the founders of DGT and once applied there for a job for the app development, but did not feel that there was a match at the m
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by fjfaase 2y ago
That Trump and Musk have not been arrested yet, or at least impeached, for grossly violating the constitution shows that the USA has turned into a fascist state by the congress and the senate.
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Some years ago, the one in Arnhem, was up for sale, and the local hacker space, hack42, made an attempt to buy it and turn it into the largest hacker space of Europe. The plan did not work out.
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by fjfaase 2y ago
This is true and not at all. Last year, I quit my job, because I was in the process of getting a burn-out. It was primarily because management refused to give me recognition for my efforts. (I dreamed about it last night.) While I was unemp
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I recently started walking to work, because by bike it is only 11 minutes and I felt I did not get enough exersize. Walking takes up about 33 minutes for the same distance. With my precious job, it took me abou 25 minutes biking to work. I
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Interesting. I am going to have a look at this. In the past year, I have been working at an algorithm on how many paper cubes one can make out of a rectangle sheet of paper. There are 11 polyomino's that can be folded into a cube. It i
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I have had many colleagues who produce more code and functionality at a constant rate than me. But I have also had that the experience that some of those colleagues were trying to reproduce a certain customer bug for weeks and not being abl
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Some are suggesting this is because recent gains that Ukraine is making as the army of Russia is getting exhausted also because of some recent succesful destruction of large stockpiles of ammunition by drone attacks.
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Do you know about Peter Struycken, who made many art works, painting, carpets, light shows, and 3D animations with the help of computers? Even his painting of the last decade where made using computer programs to find pleasant looking rando
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I have asked this question myself when I was younger, but I never had the ambition for some leadership role or to do something else than software engineering. Now at age 63, I am still a software engineer. Last year, I have started a new jo
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I have been thinking about implementation oriented rewrite rules that for example express that you can add two numbers smaller than 2^2n with three addition operations (and some other operations) on numbers smaller than 2^n or with two addi
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Interesting approach. A bit similar to 'test && commit || revert' (TCR) as done by Kent Beck. I kind of doing this with my AoC with my literary programming approach where I add only code to the markdown file that is then
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by fjfaase 2y ago
How does this compare to the surreal numbers defined by Conway?
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I once hear the story of a colleague who when going to college met with someone who he felt that he knew although they were unable to establish were they knew each other from as they came from different cities. When he returned home and tol
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Could you not just remove the mounth piece with a flute and the horn with a straight pipe?
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I understand your worries as they were one of my reasons to join these government organized briefings. It seems very unlikely that such a lib in itself has any cyber security risk as long as it itself does not query an external database thr
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by fjfaase 2y ago
What I understand (from having attended some Dutch government meetings about this), is that companies are liable and should make an assessment of all third party libraries that they are using with respect to the risk involved with cyber sec
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I think that the problem is that Europe does not want to acknowledge that they are at war with Russia. Russia says that they are at war with Europe and they are testing the waters all the time, just last night flying a drone against the Che
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Looks quite nice. The online editor with color coding looks sleek. I suppose that they are using a PEG-parser to parse the grammar in the online editor. Can you also specify color coding for your grammar? This is a parser generator. In the
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I developed something for C that just works in github markdown files, but without place holders. It just parses all the fragments, possibly from multiple files, and puts them in an order to be compiled. It does automatically generate forwar
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I have made an implementation of the original Dancing Links algorithm, but for some large problem, more than a million rows and 104 columns with an average of about sixteen positions per row, it is killed because it takes too much memory. I
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by fjfaase 2y ago
I agree with the article. The 6502 was the first CPU I wrote a lot of machine code for both on the Acorn Atom, where the Basic had a buildin assembler, and the Atari XL-800, for which some roommates and I programmed a compiler in Basic and
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by fjfaase 2y ago
It is possible to write a (top-down) parser that can deal with the left recursion without having to rewrite the grammar itself. Simply split the left recursive ones and not. Then first try to accept a non-left recursive rule and if that suc
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Is it true that Records are the same as Dictionaries, because the labels in the records can have any value? Interesting on how on one hand the size of SignedInteger is unlimited, but on the other hand there is a ByteString. A ByteString cou
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by fjfaase 2y ago
Very small. It is at the moment not on a collision course, I understand. Even if it was, it very likely would burn up before reaching the ground. And even not, the Earth is very large and mostly covered with water. Even the chance it hits a

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