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by fjfaase 4y ago
More detailed advisory from NSA: https://media.defense.gov/2022/Nov/10/2003112742/-1/-1/0/CSI...
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by fjfaase 4y ago
That makes sense. Your website probably had a good page rank and/or visibility. If they would have replaced your content with other content and/or filled it with a lot of ads, that might have dropped quickly. I often get request f
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by fjfaase 4y ago
This a common problem with abstract art. I have seen examples of rotations over various angles. I also have seen mirrored reproductions in catalogues and even the wrong work being reproduced in publications, especially when the works are fr
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by fjfaase 4y ago
For a simple device which produces similar effects, have a look at https://learn.adafruit.com/brain-machine/overview . My first experience with it was quite intense, but it seems your brain quick used and after repeated
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by fjfaase 4y ago
It was in 1982 that I for the first time heard about the fourth generation programming languages in which you only had to specify the problem and you would get the system for free. But now 40 years later, most of the programming is still do
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I understand that her critizism goes beyond the models that are usefull, but address the problem that there is a whole industry (wasting money and human resources) of inventing and promoting models that do not solve any urgent 'gap&#x2
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by fjfaase 4y ago
It could even be that there is nothing new to be found no matter how high the energy gets. But even more fundamentally, she seem to worry about the fact that there are currently no urgent 'holes' that require you to invent new par
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I still find coding a mentally exhausting task and maybe even more now that I am getting older. I find it harder to concentrate and I am more easily distracted. It often takes me time to get in the right mood to code. I guess my memory skil
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Thanks for liking me. One thing that motivates me when developing software is helping other people. That is why I am quite happy with my current job at Bond3D.com where I contribute to a dedicated slicer in close cooperation with it users,
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by fjfaase 4y ago
It is 44 years ago, that I worked on a program in FORTRAN and it is 43 years ago that I learned LISP. It is about 36 years that I am writing software for a living. The longer I am a software engineer the longer I begin to understand that th
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I just noted that I wrote: "He does like openings of exhibitions of his works," while I wanted to write that he does not like openings. He only goes there because others expect him to be present.
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Not all artists are extroverts in the sense that they want to communicate some feeling or some emotions. Some artists are introverts who create art for themselves, who are more interested in the visual effects of colours, lines and shapes,
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I think from a purely mechanical point of view, this is the case, meaning that if you have two cars, one with manual gearbox and one with an automatic gearbox, both driving at the same speed with the same gear ratio, the one with the automa
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by fjfaase 4y ago
For a C++ implementation see the iterator class Permutations in https://iwriteiam.nl/FSwNcolour_cpp.txt
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Does it have support for \uXXXX and can it handle surrogate pairs? Are the string in UTF-8 format? Is there a way to use the parser without creating JsonExpr structure tree?
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I wonder whether it would be possible to use this in combination with VR allowing people to look/walk around in stunning virtual worlds.
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Yes, English and Dutch are rather similar. There is a difference in how tenses are used and it is known that Dutch speakers often make mistakes with using the wrong tense in English. In Dutch the verb, when consisting of more than one part,
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I really object to the claim that your first language will always be stronger. Just last week, I saw a TV program about people who migrated from the Netherlands to an English speaking country more than 40 years ago. Some of them could still
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Defintely should also have a look at Ice Studio: Visual editor for open FPGA boards. https://icestudio.io/
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by fjfaase 4y ago
He was released on April 25, 2022. https://www.democracynow.org/2022/4/26/steven_donziger_freed...
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Maybe you want to connect with Bert Hubert. https://berthub.eu/ He gave an interesting talk about GPS, and other global positioning systems on MCH2022: https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-17-how-do-gps-galil
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Could explain a little more what you mean. I have come to understand that covid belongs to the family of corona viruses that are responsible for about 15% of all colds. This monkeypox virus also belongs to a family of viruses that most of u
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by fjfaase 4y ago
If you mean with a Graph language, a complex data structure language, you might have a look at https://github.com/FransFaase/DataLang which gives some ideas about modelling complex data structures and where I talk abou
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I remember that one day at this company, we had just got a MicroVAX system, when I there was someone at the door with a europallet. We wondered what it could be. Turned out it was the VAX/VMS documentation that belonged to the MicroVAX
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I also have some fond memories of writing a 'smart' algorithm in STOS Basic for generating Madelbrot fractals. And is still took hours to fill the screen.
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I have been working in the software industry since 1990. In 1990, I joined a company that made innovative coupling between AutoCad and relational databases (Oracle). However, I wrote my first program in 1978 in Algol 60. I also used Fortran
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Yes, and the ESP32 too. Seems this is going to be the first badge with three processors that all can run Doom. On the MCH2022 badge, the RP2040 has no direct connection with display (except for regulating the back-light), so you would have
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by fjfaase 4y ago
The MCH2022 badge will have a (downsized) version of DOOM running on the ice40 FPGA (implementing a RISK-V core) and a RP2040 (just for reading the buttons).
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by fjfaase 4y ago
My initial and surname when written as an hexcode make a nice orange colour: Texas rose, according to some website. Are there more people that can write their name as a hexcode?
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Yes, a lot of learning is by doing. But it is not always enough. Just playing an instrument doesn't make you a great musician. It helps to have the right talents. And those talents are not easy described. Programming languages always h

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