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by fjfaase 4y ago
MicroPython is used in various electronic badges at hacker camps in the Netherlands and Germany. See: https://github.com/badgeteam/
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Is there a distinction between values and references to values? Is there a concept of compound values and their components? Is there anything on referential constraints definition? Is it possible to indicate that an item cannot be removed i
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I too was thinking about Ghost Love Score. I get it especially when watching reaction videos when noticing that others are getting it. So, it might not just due to the music itself, but also be a social/emotional effect. I have literal
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by fjfaase 4y ago
When I read the title, for a moment I thought that this was about finding a maximal subset of n-choose-k vectors for a given distance d, such that all combination of vectors differ at atleast d positions.
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I wrote a tool that can process a number of MarkDown files with fragments of C code and put all those fragments in the right order to produce a file that can be compiled. It is grammar based and works with manipulating Abstract Syntax Trees
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by fjfaase 4y ago
You might want to ask Maya Posch about her experiences. See: https://mayaposch.wordpress.com/category/programming/vhdl/
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I wrote an interactive/interpretting parser in JavaScript with which you can do the same. https://fransfaase.github.io/ParserWorkshop/Online_inter_par... There the JavaScript is embedded in the page. I am in the p
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by fjfaase 4y ago
It is called data-oriented, but most part is about typing, a clever mixture of static and dynamic. Note that also a language like C# has a mixture of dynamic and static types. At least you can define all sort of values without having to spe
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by fjfaase 4y ago
About 20 years ago, I too started working on a back-tracking recursive descent parser. I wrote it in C. In started with an interpretter that would just take the EBNF rules. It could parse a preprocessed C file using the C grammar (almost ta
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by fjfaase 4y ago
Make it back-track and add some caching to make it a simple, reasonably efficient parser for a wide range of grammers found in programming languages.
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by fjfaase 4y ago
I started writing my personal website in 1995 and since than did not change much about usage of HTML. So, really no surprise that it still looked pretty okay when I opened it in the NSCA Mosaic 2. Of course, some images are missing and some
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by fjfaase 4y ago
About ten years ago, I started to track my life in a diary, recording when I got up, all my traveling, what I made for dinner, which pages I read and such. I started doing this because I felt time was flying. I have the feeling that it did
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by fjfaase 5y ago
A nice 'visual' illustration of the threshold is found in Percolation theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_theory where if you have an infinite grid of square rooms with either a wall or a door be
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I have been working between 30 and 24 hours as a Senior Software Developer in the past 20 years. I have had several colleagues who work a similar amount of hours. I have been telling employers that I am only productive for about six hours p
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by fjfaase 5y ago
The amount of X-rays needed to detect trace amounts of lead with a handheld device are probably more dangerous than the lead itself if such an device is used on a daily basis. There is a reason why your dentist goes to stand behind a wall w
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I wanted to fill in the questionair, but the second question does not have the option: No cycles. What is your definition of agile if you have to work in cycles to be agile in the first place? I very much enjoy they way we are working at my
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I am almost the age of your dad and I have been a professional software engineer since 1986. In the first years I worked with Pascal (VAX-Pascal and Turbo-Pascal.) From 1990, I mostly used C and C++. The last two years I have been working w
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I have started working on a program that can parse Markdown files with fragments of C code and weave those fragments into a C program that can be compiled. For an example input, see https://github.com/FransFaase/RawPars
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by fjfaase 5y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.12004
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I am bit surprised there is nothing about graph theory in there. Also nothing about combinatorics or knot theory to mention two other subjects. If you want to make people dive into mathematics, it might be a good idea to show a broad range
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by fjfaase 5y ago
Here in the Netherlands only bikes that are used for leisure 'racing' have quick release levers. But these have no locks at all, because you only use them on biking trips, not to go into the city, go to work, school, or visit some
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I wonder if you talk about 'bad apples' whether you have understood what the primary task of a scrum master is, which I think is to be there for your team and not be a process manager. I think that the word 'master' was
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by fjfaase 5y ago
Probably because they were autodidacts that got frustrated with following courses that were either not relative to what they already knew or far below the level they already had achieved. When I went to study CS in 1981, I already had maste
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by fjfaase 5y ago
The language I am refering to, is now called the BiZZdesign scripting language. See: https://support.bizzdesign.com/display/knowledge/BiZZdesign+... The pipe operators are from the original design of the query lan
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I did design a language and it is still being used. I did it as part of my job at that time. It started as a simple query language inside the application we were developing. One by one features were added. Some colleague also decided to us
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by fjfaase 5y ago
The link for #A011260 is https://oeis.org/A011260 There is now a github repository for the software: https://github.com/hayguen/mlpolygen It is not that simple for larger numbers. The brute force metho
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by fjfaase 5y ago
It does make sense if you realize that it is also used for fields and that a.!b.c = d is different than a.b.!c = d. The first makes a copy of the object at a.b before assigning a new value to its field c.
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I spend some days writing a program which construct an expression tree (actually a DAG) from the instruction and then through applying logic derives the equations between the input values for when the final result must be zero. But this was
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I see a lot of sequences, number of graphs of a certain type on a certain number of points, and wonder whether these sequences are included in the The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences® (OEIS®).
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by fjfaase 5y ago
If I understand the paper correctly, I have been doing the right thing with biking to the office every day :-). My bike ride takes about 24 minutes one way. I have always looked for jobs at a biking distance from my home.

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