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by fjfaase 5y ago
One reason is that a money transfer within one bank is usually faster and might be more secure because some banks check the name agains the account number. For this reason customers perfer to use an account with their own bank.
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I know an artist who has worked on creating colour palettes (for a living, through commissions and art works) and creating light art works, who claims that most people are very poor at precieving colours because our brains so quickly adapt
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I suggest you also watch some videos by Joscha Bach.
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I have an old style HTML (and a little CSS) personal website, but making it responsive (mobile compatible) is a lot of extra work. It would take me a few months spare time to fix all my hunderds of pages.
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I implemented an unparse function in IParse, which is not a parser generator, but a parser that interprets a grammar. See for example https://github.com/FransFaase/IParse/blob/master/software/c_...
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I wonder if this could also be used to more accurately time pulsar signals and be used to detect gravitational waves?
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by fjfaase 5y ago
Hi Brandon, earlier this year, I wrote an interpreting (interactive) parser in JavaScript. The code is embedded in the page https://fransfaase.github.io/ParserWorkshop/Online_inter_par... . I have not yet made a librar
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by fjfaase 5y ago
Actually, I think that the grammar for a C string with escapes characters is regular. The only bit I am worried about are the back-slash octal and back-slash hexadecimal notations. But they are not relevant if you want to detect escaped quo
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I guess, you would need (at least) four times sixteen, that is 64, blockers.
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I understand that the EU is working on legislation that would make Apple's Child Safety plan manditory on all private communication platforms within the EU.
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by fjfaase 5y ago
In C# it is very simple to implement a generator using the 'yield return' and 'yield break' statements. Also LINQ is based on generators, allowing you to write rather complex queries with relatively compact code.
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Maybe they should first ban corrective surgery on intersex individuals or at least accept the intersex condition as normal, not an illness that needs to be cured, at least not until the person involved has come to an age of reason where the
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by fjfaase 5y ago
When I was working on a similar problem with respect to calculating numbers with a version of Brainfuck where each cell can contain any natural number, I remember feeling some kind of mental nausea about how big numbers can get.
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Yes. I think that, for example, a low self esteem could be a contributing factor to a burnout. I have been suffering from a low self esteem for almost all of my life, probably fueled by my perfectionism. I think this is a common thing about
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by fjfaase 5y ago
I have been in a similar position, where I felt like standing with my back to a wall and no longer having the energy to deal with the stress of changing anything about my condition. Now looking back, I think I could have faired better if I
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by fjfaase 5y ago
For Brainfuck one could also define a Busy Beaver problem like the maximum number of steps before a given Brainfuck program stops. But you need to define what counts as a step. I would say that executing a command from the program counts as
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by fjfaase 5y ago
There is also a Busy Beaver like problem with respect to (a modified version of) Brainfuck: https://www.iwriteiam.nl/Ha_bf_numb.html
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Several averse effects have been reported when taking the 10 day silent meditation course. See the studies mentioned in https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/acps.13225
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by fjfaase 5y ago
Nice exposition. It does not mention the fact that this can also be used as a proof for the question whether an infinite plane can be tiled with a certain set of wang-tiles is undecidable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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Interesting revision history: The first version was submitted on 12 Apr 2010 04:39:27 UTC. The last, the 61th revision, on 10 May 2021 00:01:29 UTC.
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5. I start day-dreaming about the root cause of a problem and how there are better ways to solve it. Often leading to some frustration about why there does not exist a better solution for. A good reason to start googling around or have a lo
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I agree fully with you. I also think he might change his ideas on becoming immortal once he is a little older and comes to the conclusion that life has no meaning in itself and that even when you achieve a lot, everything while be undone in
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He finished a master in physics summa cum laude. Does he understand that the universe has an end and that immortality for that reason is an impossible goal to achieve?
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If I understand it correctly, it is even worse, because malloc could return not NULL and still throw an exception when you try to write to the 'allocated' memory. See for example https://linuxembedded.fr/2020/
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by fjfaase 5y ago
The code snippet is incorrect. I do not see a check on malloc returning null. In general that would be okay, but in an embedded environment with limited memory, that would be a serious problem. Also, using recursion is bad, because copying
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I guess this is a very common problem and a struggle for many of us. I also think that there is no simple fix for it. You might find yourself in the same situation after some years after you have start over somewhere else. Maybe you should
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by fjfaase 5y ago
For more details about the actual proof, see: 'Blueprint for the Liquid Tensor Experiment' https://leanprover-community.github.io/liquid/index.html
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by fjfaase 5y ago
The title should have been 'Why you should use ANTLR and not use (f)lex, yacc and bison' as if ANTLR is the only alternative.
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Some years ago, when I was walking towards the central railway station of Amsterdam, I came along some (religious) sign making some statement about suffering in the world, when it daunted to me that a lot of suffering is the result of self-
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I suspect that you are not the only one in this area. I too often find myself pondering about interactions with other people and realizing what I should have said. Maybe it has to do with verbal IQ versus performance IQ. I think I have a ra

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