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by fjfaase 8y ago
Here in the Netherlands, cows only go into the fields half of the year, simply because during winter time it is too cold for them to be outside with no protection against wind and rain.
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I developed a small interpretting parser, which you can give a grammar on the input and a file to be parsed. It parsers the grammar (with itself) and parsers the input file according to the grammar specification. No need to run a code gener
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I have a natural tendency towards divergent thinking and often it is making me nuts. Where other are barely able to come up with one solution for a problem and then go implement it, I generate many solutions and often cannot decide which is
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by fjfaase 8y ago
There have been some small patches. It is being (going to be) included and maintained as part of the Eclipse Cyclone DDS project https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/eclipse-cyclone-dds because it is needed for the C
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by fjfaase 8y ago
Similar implementation in JavaScript: http://www.iwriteiam.nl/Ha_bf_online.html
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by fjfaase 8y ago
On there site, they do not compare it with FreeRTOS, a commonly used alternative. I wonder why.
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I have implemented the method of parsing an expression into objects with an evaluation method in the scripting language that I build into an editor for performing complex manipulations of images. See http://www.iwriteiam.nl/
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by fjfaase 8y ago
Interesting how this is covered in the New York Times, while earlier, AlphaZero (and its predecessor AlphaGo) showed the similar kind of insight in playing go (a much more complicated game than chess) coming up with moves that humans would
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I recently work (just for fun) on a persistent set in C++ using AVL tree. See: http://www.iwriteiam.nl/D1807.html#31 . However, I did use recursion and also stored the height. I also worked (as a mental challenge) on an int
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by fjfaase 8y ago
When I showed above mentioned artist http://www.iwriteiam.nl/BYOB2017.html he commented that the colours looked horrible to his eyes. (Later, I created a faster changing version: http://www.iwriteiam.nl/BYOB
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by fjfaase 8y ago
If I would write a program that produces random text and I call it a science fiction generator (as in science fiction everything is allowed), would you not tell me to go and read some real science fiction stories before making such a claim?
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by fjfaase 8y ago
There is a great difference between people with a computer science background who try to generate art with programs and artist who try to use algorithms to generate art. There are many people of the first kind, but a few of the second kind.
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I almost always fall asleep within two minutes after going to bed. For some period I used a breathing technique, where I would breath deeply for some 20 seconds, and then just hold my breath and fall asleep.
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by fjfaase 8y ago
I would say that there is difference between understanding the scientific method and knowing about scientific results. People who do not understand the scientific method will value scientific results differently than those who do. Doing sci
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by fjfaase 8y ago
My adult son, who has serious leanring disabilities (cannot read, only do basic math with number up to 20), seems to have an above average memory for certain autobiographic details, such as who he was with on a certain date. But I don'
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by fjfaase 8y ago
This suggests that large parts of C/C++ can be 'simplified', which I think is a falacy, resulting in CPY to be a proper subset of C/C++. Already the introduction of a keyword like 'known' shows that the simplif
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by fjfaase 9y ago
I get the idea that the article (which I already read some years aog, probably because it was mentioned here) just describes the route to the article "Proof of the Umbral Moonshine Conjecture", for which a pre-print appeared on h
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by fjfaase 9y ago
The idea of https to have a secure communication channel where you can verify that the other party is who they say they are. Each https domain needs a certificate that is bound to the domain. It is a good way to prevent malware to be instal
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by fjfaase 9y ago
Did you try search for "Riven hints"? Some people have set up some nice hints websites for most of the games, which give you hints in small steps. I have used the ones on The Universal Hint System. See for Riven: http:/&#x2F
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by fjfaase 9y ago
Yes, parsing generated source code might be a problem, and yes, C++ preprocessing adds a lot as well. But even 100,000 lines of 80 characters whould still be (a little less than) 8 Mbyte. I did not design my interpretting parser with maximu
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by fjfaase 9y ago
Many parsing algorithms were designed with the idea that the input cannot stored in memory as a whole and that you need the parse the file from start to end. However, nowadays, memory is usually not a problem, especially not for parsing fil
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by fjfaase 9y ago
In the abstract, it says that they conclude this from the absent of "quiescent excess emission". I do not know what this exactly means, could not find an explaination for it, but maybe it is a technical term for "light echo&q
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by fjfaase 9y ago
It seems that the author is talking about occasions where a stranger steps in to 'give a hand'. I think you too would react like this, when a total stranger comes up to you and touches you, even if it was to remove some dirt from
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by fjfaase 9y ago
The organizer should be prosecuted for sexual assaulting a woman by exposing her breasts in public.
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by fjfaase 9y ago
About 36 years ago, my parents bought some first generation energy saving lamps. One of them is still in use above her dinner table.
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by fjfaase 9y ago
When fixing syntax errors in programs (which now a days happens less and less, because all the on the fly parsing and error reporting), I prefer to fix the errors one-by-one and recompile after each fix. No matter how good a parser is, ther
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by fjfaase 9y ago
I find Floyd–Warshall algorithm much more facinating. It took me almost 25 years to realize that it was different from the algorithm that I had deviced myself for solving the problem. Dijkstra's algorithm seems rather obvious to me, as
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by fjfaase 9y ago
Some ten years ago, when Google Earth improved its resolution, I manually mapped the electric grid of the Netherlands. In the mean time it has become out-dated. The results of my work can be found here: http://www.iwriteiam.nl&#x
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by fjfaase 9y ago
I think that his talks on SHA2017 were the best. Not just with respect to the contents but also for the manner he presented them. A definite watch for anyone who wants to know a little more about DNA.
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by fjfaase 9y ago
This is a study of preverbal infants. Maybe infants do also discriminate between dominant and less dominant individuals, but at their age, being very care dependent, have a much stronger preference for kind individuals. Maybe infant bonobo&

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