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by geonnave 9y ago
It is indeed! Haven't noticed the binary was wrong too.
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by geonnave 9y ago
That is very a good idea! For now it is stateless & frontend-only. But I was thinking on improving it, like a prettier UI and adding a "print" button, or maybe a "export to png". If I ever add a server side to it, it
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by geonnave 9y ago
Hmm, that screenshot is from first tests, it is clearly a bug -- but hopefully fixed now :)
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Primg – Generate prime numbers whose binary representation looks like any image(geonnave.github.io)
110 points by geonnave 9y ago|53 comments
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by geonnave 9y ago
Great tool. I used it to create a state machine diagram - one that I then included in the inline documentation of my Elixir code.
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by geonnave 9y ago
Landing pages make this very same mistake all the time. It is one of the biggest goals for such a page, to show the what & why of the product, and still too many people do it in a way that lets no clue about what the thing is about. It
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by geonnave 9y ago
The video demo of this tool is fantastic! It is a simple "showing by doing", that also gives a show while showing (pun kind of intended).
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Subutai – A new way to think about clouds and devices attached to them(subutai.io)
1 points by geonnave 9y ago|1 comments
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by geonnave 9y ago
Oh, I don't believe they missed the opportunity to name it Firefocus.
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by geonnave 9y ago
Maybe they want to be, to some extent, serialization-format independent?
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by geonnave 10y ago
Maybe that guy's native language is portuguese? In brazilian portuguese, the word "raise" (in the context of raising kids, pets, etc.) translates to "criar"; while "create" also translates to "criar&q
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by geonnave 10y ago
s/Unlike REST/Unlike HTTP
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by geonnave 10y ago
I just had the same problem! I wanted to share it with the College group from where I graduated, but I could not do it.
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AllSeen Alliance Merges with Open Connectivity Foundation to Accelerate IoT(openconnectivity.org)
2 points by geonnave 10y ago|0 comments
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by geonnave 10y ago
This piece is, indeed, very well written. A couple of months ago I used it in a subject's work in the master program I'm enrolled, in which I analyze Erlang's features for providing software fault-tolerance. If it would be us
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by geonnave 10y ago
Some thoughts I have: - I think they did apply methodologies of reliability that worked in hardware, to software (e.g redundancy, automatic fault detection/tracing/correction) - Also, in the early days, software was so tied to har
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by geonnave 10y ago
I didn't read the paper yet, but this thing of "composable distributed processing" made me think of Elixir's `GenStage`[0], which is still in development. Another thing, that is indeed linked on GenStage's page as a
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by geonnave 10y ago
Well then it could be `CRusHT` - C to Rust Haskell Translator
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by geonnave 10y ago
And here a video of it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxBEsTet6w8
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Unraveling Students’ Interaction Around a Tangible Interface [pdf](educationaldatamining.org)
2 points by geonnave 10y ago|1 comments
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by geonnave 10y ago
Actually, both Sci-Hub and LibGen are mentioned in the article. Perhaps your ctrl+f failed because the page only loads the next section when you scroll down near the bottom of the page.
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by geonnave 10y ago
Actually, variables in Elixir can be re-binded : > x = [1, 2, 3] > x = 2 # the structure [1, 2, 3] still exists in memory, but now the variable x is bound to the value 2 All data is still immutable, the BEAM itself requires so. Dav
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by geonnave 10y ago
That's cool, congrats!
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by geonnave 11y ago
Had he named it LIFE, it would feel sooo satisfying :)
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by geonnave 11y ago
Oh yeah, there are not many options nowadays. I know this one which is offered by Coursera: "Functional Programming Principles in Scala". I didn't take it, but it should be helpful if one want to explore that "weird wiza
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by geonnave 11y ago
Wow, how cool is that! Congrats to the authors :) Btw, I bet Edward Lee¹ would like this game. ¹ http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/TechRpts/2006/EECS-2006-1....
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by geonnave 11y ago
Exactly what I thought. I think they could even use the package.json-file approach of nodejs for defining an entry point for the program..
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by geonnave 11y ago
Oh, sure. I didn't realized that at first. It must be my programmer brain telling me "English is the one global language" all the time. (note: I'm not an English native speaker)
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by geonnave 11y ago
They mention "Russian language training" in the Astronaut Candidate training program. Interesting.