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by jf___ 7y ago
A material science professor at TU Delft [1] and this material is commercially available [2]. From the abstract of `Bacteria-Based Self-Healing Cementitious Composite for Application in Low-Temperature Marine Environments` [3]: "The co
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by jf___ 7y ago
no, CadQuery is a wrapper on top of PythonOCC
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by jf___ 7y ago
PythonOCC [1] wraps the OpenCASCADE kernel and is easily installed through conda: conda install -c dlr-sc pythonocc-core=7.4.0 [1] https://github.com/tpaviot/pythonocc-core
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by jf___ 7y ago
Fun to see `sentry.io` as one of the dependencies, kind of an interesting level of recursion on an incident mgmt app
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by jf___ 7y ago
A mature implementation exists, called voilà, see https://github.com/voila-dashboards/voila , which is developed by members of the Quantstack.
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by jf___ 9y ago
impressive, the quality of the documents is stunning, especially when you think of the potential for didactic / documentation purposes. https://mathisonian.github.io/trig/etymology
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by jf___ 9y ago
carving up marble with industrial robots https://vimeo.com/94076571 Cad -> robot code compiler is built on top of pythonocc
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by jf___ 9y ago
extruding glass as in the MIT project is very different then from printing material that is then thrown into an oven. the resulting piece has really different properties I imgagine
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by jf___ 11y ago
TraitsUI was a cool idea, but not implemented that well. Enaml carries it to perfection. I love how enaml provides a ton of functionality, while it doesnt get in the way of experimentation. Just see the matplotlib widget [1] how easy it is
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by jf___ 11y ago
the live demo ( ~23:40 ) is cool and insightful of what enaml provides