nraynaud

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by nraynaud 3y ago
so, you had the ability to google for yourself all along?
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Like the right to talk outside the penalty of perjury for their defence of course. Since small claims don't have to use actual lawyers, they are not subject to all the enforcement that lawyers are subject to, so I guess the system is n
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Interesting it’s the exact opposite of Gray code’s goal, I suppose this has been studied, with fixed size words maximal distance problems are tractable.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
the defendants have special rights in many courts.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Not sure small claim uses all this machinery.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
France has a giant research tax break that is very wildly misused by corporations who put development in it. There are even service companies with “research centers” now. They simply bill employees without a client to the state for doing “r
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I don't have a good answer, but I have a French client who also employs an American guy whose health is very weak (but I think it's more bouts of 2 weeks without being able to work), and my client just patiently waits for him to b
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Maybe some customer support? Development of prototypes and non-urgent functions?
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I would really add a bit of geometry. It’s mostly a blend of graphs and numerical, but it gives a sense of a way they can be intermixed, and adds the idea that you will have a shit sandwich and are coping with classes of errors and can’t kn
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Or even targeted certifications, I would not be opposed that the people writing code for nuclear power plants would have to pass a certain training + test before doing so. It doesn't remove anything from other people. I'd take as
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by nraynaud 3y ago
agreed, I read the thing (without following any reference), and Common Law court orders are generally quite ok to read out of context, the procedure itself is explained in the text.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Thank you, having a look at F#, I didn't know about its unit system. As for the last point, it comes to mind because of electronics/mechanics engineering where the teachers always tell you to look if the numbers make sense in the
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I am curious about people's experience with this kind of system, I have been thinking about it for years, but never actually tried it. I sometimes feel like finding the explicit unit of some sub-expressions in geometry might be complic
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by nraynaud 3y ago
https://github.com/nraynaud/webgcode I got a few contracts in the toolpath computation world out of that. In laser cutting, general machining, and cabinet making.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I don't think it's even implied fitness. Declaring you support SCSI commands is probably a direct advertisement of conformance.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I think it's more or less the same thing, the recall is the way to legally prove you didn't intend to disseminate the flawed product, wheras leaving it on the market after learning of the problem shows intent to keep it there. I w
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I would probably use stronger words than that, data persistence is a big deal, so the missing part of the spec is a fundamental flaw. What's a disk whose persitence is random? You can probably legally assail the substance of the produc
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I think it's really useful on 'big' MCU, like the raspberry pi. There exists an entire real time spirit there, where you don't really use the CPU to do any bit banging but everything is on time as seen from the outside.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
My guess is that each counter would need to have a discovery point, a regular update mechanism and a documentation, while you can send obscure messages willy-nilly in the log? And also they become an Application Interface with a life cycle
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I got diagnosed with ADHD a couple years ago, and it has remained a shit show since then. It was a shit show before, but now medical appointments and crazy restricted medicines have been added to the mix (I ran out of an addictive antidepre
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by nraynaud 3y ago
France has an US citizen in custody for killing an abortion doctor in the US. Can't extradite him because that would be accessory to death penalty, which a European treaty forbids, I don't remember if the US sent the file to proce
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by nraynaud 3y ago
sometimes, I believe the answer is that it's a tradition by now. Like the lack of metric system.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I have worked with it. It was just stating, very little useful code in it. Going back to the source code, I see they added a bit more. A quick look around suggest that only one algorithm uses an indexing structure. Clipping seems limited be
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Scanning the site see mostly points algorithms, the only mention of polygons is a textbook LibGEOS call, I see no network at all. And I see no smart manipulation of anything else than points, I see no subdivision of space, etc.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Be mindful that most of julia's geometry code is a wrapper of libGEOS (C version) and libGDAL, that means that you can't easy extend the algorithms, everythig is behind a black box on the C side. Source: I have worked in the field
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by nraynaud 3y ago
Macs mostly do it, unless it's STEP, nobody can reasonably open a STEP file, even scihub doesn't have the specification.
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by nraynaud 3y ago
what's interesting is that the results of google search are getting more and more crappy like illicit drugs on the market. But somehow I don't disagree with the comment, it's extremely addictive to believe you could get the a
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by nraynaud 3y ago
very cool. Do you think you could hot link the PDF spec of each element for the casual observer?
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I was thinking that a quick web app to convert your old EPS file might be a good way to execute the code in a sandbox. I don't know if we can get ghostscript to run in WASM
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by nraynaud 3y ago
I guess there are a lot of check and balances before banning a very popular product from a big company.

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