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by senshu 5y ago
All diagrams were created with Inkscape.
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by senshu 5y ago
In the "signal-of-vectors vs vector-of-signals" comparison, "vector" refers to the Racket data type used for arrays. It should not be confused with "bit vectors", which are represented as integers (assuming tha
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by senshu 6y ago
I thing it was Borland Turbo C++ 3.0 for MS-DOS. It had syntax highlighting, integrated help with full language and API documentation. Which was useful because I didn't have Internet access back then, at the beginning of the 1990'
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by senshu 6y ago
I am the author of the question at stackoverflow. The racket topic on SO does not seem very active, so I thought I could get answers here as well.
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Is there a smooth path to migrate from Xtext to Racket?(stackoverflow.com)
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by senshu 7y ago
I didn't know that. I will fix the README of the project as well.
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by senshu 7y ago
Definitely. This could be the next step in my exploration of programming techniques to solve this problem. I will have a look at your implementation.
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by senshu 7y ago
The authors of the Gecode solver could explain it better than me, but I think that -O3 and -O4 perform a first pass that pre-compute variable bounds and values, which could reduce the exploration space significantly.
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by senshu 7y ago
I agree with that and I definitely will try. As explained in the first comment, one of the motivations for the project was to learn constraint programming. The tablature generator could be a nice example to compare different paradigms and a
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by senshu 7y ago
Author here. TablaZinc is a proof-of-concept tablature generator for fretted string instruments -- such as the guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo, etc. It is a week-end project that I started for two reasons: * As a software developer, I was loo
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by senshu 7y ago
I think I understand what you mean. A trained guitar player would not need such a tool, and a beginner should probably avoid using it :). My original idea was to explore how I could rapidly get playable tablatures of jazz solos from availab
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Show HN: Generate guitar tablature using a constraint solver(github.com)
109 points by senshu 7y ago|26 comments
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by senshu 7y ago
This article is the first of a series about « midi@3:14 », a home-made MIDI keyboard using a 3x14 Janko layout.
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Show HN: midi @ 3:14, a home-made MIDI keyboard(guillaume.baierouge.fr)
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by senshu 7y ago
Sozi is a tool that creates animated presentations from SVG documents. Read more at https://sozi.baierouge.fr/ I have created a new repository to share examples that showcase the possibilities of Sozi.
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Show HN: A collection of example presentations made with Sozi(senshu.github.io)
1 points by senshu 7y ago|1 comments
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by senshu 7y ago
Sozi is a tool that creates animated presentations from SVG documents. Read more at https://sozi.baierouge.fr/ I need your help to test Sozi 19.11 and update the translations.
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Sozi 19.11 beta is available for testers and translators(github.com)
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by senshu 7y ago
Humanoïdes is a retro game inspired by Androides, a French arcade game made in the 1980s for the Thomson MO5 personal computer. Androides itself was very similar to Lode Runner. It currently has only one level, and an editor that you can us
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Humanoïdes – A Retro Arcade Game(humanoides.baierouge.fr)
1 points by senshu 7y ago|1 comments