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Java2k – Probabilistic Programming Language
(p-nand-q.com)
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2y ago
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stettberger
2y ago
I had quite some fun implementing this at a very lovely lake in Sweden, while my colleagues were attending GPCE.
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Show HN: Notebook – A PGF/TikZ LaTeX Package for Custom Note-Taking Templates
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Sure that is directly possible without further tinkering: \notebookpage{todo={[bottom,draw]3},fill dotted,paginate} This will create a dotted page with 3x2 todo notes at the bottom. The todo fields are surrounded by a box (draw), and the pa
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3y ago
You would not believe it, but I just created (this week) a Latex TikZ library that helps me to create templates / journal inserts for the use case of handwritten notes. Although I believe in DIN A5 paper, it might be useful for someone
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Advent(2): Let the Children Speak Up
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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Advent(2): Workbench Management (Dec 4)
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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Advent(2): A Map to Persitence (Dec 3)
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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System-Call Advent(2)-02: Clone a Chimera
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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Advent(2)-01: The cat on the tip of the iceberg
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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4y ago
And I won't tell you whether the material is required to pass the exam or not!
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Advent(2) – The System-Call Advent Calendar
(osg.tuhh.de)
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4y ago
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6y ago
That is very cool! Do you have a link to that implementation? I would be very interested in the problems that arise when you want to provide a rock solid implementation of this.
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6y ago
Hi! Author of DynamicScope<T> here. Regarding threads: It is correct that the current version of the template has a problem with multi-threaded programs. However, as adding 'thread_local' to the global variable is sufficient
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Dynamic Scoping in C++
(blog.dokucode.de)
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6y ago
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Show HN: RT.js - Real-Time Scheduling of Preemptable Threads in JavaScript
(github.com)
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7y ago
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Show HN: Git externals that work like SVN externals
(github.com)
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8y ago
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Show HN: Haskell Package Integer.IsPositive
(hackage.haskell.org)
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11y ago
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BSD /etc/malloc.conf: Use symlinked filename as config
(openbsd.org)
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11y ago
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Chess written in Bash
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Sweden, Too much time, Masterthesis was submitted.
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12y ago
I already considered that, but until now i did not implement many peripheral devices. But when implemented those, it should be possible. But at the moment i'm rather thinking of an VHDL netlist emulator in TeX.
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12y ago
The dataref package is intended to be useful (and it acutally is). Avremu was only a long trip in sweden without internet, an editor and a reference manual.
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12y ago
This is true, but largly in TeX and only Parts of it in LaTeX is still LaTeX. But you're right, I did use only a few rudimentary features.
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Show HN: Avremu – An 8-Bit Microcontroller in Pure LaTeX
(gitlab.brokenpipe.de)
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12y ago
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LaTeX: dataref -- reference symbolic data points
(github.com)
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13y ago
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16y ago
Next step is a Ringworld?
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16y ago
Hm, yeah Regular Expressions are great, but they are also fragile and slow. The generator will, from what I se only generate very strict regexes, that will break if the input differs just a little bit.
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16y ago
Unsupported OS... Right....