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Why to use vector graphics everywhere?
(nilostolte.github.io)
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Why is Zig so cool?
(nilostolte.github.io)
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I’m wondering what’s the proper way to draw Venn diagrams. I’ve seen that Graphviz has a “nice to have” mention about them, and there are a few simple JS libraries - mostly for two sets. Here’s also my own attempt using an LLM [1]. But mayb
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Can you share the link? I wonder also whether it uses comptine features.
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There are many other so-called models of computation that are useful for representing ideas such as actor models, abstract rewriting systems, decision trees, and so on. Without them, you might feel that something is missing, so relying on a
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Binary Formats Gallery
(formats.kaitai.io)
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Learning the soroban as an adult (2022)
(github.com)
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I found out about milk.com when I was thinking about how to make an Android app completely from scratch (assembling DEX bytes from zero, kind of like writing an assembler for the Dalvik VM). That’s when I came across the author of the DEX f
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Interrupts – The Heartbeat of a Unix Kernel
(leftasexercise.com)
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Graphing Calculator Drawing Exercises [pdf]
(justinmath.com)
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Indices, not Pointers
(joegm.github.io)
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C language programmer's instant reference card (1985) [pdf]
(12000.org)
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When functions dissolve
(rubber-duck-typing.com)
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There is an existing concept called an exokernel. Moreover, I think Zig could be very suitable for this, because it already encourages passing allocators to functions to make memory allocation explicit. Recently, I/O has been (and is s
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Thinking of an Animal: the classic guessing game
(thepottshouse.org)
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Just wondering — has anyone come across a course or resource that explores how cryptographic systems are built up from smaller building blocks? Like, using something like SageMath for algebraic structures, a prover like Lean to verify prope
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Alternatives to bloatware
(github.com)
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Exokernels: Making the operating system just another application library (1998)
(pdos.csail.mit.edu)
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Memory Allocation in Zig. Working with Netlink
(blog.0x1b.me)
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In some ways it’s my fault that I didn’t present it very well, but perhaps this should be taken less strictly, as something of a source of inspiration, like some kind of painting. Someone can then take it more strictly and make some kind of
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There is an approach that I like and I think allows one to compress quite a few different description models from different domains. Take a look at this image from wikipedia: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Syst
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Experiments with Calculo Analog Computer Kit (1959) [pdf]
(ccapitalia.net)
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> Writing is an effective way to achieve this because you don’t need to find another person who wants to hear about your idea Shouldn't you still have some sort of idea of the audience you're writing for? And for example, I am
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With such wrappers, it should help to have an interface there to interact with the lower library directly, I think. For example, there is the ziggy-pydust library to write native modules for Python in Zig, and it certainly looks prettier th
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This kind of planning may not work because of the difficulty of estimating tasks and the nuances that arise, but what about the similar idea of recording not what to do, but what has been done? For example, a text document where you can ent
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If we're discussing controlled changes in physical condition using various equipment that allows measurement, it's called biofeedback. If done without equipment, it includes various types of autogenic training.
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I've come across a version suggesting that the genius of Shereshevsky is exaggerated because he studied mnemonics at school and if you compare his actual test results, he showed good but still not phenomenal performance. https:/&
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https://explorabl.es/ https://github.com/blob42/awesome-explorables
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https://schoolyourself.org/ with different ideas about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cQIbZa7P80 Computer-Assisted Instruction http://dmentrard.free.fr/GEOGEBRA/Maths/export4.2
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Hyperworlds – Web Replacement Projects
(hyperworlds.org)
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