yann-gael

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by yann-gael 6mo ago
Is Google Scholar entirely automated and run by AIs? ;-)
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by yann-gael 7mo ago
Thanks allinonetools_! Sorry, I should have added to my original post that I did try to create a folder called "Public research articles". Naturally, it comes with an ID that's different from the one pointed to by the origina
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Ask HN: Broken "Public Research Articles" Link: Any Support for Google Scholar?
4 points by yann-gael 7mo ago|2 comments
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by yann-gael 8mo ago
I'm a prof. in SE, I ask my graduate students to write blogs about their research. This post has been written by Laurent Voisard, who studies the Entity-Component-System used to develop many games and (generally) its impact on software
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ECS Survivors Parts VII – X(blog.ptidej.net)
24 points by yann-gael 8mo ago|5 comments
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Why is the toilet often called the debug chair?(blog.ptidej.net)
3 points by yann-gael 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yann-gael 8mo ago
Programmers sometimes refer to the toilet as the 'debug chair'. At first, it might sound funny, but there's some truth to it. Yes, it really is a debug room and a debug seat! Sometimes, you may get stuck on bugs or problems,
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by yann-gael 8mo ago
Digital Forensics is the process of identifying, collecting analyzing and preserving digital evidence from computers, mobile devices, network or cloud systems. The purpose being to support crime investigation, legal proceedings, cybersecuri
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by yann-gael 8mo ago
Server-Driven UI is an approach where the backend defines how the interface looks and behaves. Instead of hard-coding screens into every app, the client simply renders what the server describes — usually through a structured JSON schema. Th
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Towards Holistic IoT Systems Profiling(blog.ptidej.net)
2 points by yann-gael 10mo ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 10mo ago
As energy costs rise and concerns about environment increases, developers are beginning to realize that optimizing for performance isn't enough — it's time to optimize for sustainability. Most of the small, distributed devices run
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Insecure Data Storage in IoT Smart Lock App(blog.ptidej.net)
4 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|2 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
This blog examines one specific recurring vulnerability in detail: insecure data storage.
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Java Quirks: Bridge and Synthetic Methods for Reflection(ptidej.net)
5 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
Every public method of a non-public class was duplicated in its public subclass. Methods are duplicated every time. To really understand what is happening, we must dig deeper.
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Running a Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Model in EnergyPlus(ptidej.net)
3 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
In my previous blog posts, I explored the role of IoT middleware across various smart city applications. In this post, I’ll focus on simulating an HVAC model using EnergyPlus to optimise energy consumption and improve building efficiency. W
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CG-WFC – A Hybrid Method for Designer-Guided, Replayable Game Worlds(blog.ptidej.net)
5 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
Procedural Content Generation (PCG) is a powerhouse technique that creates the vast, replayable worlds we love in games like Rogue and Minecraft. However, this power comes with a fundamental challenge: How do you maintain the structured pac
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Having Fun with Java Reflection and Modules(blog.ptidej.net)
6 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
Java modules offer strong(er) encapsulation and put the onus on the Java programs to explicitly declare, at compile-time and run-time, whether they need special access to APIs (i.e., packages and their classes) hidden in some specific modul
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Should Reviewers' Names Be Published with the Papers They Review?(blog.ptidej.net)
5 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|3 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
The peer-review process is the heartbeat of academic publishing. It is how researchers ensure that knowledge moves forward through scrutiny, feedback, and validation. Authors submit their manuscripts to journals or conferences, and editors
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Ad-Hoc Features and Where to Find Them, Part 1: Origin Story(blog.ptidej.net)
4 points by yann-gael 11mo ago|2 comments
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by yann-gael 11mo ago
When you look at a piece of code/software, it is often fairly intuitive to know where/what are some of the implemented features; either because there is a good amount of documentation, the code is well structured, or because there
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ECS Survivors Part VI: Code Refactor(blog.ptidej.net)
3 points by yann-gael 1y ago|0 comments
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ECS Survivors Part IV: Collisions(blog.ptidej.net)
1 points by yann-gael 1y ago|1 comments
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by yann-gael 1y ago
In the last instalment of this blog series, we created a rendering pipeline to allow for drawing multiple objects according to their priority, and we also created a GUI anchoring system allowing us to create dynamic and scalable GUI element
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by yann-gael 2y ago
You could try MorphOS or AROS, which turn your (old) Mac and others into Amigas
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ECS Survivors Part III: Rendering Pipeline and GUI(blog.ptidej.net)
2 points by yann-gael 2y ago|1 comments

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