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chutsu
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Comment #39154417
I feel the complexity is justified. One of the biggest gripes I have with markdown is that you never know whether your markdown implementation is github flavoured or some other imp…
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Comment #30322090
I don't think file number / lines of code is a good measure, you can have perfectly readable code in a single file that is 1000s loc. There are plenty single header file libraries …
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Comment #25255715
To me the biggest value octave gives me is its ease of use. When you are trying to learn a new mathematical concept and are manipulating matrices and vectors, Octave/ Matlab is a b…
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Comment #25047876
Out of curiosity how are you developing Xwm? Do you write/compile/run in a docker image?
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Comment #24745370
Still missing the ability to properly reference equations from text. e.g. `\refeq{}`.
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Comment #24518498
"Assembly" as in if you have multiple parts in Fusion360 etc, you can select components and put them together by forming constraints. E.g. a screw into a mount hole with a nut on t…
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Comment #24517333
IMO, I think if OpenSCAD somehow had an assembly feature it would really make it more attractive for users who are programmers to switch from the likes of Fusion360 etc.
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Comment #24453696
> why did they put 3 white dudes in charge of messing with someone's life Maybe because they earnt their position through merit? Maybe because white males are still a majority of t…
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Comment #24453526
What are you on about? The show is about how Apps are made addicitve regardless of race, why are you pulling the race card when the tech is indiscriminant? Its like saying I should…
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Comment #9506644
The field has not really been publicized that much, but it is by no means dead. Take the research done at Cornell for example, they are doing some really interesting work with Evol…
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Comment #9506413
To quickly answer your question: - GPs are normally used in problems where you don't know what the answer looks like, but you know it when you see it, and it is a Global Search alg…
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Comment #7614818
Not sure Google would be able to index the docs, since they are in markdown format. But I'm not an expert in how Google index the pages.
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Comment #7614222
Yep, essentially ditto. :) I would like to add that nothing is technically generated* they. The markdown files are rendered on the fly using a Javascript Markdown parser. The layou…
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Comment #7614095
Sorry, got it.
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Comment #7614089
... Atleast it doesn't clash with the established documentation system mdoc.
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Comment #7614011
Sorry guys I had to change the name because mdoc is already used by other programs. I changed it to `ditto`. New Link: http://chutsu.github.io/ditto/
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Comment #7613908
alright, no need to be a smart arse, I wasn't aware of those tools.
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Comment #7613799
[1] seems to be an AsciiDoc render on client-side, though have no idea if it's any good though... [1]: http://asciidoctor.org/news/2013/05/21/asciidoctor-js-render...
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Comment #7613761
It was simply the plain-text format I am currently using, I'm sure I can add in compatibility for AsciiDoc no probs. Just a matter of adding in an AsciiDoc renderer. :)
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Comment #7611945
What you see in that link is* the generated doc. You set links in sidebar.md to docs you want to show, and when you click on it, it GETs the markdown file and renders it in the #co…
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Mdoc – markdown code documentation system
I created a markdown documentation system similar to Flatdoc, but has a layout similar to Backbone.js and Three.js's API documentation. Just wanted some feedback to see if this is …