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Comment #48665524
I've bought a X3 and I loved it (with crosspoint). However, the screen broke after just a week, even if I used the official cover all the time. It's a cute gadget but it's too frag…
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Comment #48516756
Yes, great work, thank you. I tried it a bit, and the experience is much more pleasant than using jbmc directly.
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Comment #48478768
It seems very interesting, thank you. What's the relationship with the original jbmc project?
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Comment #43888323
I started programming with Modula-2 and I really believe it was case sensitive. In fact I remember the book I used to learn it (Ogilvie) mentioning the case sensitiveness as a pecu…
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Comment #38273058
A proper example is probably "an apple is red" and "red is an apple".
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Comment #36927817
Yes, I agree, I feel the term "code" potentially misleading. But even "programming" can look as a triviality when presented in schools with no context and simplistic exercises. htt…
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Comment #36377680
Yes, I have similar concerns. These models regurgitate previously seen strings, previous benchmarks included. When you try to evaluate their sheer ability to reason on the text, ho…
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Comment #35399396
This ITiCSE working group tried to clarify why we should be interested in programming (not coding) in education: What We Talk About When We Talk About Programs https://dl.acm.org/d…
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Comment #34185556
The current focus on "coding skills" in schools poses the risk of giving students an overly simplistic and impoverished idea of what programming means and involves. Let's try to ch…
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Comment #33945701
I would add foot to the list: https://github.com/DanteAlighierin/foot
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Ask HN: What we talk about when we talk about programs
This may seem like a trivial question (especially on HN!), but there are so many different aspects to programming that it’s valuable to explore them. We are particularly interested…
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Comment #30931150
And you can use it with a standard OTP generator: https://github.com/andry08/ArubaOTP-seed-extractor
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Comment #30497301
Two years ago I used MENACE to introduce students to machine learning approaches: it was the final example in course of programming for lawyers. https://pypi.org/project/lex-game/ …
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