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tgirod
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Comment #42780334
Maybe have a look at mobilizon : https://joinmobilizon.org/en/ Never had the opportunity to test it, but it's been developped by the fine folks of framasoft as an alternative to fa…
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Comment #40228205
Solvespace is quite capable, but not very active lately, unfortunately.
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Comment #39273546
Nice project! Coming from computer science, I've been dabbling with electronics a bit. My path so far has been (sorry if I'm pointing the obvious): 0. computer science 1. arduino p…
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Comment #37098771
Can't find the source right now, but I think I've read a discussion on pijul's forum about its ability to change the tokenizer depending on the file type, for a more meaningful gra…
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Comment #26783328
Unless the application is decentralized enough so there is no central server to pay for ... EDIT: but I probably wouldn't use it either.
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Comment #25847034
Interesting! I wonder if the patch format has support for OSC messages for external interactions - so far I only found MIDI support, but maybe I missed something...
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Comment #25644173
I wonder if deep learning algorithms such as worldsheet [0] would help in simulating multiple angles, so the program can switch from one angle to another on cuts, to make them less…
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Comment #25409585
I've recently installed beaker browser to have a look and poke around hypercore. Unfortunately, so far I couldn't load a single page from https://explore.beakerbrowser.com/ - even …
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Comment #25099761
a few days ago I helped my neighbour install some light fixtures in her house. She was sold some smart lightbulbs with it because you can dim them and change the light color a bit …
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Comment #21112600
s/vais/suis/ I think the point you are making is grammatical: in pretty much any language, the most common verbs are irregular. But isn't this poem more about orthography and pronu…
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Comment #20925851
thank you so much for this. I'm currently organizing a Cyberpunk LARP, and I'm sure augmented-ui will be very useful!
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Comment #20418913
Well, first there is the common sense part - infinite growth with limited resources is likely to bump on a wall at some point. Someone (especially here) will probably argue that th…
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Comment #20418857
IMO the problem here is the leap of faith you are making by believing an untested technology, operating on a planet scale, will help. We only have one planet here, so instead of be…
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Comment #20410789
Hey, we are fucking up the environment by altering such a complex system way too fast for it to keep balance. Maybe if we alter it on a whole new scale with our limited understandi…
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Comment #19367553
Interesting read, but I think the first part would benefit from a detour toward interfaces, why they are not good enough to solve the sort problem, and how contracts can help. IIRC…
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Comment #18343987
I agree with you. When I play, the "best" invaders tend to be the easy targets that have drifted to one side of the screen. Here is a proposal for another fitness score: everytime …
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Comment #18110745
Wow this looks great. Can you tell me a bit more about how it works ? I've been looking for a way to do collaborative work with TiddlyWiki for ages ...
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Comment #15363598
Long time ago I used to make amateur remixes, and one tricky part was to isolate vocals from the remixed track. To do that I was using the noise removal tool: select a part of the …
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Comment #14482676
very much related, unless I'm missing something in your project: https://piratebox.cc/
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Comment #12671189
I would argue that the most adopted decrentralized protocol is probably e-mail. Well, it's more of a federated network rather than purely decentralized, but the article does not re…
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Comment #12666830
Here you go! http://imgur.com/a/LOBge The design is a bit crude, but the goal was to get the structure's dimensions right. And it worked! http://imgur.com/a/rCZfk
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Comment #12650984
I've been using this software quite extensively to design a small 25m2 house I'm building earlier this year. It can be a bit rough around the edges, but it's already quite usable a…