BruceM

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by BruceM 5y ago
The Nito Project on Youtube has 3 nice videos about this: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDSee1-4bUI (How to make...) * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfBGGuezus8 (Shiny Graphite Ball made from Clay and
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by BruceM 5y ago
There was a nice survey article last year: Coral restoration – A systematic review of current methods, successes, failures and future directions: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal... We
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by BruceM 7y ago
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41024-016-0010-9 is a pretty nice discussion of concrete carbonation as well. It is also worth pointing out that the GP's comment was showing the chemistry for a lim
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by BruceM 7y ago
Yes... but another advantage here of lime over Portland cement is that the cooking of the limestone doesn’t require as much heat as the cooking of Portland cement. It won’t be carbon neutral, but it is a big improvement.
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by BruceM 7y ago
It is too bad more isn't done with lime mortars and plasters. Hydrated lime (CaO + H20 => Ca(OH)2) reacts with CO2 to form CaCO3 + H20. And it is fun to work with ...
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DeepSDF: Learning Continuous Signed Distance Functions for Shape Representation(arxiv.org)
2 points by BruceM 8y ago|0 comments
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by BruceM 8y ago
It'll be interesting to see how much use Rust gets within Fuchsia atop the Zircon microkernel.
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by BruceM 8y ago
They have Ant Mobile! https://mobile.ant.design/
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by BruceM 8y ago
There's also Ant Design ( https://ant.design/ ).
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by BruceM 9y ago
Have you seen http://www.margrave-tool.org/v3/ which builds on Kodkod (which came after Alloy...)?
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by BruceM 9y ago
It was relicensed as Apache 2 and GPLv2.
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by BruceM 9y ago
That is me. I haven't seen much development effort since I switched to Rust. But ... I would still mentor someone who wanted to work on it or do something with it.
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by BruceM 9y ago
I wrote that on the Atom forums ... that's the editor in Open Dylan, which used to be Harlequin Dylan (and was Functional Developer after Harlequin folded and before being open sourced). I had parts of Deuce up and running as a termina
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IBM / Eclipse open sources OMR, language runtime technology(github.com)
5 points by BruceM 11y ago|0 comments
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by BruceM 11y ago
Since you collect... be sure to check out the open sourced Harlequin MLWorks: https://www.ravenbrook.com/project/mlworks/ and https://github.com/Ravenbrook/mlworks There are some branches on
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by BruceM 11y ago
I've occasionally wanted to run System3 again. I wonder what it would take (for OS X)...
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by BruceM 11y ago
We would welcome help from fresh eyes on improving that sort of material on the website.
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by BruceM 11y ago
Also, I need to get back to using your LittleLogs! I sort of traveled a few times too many last year and in the process, fell out of the habit. I will set a reminder to start it again once I'm back home on the other side of the world.
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by BruceM 11y ago
Maybe? (I'm going to leave where I am shortly on a 6+ hour drive. I'm on holiday in the US for another several days.) I was talking with someone else last night that has worked on and with Dylan for the last 20 years or so over d
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by BruceM 11y ago
I do a lot of the work on and with Open Dylan. So, why? Rather than point to any particular language feature or design aspect of the language (which are what originally drew me to Dylan), the thing that keeps me there now is that it is a gr
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Cothority: Scalable collective authority prototype(github.com)
11 points by BruceM 11y ago|0 comments
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by BruceM 11y ago
Blendish ( https://bitbucket.org/duangle/oui-blendish/overview ) is pretty amazing and lightweight (by itself). It works with NanoVG, so it is useful in environments where you're already running OpenGL.
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SeL4 2.0 release notes(sel4.systems)
26 points by BruceM 11y ago|1 comments
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by BruceM 11y ago
In Open Dylan ( http://opendylan.org/ ), we have a library of our own written in Dylan that lets us write out LLVM IR in binary files. We have to update it as LLVM changes, but that typically isn't all that bad. We have
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by BruceM 11y ago
When writing extensions, you get full TypeScript typings for everything.
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Visual Studio Code is now open source(code.visualstudio.com)
1325 points by BruceM 11y ago|391 comments
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by BruceM 11y ago
Dylan ( http://opendylan.org/ ) does that via generic functions / multiple dispatch. The object system in Dylan is derived from CLOS from Common Lisp. Dylan allows sealing of generic functions to limit extensibility wher
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by BruceM 11y ago
The "Move to iOS" app is, to some extent, pointing out just how much of your data can be read by any application.
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by BruceM 11y ago
Dylan changed a lot after the early Newton days. The language changed a lot, but so did the execution environment. That evolution continues today as we're now working on moving to an LLVM-based compiler back-end over at http:/&#
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by BruceM 11y ago
LambdaMOO would be nice.

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