topazas

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by topazas 6mo ago
How hard could it be to train other European language(-s)?
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by topazas 9mo ago
Right, but let's assume we have really simple crud application in mainstream language, could be ts or python. What are current best approaches to have this semi-formally verified, tools, methods, etc?
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by topazas 10mo ago
In Europe still struggle.
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by topazas 2y ago
Title misleading - not CODE, just python.
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by topazas 2y ago
No name scientists will create an actual product. Plain funny or just sad?...
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by topazas 2y ago
Awesome, but what does 1'' mean? Some weird measurement unit?
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by topazas 2y ago
I would like to - but unable to find any libraries / engines that would function in a some sort of 'mocked' environment. for example - i need to cover all execution paths for only single function with high cyclomatic complexi
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by topazas 4y ago
maybe symbolic execution also can be included here?
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by topazas 5y ago
same to me - sad story every day..
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by topazas 5y ago
Any open source alternatives?
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by topazas 6y ago
can this be used with large graphs, or particularly tree structures?
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by topazas 7y ago
Awesome! Will try without a doubt.
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by topazas 8y ago
Do You have any plan, when the on premise tool will be publicly available on github?
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by topazas 9y ago
Thank You for guidelines. In popup there is simple site usage information, so there's no need to be worried.
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by topazas 9y ago
Hi, our startup created platform for searching new apartments in Vilnius/Europe. It works like global 3D map with indoor maps for apartments. Any feedback would be nice. Thank You.
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3D online platform for finding new apartment(onmap.lt)
3 points by topazas 9y ago|3 comments
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by topazas 11y ago
East Europe universities, particularly lithuanian (VU and KTU) pays about 300$ per month for PhD student.
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by topazas 11y ago
I want this so badly... still no money :/