PostgreSQL Commander Is the Operator Layer AI-Built Apps Are Missing
AI can generate a lot of code. It cannot run your database responsibly.
AI can generate a lot of code. It cannot run your database responsibly.
The kind of errors I hate the most are the ones you cannot even find in the documentation. When you get no compiler warnings, and even an incentive from your preferred auto-completion tool to go straight into them.
I mentioned libpd for iOS a while ago, and now I found that it's ready to be played with. But as soon as I wanted to play with spectral analysis, I started missing tools, so trying to get cartopol~ and poltocart~ to work, I ended up putting in support for all the Cyclone objects. When the work was done (it compiled and ran fine) I put it on GitHub: https://github.com/niklassaers/PdTest02WithCyclone. Many thanks to Richard Lawler for giving me some guidelines about how to do this. (If I made no sense in the above, you should check out Pure Data)
Today, let's get your iPad/iPhone printing from the HP LaserJet 1020. The 1020 isn't officially supported by Mac OS X but always has been able to print using the 1022 driver. In my case, I'll have it connected via an Airport Express, but this works fine also if it's connected directly to your Mac. Having it connected to the Airport Express another place in my house just makes it more fun. ![]()
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Wow, the libpd guys make it possible to put Pure Data patches in your iPhone app. I'm definitely going to make an app based on this, if nothing more then just for the heck of it. Time to brush up on my PD skills, I've been using Max/MSP for too long
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Hatim has written a very nice blogpost about Roo and Spring Security, including source and going into a good level of detail.
The guys at SpringSource have too many links to STS 3.5.0.M3, finding 3.5.0.RC1 was a bit hard, so if you're looking for it, go here: http://www.springsource.com/products/eclipse-downloads