Les éditeurs « classiques » [d'articles scientifiques] ont auss réagi par rapport au libre accès. Toutes sortes « d’exceptions » ont été mises en place. Par exemple pour la revue Artificial Intelligence In Medicine (édité par Elsevier) où j’ai publié :
- les auteurs peuvent payer pour avoir leur article en libre accès (N. B. : hors de prix, mais certains projets de recherche, notamment européen, exigent que ce soit le cas) ;
- un lien est fourni aux auteurs qui permet de télécharger gratuitement l’article pendant 50 jours, et ce lien peut être diffusé à volonté ;
- après six mois d’embargo, une « version auteur » (même contenu que le vrai article, mais sans la mise en forme de l’éditeur) peut être mise à disposition librement sur des serveurs comme HAL (Hyper‐Archives en Ligne) ;
- les auteurs ont le droit de mettre une « version auteur » sur leur site personnel dès la parution de l’article, sous licence Creative Commons Attribution Non‐Commercial No Derivatives ».
En commentaire, de chouettes visualisations d'ontologies OWL en ligne : https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr
Le Syndicat des Travailleurs du Jeu Vidéo a pour but de constituer un pacte d’amitié, de solidarité et de défense mutuelle entre tous les travailleurs et travailleuses de l’industrie du jeu vidéo.
Comme si nous étions tous les mêmes et aspirions aux mêmes choses. Wakanda présente encore une fois une sorte d’unité culturelle mystique du continent avec des références multiples venant de toutes parts. Mais ces cultures sont extrêmement différentes les unes des autres. À mon sens, c’est une généralisation et ça n’est pas différent des images de l’Afrique véhiculées par l’Occident depuis des années.
Patrick Gathara, via Mediapart
Awesome work, the editor + solver is fantastic to build you own puzzle !
My fork with minor improvements: https://github.com/Lucas-C/Nonogram/
like Picross meets Battleship
FROM https://waxy.org
Une courte présentation que j'ai donné ce matin à l'école d'ingénieurs IMT Atlantique (ex Ecole des Mines) via oui.sncf :
(la navigation est meilleure avec les flêches gauche / droite du clavier)
Le code source …
In the introduction of the event, I tell attendees their job is to meet people and make friends. They are supposed to join groups, battle past that awkward silence that occurs when they do, and have a great time with new people.
The Pac-Man Rule
When standing as a group of people, always leave room for 1 person to join your group.
We are left with A1, A4, A5 and A9 as somewhat relevant and a dozen of other attack vectors common app faces with no single mention.
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J'y serai :)
Bienvenue à cette nouvelle édition de l'increvable, indéboulonnable, inoubliable, charliessime (actualité fait loi), impertinent Colloque Bob le Rôliste.
Cette année, Bob vous accueillera le samedi 3 mars 2018 à partir de 14h00 à la Maison des Jeux de Nantes !
Some gripes about Go from this blog, specifically around developer ergonomics (syntax highlighting and language-inherent error detection), politics, packaging and distribution, GOPATH, and the tuple-oriented error handling idiom. As R. I. Pienaar noted, the Go community seems full of “at-Google-wes”, which is an excellent way of putting it.
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Another one: https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/why-i-dont-like-go.html
Both from: http://taint.org
Finding and extracting well-looping segments from a movie requires much attention and patience, and will likely leave you like this in front of your computer:
To make things easier I wrote a Python script which automates the task. This post explains the math behind the algorithm and provides a few examples of use.
This week I discovered the fantastic glitch art Reddit community (for a little more context on glitch art, wikipedia has a page). These are the pieces I love the most (click on them to find the source):
Très intéressante lecture.
La section "DESIGNING FEMALE CHARACTERS" donne de chouettes conseils pratiques.
Quelques extraits:
Often it is not a serious problem if gamers don't quite understand their character's mindset or fudge the details on behavior. It is just a game, and rarely will a real Mafia hitman or elven wizard be watching and criticizing the level of realism.
But when playing a character (or NPC) of a different gender/ethnic background than yourself, the line between poetic license and offensive stereotyping thins, especially if someone of that gender/ethnicity (or someone who is dating one) is sitting right across the table.While it is pleasant for gaming publications to assume players and gamemasters lack flaws, playing in many campaigns quickly proves otherwise, and it is individuals' behaviors which are responsible for shaping and eventually changing the gaming community.
A disturbingly large number of male players we have seen make female characters in these two stereotypes [a "Complete Slut" or a "Total Bitch"] -- inhumanly beautiful babes who sleep with anyone to get their way or obnoxious, whiny or cruel "ice queens."
Women don't think of femininity as different or strange, any more than men think it's odd to be male [...]. When growing up [...], you assume everyone is just like you. Most self-confident little girls growing up in modern America see that they can do anything boys can [..] If anything, women seem superior to men. (Of course, not everyone has a lot of self-confidence.)
A 45-year-old woman who calls her mother every day is considered to have a good relationship with her. A 45-year-old man who calls his mother every day is considered "tied to her apron strings.
As hard as this might be to hear, often the problem is not that the women don't like games, but that women don't like gamers.
As one long-time female gamer confessed to us recently, "even though everyone in my present game are really nice to me, I never feel included in their jokes. When they try to include me, it ends up feeling like they're doing me a favor rather than accepting me as an equal participant."
On my personnal server, I used to send myself alerts by email using the handy standard mail command.
However, recently it appeared that my server became categorized as "spammer" by some online service providers,
due to the alerts frequency (a little bit more than one per day).
Hence, I got …
A bot generated tens of notifications in one of your Slack channels ?
This handy Python CLI script is just what you need !
slack-cleaner --token $SLACK_TOKEN --message --channel jenkins --bot --perform
There is also a NodeJS version