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Karel-Kroeze/redirect-balancer: Redirect Balancer - multi-tenant
No full textAs used in classroom studies the @Karel-Kroeze's PhD projec
Solo 18 - Karel Doing
No full textKarel Doing (Australia, 1965) is a visual artist and experimental filmmaker. He studied at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in Arnhem, the Netherlands. He has selected a number of works from his extensive analogue oeuvre to show at his Club Solo exhibition.
Doing looks for ways to dispel the contradictions between nature and culture. His aim is to establish a new synthesis between both worlds. In his experimental films, installations, and documentaries, he addresses ecological questions, postcolonialism, posthumanism, and “alternative” knowledge in the broad sense. He doubts the existence of an objective truth, instead taking an interest in the limits of human perception and knowledge. “I am not a scientist. I try to look at the world from an unusual point of view. I’m curious about the possibilities of an alternative kind of knowledge.” Possibilities that are rarely even given a chance in our rapidly changing society, where performance takes centre stage.
Karel Doing was born in Australia and grew up in a family with range of interests including Buddhism, pacifism, ecology and art. He began painting and playing music at an early age. A few years ago, he moved his Dutch practice to London. Doing will be showing experimental films from the past twenty-five years at Club Solo, but with an emphasis on more recent work.
Visit www.kareldoing.net or read Doing’s blog where the artist gives insight in his self-developed technique: phytogram.blog
Van Abbemuseum has chosen to show Der Sonnenaufgang en Der Sonnenuntergang (1968) by Dieter Roth in response to Karel Doing’s Solo exhibition. In this work, two sunrises and sunsets can be seen as the result of chemical processes and food. Roth’s way of working and using natural processes can be likened to Karel Doing’s energetic approach to carrying out and setting up his research
karel-brinda/attotree: attotree 0.1.5
No full text<h2>Changes</h2>
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<li>Fix the tree post-processing bug (#25; PR #26)</li>
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<h2>Full Changelog</h2>
<p>https://github.com/karel-brinda/attotree/compare/0.1.4...v0.1.5</p>
karel-brinda/attotree: attotree 0.1.4
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<li>Improved CI testing and fixed the temp dir bug #24 (PR #23 )</li>
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<h2>Full Changelog</h2>
<p>https://github.com/karel-brinda/attotree/compare/0.1.3...0.1.4</p>
karel-brinda/galitime: galitime 0.1.2
No full text<h2>Changes</h2>
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<li>Major refactoring</li>
<li>Possibility to specify output (default: stderr)</li>
<li>Improved output format</li>
<li>Improved documentation</li>
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<h2>Full Changelog</h2>
<p>https://github.com/karel-brinda/galitime/compare/0.1.1...0.1.2</p>
karel-brinda/attotree: attotree 0.1.3
No full text<h2>Changes</h2>
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<li>Improve tests (PR #17)</li>
<li>FIx the process substitution bug (#16; PR #19)</li>
<li>Adds verbosity and debugging options (<code>-V</code> and <code>-D</code>) and reduces the default verbosity levels (#3, #7, #12, #13, #20; PR #21 )</li>
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<h2>Full Changelog</h2>
<p>https://github.com/karel-brinda/attotree/compare/0.1.2...0.1.3</p>
Róbótinn Karel
No full textÁhugi og umræða hefur aukist um hvernig kenna skuli yngri nemendum forritun. Margar hugmyndir um betrumbætur á þessu sviði hafa komið fram og til eru mörg forrit sem taka mismunandi nálganir á kennsluna. Róbótinn Karel er ein slík hugmynd sem á rætur sínar að rekja til níunda áratugarins. Það kerfi var á sínum tíma að mestu beint að nemendum í grunnnámi í tölvunarfræði eða sambærilegu námi. Kerfið naut mikilla vinsælda og hefur reynst vel á þessum vettvangi. Núna er búið að endurgera þetta kerfi fyrir íslenska nema en er þó hugsað fyrir lægra menntunarstig en háskólanám. Róbótinn Karel býður upp á auðvelt og skemmtilegt umhverfi til þess að læra forritun með því að leysa verkefni. Nýtt forritunarmál hefur verið hannað með það í huga að hafa það eins skiljanlegt og auðið er. Það er þó nógu öflugt til þess að geta leyst stóra flóru af verkefnum. Kerfið býður líka upp á að hver sem er getur búið til verkefni til þess að leysa, sem gerir það tilvalið til kennslu. Að lokum fylgir handbók sem lýsir kerfinu og dæmi um verkefni og lausnir á þeim. Róbótinn Karel er ókeypis og kóðinn fyrir kerfið er opinn öllum.In recent years, discussion about teaching younger students programming has increased. Many ideas have been tested in this field and there exists some variety of programs that take different approaches to this challenge. Karel the Robot is one of those ideas that first surfaced in the nineteen eighties. That system was designed for beginner courses in computer science. It was immensely popular and proved successful for what it was designed for. Now the system has been redesigned for Icelandic students, but is aimed at younger students. Karel the Robot provides a simple and fun environment to solve problems that support the student in learning programming. A new programming language has also been designed specifically to be as understandable and easy as possible, but also powerful enough to be able to solve a wide variety of problems. The system also provides a platform so that anyone can to create the problems to solve, which makes it ideal for teachers. A manual also comes with the system that fully describes each element of it and provides examples of problems and the solutions to them. Karel the Robot is free and the code for the system is open source
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Róbótinn Karel
No full textÁhugi og umræða hefur aukist um hvernig kenna skuli yngri nemendum forritun. Margar hugmyndir um betrumbætur á þessu sviði hafa komið fram og til eru mörg forrit sem taka mismunandi nálganir á kennsluna. Róbótinn Karel er ein slík hugmynd sem á rætur sínar að rekja til níunda áratugarins. Það kerfi var á sínum tíma að mestu beint að nemendum í grunnnámi í tölvunarfræði eða sambærilegu námi. Kerfið naut mikilla vinsælda og hefur reynst vel á þessum vettvangi. Núna er búið að endurgera þetta kerfi fyrir íslenska nema en er þó hugsað fyrir lægra menntunarstig en háskólanám. Róbótinn Karel býður upp á auðvelt og skemmtilegt umhverfi til þess að læra forritun með því að leysa verkefni. Nýtt forritunarmál hefur verið hannað með það í huga að hafa það eins skiljanlegt og auðið er. Það er þó nógu öflugt til þess að geta leyst stóra flóru af verkefnum. Kerfið býður líka upp á að hver sem er getur búið til verkefni til þess að leysa, sem gerir það tilvalið til kennslu. Að lokum fylgir handbók sem lýsir kerfinu og dæmi um verkefni og lausnir á þeim. Róbótinn Karel er ókeypis og kóðinn fyrir kerfið er opinn öllum.In recent years, discussion about teaching younger students programming has increased. Many ideas have been tested in this field and there exists some variety of programs that take different approaches to this challenge. Karel the Robot is one of those ideas that first surfaced in the nineteen eighties. That system was designed for beginner courses in computer science. It was immensely popular and proved successful for what it was designed for. Now the system has been redesigned for Icelandic students, but is aimed at younger students. Karel the Robot provides a simple and fun environment to solve problems that support the student in learning programming. A new programming language has also been designed specifically to be as understandable and easy as possible, but also powerful enough to be able to solve a wide variety of problems. The system also provides a platform so that anyone can to create the problems to solve, which makes it ideal for teachers. A manual also comes with the system that fully describes each element of it and provides examples of problems and the solutions to them. Karel the Robot is free and the code for the system is open source
karel-brinda/attotree: attotree 0.1.6
No full text<h2>What's Changed</h2>
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<li>Add a possibility to specify tmp dir (#8)</li>
<li>Don't finish newick files with a newline (#28)</li>
<li>Change the parameter for passing the inference algorithm from <code>-f</code> to <code>-m</code></li>
<li>Add a test for UPGMA (#29 )</li>
<li>Add support for multiple input fofs (#30)</li>
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<h2>Full Changelog</h2>
<p>https://github.com/karel-brinda/attotree/compare/v0.1.5...0.1.6</p>
[medal] Keizer Karel V Stichting /
No full textDe Gentse stichting Keizer Karel werd opgericht op 18 november 1970Recto: Buste naar rechts van Karel V met rondom bovenaan, STICHTING KEIZER KAREL V GENT ; rondom een verhoogde rand.Verso: Een bolletjesveld met onderaan op een verdiepte rechthoek, INSIGNIADe Gentse stichting Keizer Karel werd opgericht op 18 november 1970Bijzondere collectie
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