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Author Archives: jordi
Version 4.0 is out!
The new version of the software is out. With this new stable release, many new features are available, but the main news is the complete re-factoring of the core of the system. Indeed, after the discovery of the backdoor in … Continue reading
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Emacs Lisp as a general purpose language?
I live in Emacs As you may already know if you read this blog (yes, you, the only one who reads this blog …) I live inside Emacs. I have been an Emacs user for more than 12 years now … Continue reading
Posted in Emacs, Programming
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svg2pdf
When you need to convert an SVG file to PDF format (for inclusion into a document, for instance) you can take several options: ImageMagick “convert” command will produce a raster PDF instead of a vector one. This may be enough … Continue reading
Posted in note to self
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Computers run the world, I run computers, therefore …
The war on general computation Although I am not particularly fan of Science Fiction, I follow Cory Doctorow’s production because of his views on free culture and free software. He has written many essays about the problems with copyright law … Continue reading
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On Exactitude in Science
From Wikipedia: “Del rigor en la ciencia” is a one-paragraph short story by Jorge Luis Borges, about the map/territory relation, written in the form of a literary forgery. The story elaborates on a concept in Lewis Carroll’s Sylvie and Bruno … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Remote Sensing
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Hack OTB on the Clojure REPL
The WHY and the WHAT Lately, I have been playing with several configurations in order to be able to fully exploit the ORFEO Toolbox library from Clojure. As explained in previous posts, I am using OTB through the Java bindings. … Continue reading
Posted in Arch Linux, Clojure, OTB, Programming
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Wine Is Not the Explanation
I am starting to get worried about the place that work is taking into my life. Well, not really work, but the part of work which is also a hobby for me : programming. Sometimes in the evening, it’s nice … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Programming
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Got an idea? Share it!
TED talks are a great source of inspiration. One awesome thing about TED is that getting a ticket for one of the conferences can be very, very expensive, but after the conference many (if not all) of the talks are … Continue reading
Posted in free, ideas, Open Source
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It feels like the end of the world
Yes indeed! Let’s put things into context. I live in Emacs and the other day I was working late and fell asleep on my keyboard. With my nose and ear I accidentally stroke a key combination which activated the Mayan … Continue reading
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Lambda Omega Lambda
In my current research work, I am investigating the possibility of integrating domain expert knowledge together with image processing techniques (segmentation, classification) in order to provide accurate land cover maps from remote sensing image time series. When we look at … Continue reading
Posted in Clojure, Lisp, OTB, Programming
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