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Whizzo's Development Blog: December 2007
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Saturday, December 1, 2007. Since I'm bitten by the A.I. microbe, I'm experimenting with all kinds of Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithms. Therefore I created a little simulator to visualize the networks, for experimenting with it. For the visualizing I used GLEE , a 'new' framework from Microsoft Research. That's able to draw flowcharts, hierarchical diagrams, . I created the tool so that I can manage which network type that I want to simulate. The ta...
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Whizzo's Development Blog: "Outlook could not create the work file. Check the TEMP environment variable"
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Friday, July 3, 2009. Outlook could not create the work file. Check the TEMP environment variable". This was the error I had when I had installed Office 2007. Word also had this error :. Word could not create the work file. Check the TEMP environment variable". After a while of searching and cursing, I've finally found the solution! First I've took a look at the environment variables, but they pointed to the right directory -. Key of both registry entries.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: Keeping focus on AJAX elements in an update panel
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Wednesday, February 24, 2010. Keeping focus on AJAX elements in an update panel. In a recent project a had to create an updatepanel in ASP.NET. The creation of the panel was not the problem, the panel had a couple of textboxes and when the user 'tabs' between them, then a server-call was done to validate the input through a service. It was an address-validation control. User inputs his address and it is checked on the fly against a service. Protected void...
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Whizzo's Development Blog: September 2008
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Wednesday, September 3, 2008. It's been a while since I've posted a new topic, so I was thinking on what topic to post about on my blog. After a while of hard thinking and sleepless nights (just kidding) it stroked me. The idea entered my mind :). I while ago I stumbled on an article somewhere regarding HTM (Hierarchical Temporal Memory). 'What? Well, it's an algorithm in A.I. invented by numenta. It's an algorithm that functions in function of time.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: August 2007
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Friday, August 31, 2007. This class is something I distilled from a C library while translating a piece of code that I needed for doing face detection, I ran into this handy class for reading configuration files. Normally you use the ConfigurationManager. Of NET to read your app.config files etc., but this is a handy class to parse files or make very simple flat-files that contain some configuration info. This class represents a tokenizer to read words.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: How to Track the RuleEngine rules in WF without starting a workflow runtime
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Sunday, January 24, 2010. How to Track the RuleEngine rules in WF without starting a workflow runtime. Recently I had a problem at hands, I wanted to run run the RuleEngine. From Workflow Foundation outside WF. It is possible and easy to run the RuleEngine. But the possibility to track which rules were executed was skipped, as far as I found and saw in the API. But it came out to slow in the test we did. Let’s jump into code :). I created a RuleHelper T.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: February 2008
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Friday, February 29, 2008. Top 16 excuses for a software developer. When a software tester comes up to your desk and complains about a bug, and you have no idea what to tell him, just use the following list and pick a number:. 1 This has always worked fine. 2 I didn't change anything. 3 It works here! 4 Weird, I tested this! 5 My unit tests were all green! 6 Are you using the latest build? 7 Someone probably changed the code. 9 That's not my code!
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Whizzo's Development Blog: Hierarchical Temporal Memory
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Wednesday, September 3, 2008. It's been a while since I've posted a new topic, so I was thinking on what topic to post about on my blog. After a while of hard thinking and sleepless nights (just kidding) it stroked me. The idea entered my mind :). I while ago I stumbled on an article somewhere regarding HTM (Hierarchical Temporal Memory). 'What? Well, it's an algorithm in A.I. invented by numenta. It's an algorithm that functions in function of time.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: June 2008
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Friday, June 27, 2008. Dirty check on objects. A problem that's pretty common is to determine whether an object has been changed. How do we know an object is changed? You can use for example datasets; datasets keep track of changes, and can update only changed rows. But in most of the projects that I had to work on, datasets weren't used, or as less as possible, they used their own domain model for storing and transmitting data from point a to point b.
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Whizzo's Development Blog: September 2007
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Addicted to .NET, A.I., XNA, IL and so many more. Wednesday, September 12, 2007. Localization of a complete PropertyGrid in .NET. While developing an application for my company, I had to use a PropertyGrid (default WinForms-usercontrol). The problem was the localization of this grid. The client wanted to localize the. So I did some research and developed a couple of handy classes that can do the job. The first step was to create some resx resource files:. Used for Description and Categories. EngineProper...
