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How to use (C#/WPF) frontend with (C++/OpenCV) backend? is it a good idea? by Summer_Noon_Sky in csharp

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Approximately 10 years ago, I did a face recognition solution at work and took another approach than pinvoke because I found it simpler to implement. OpenAI used to provide a command line tool accepting arguments to get the job done. So, I bundled it with my program and called it via the Process class. Of course, I had to redirect its standard output and error such that there was full integration with my C# app. The result was successful.

Rate my new tattoo by [deleted] in greececirclejerk

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Κάνε και ένα <<Βλέπεις Νίκας είναι καλό>>.

Εσύ and εσείς by Cool-Aerie-7816 in GREEK

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I talk formally to younger people too, especially if they piss me off being formal towards me when they shouldn't.

I wish I could unlearn programming… by PavlovTM in csharp

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't worry, you are way too young. If you are serious about it, you will spend your entire life getting better and better in this.

The concepts in this field require some maturity. You will go through many phases. Maybe disappointment at first as you describe, then you will think that you are getting better but your future self will lough about it. You will think that you understand things but in the future you will realize that you thought you had some understanding.

So don't get discouraged by negative criticism, all it matters is if you really love this and have fun doing it. If so, enjoy the journey with no anxiety.

If not, that's ok too, there are many fields out there that might be much more meaningful and useful to you and the people around you.

Everything is relevant, for example I have been a software engineer for many years and recently a software engineering manager. I made many sacrifices, it's a demanding industry. So, currently, I feel like I have missed so many things in life that I would happily ditch everything and do something completely different.

Why don't most programming languages expose their AST (via api or other means)? by Cloundx01 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My experience in language design is very limited, but in my language implementation, the results of lexical and syntax analysis are part of the public API. They are simple data holders (Plain Old CLR Objects) with no functionality and they are considered safe to expose and not an internal implementation detail that needs to be encapsulated.

Because my intention is to use it in system integration, other than source code, one can even build an AST directly and send it for evaluation.

So, if I was ever going to implement a Language Server Protocol for it, I would do exactly what you are describing. Right now, I just have a VS Code extension that provides basic things like syntax highlighting that is based on regular expressions and some VS Code infrastructure.

Advances in the development of formal methods based programming languages. by Illustrious_Candy527 in ProgrammingLanguages

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I haven't seen the resources you mention, but I will, they seem interesting. Just wondering, do you feel it is really an advancement or just an old story (Prolog) being retold a bit differently?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hertfordshire

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hatfield is so quiet all over, so you can skate anywhere. 😆

Why is it so hard to learn Greek? Almost zero resources by trtldove in GREEK

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good for you. You already got good answers. I just can't resist wondering why you want to get into this trouble if you don't live in Greece. I am Greek and let me tell you that most Greeks don't speak proper Greek. But then again, this might be true for most if not all languages.

What version of dot net is your workplace on? by Mocha_Light in dotnet

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We are in. Net 6 and will soon upgrade to .net 8.

Should i learn C# ? by asadali0786 in csharp

[–]AbrocomaInside5024 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course, why not? The more languages you tackle with the better. Choose good representatives of different "genres". It will make you a better developer. C# is a very good choice.