Matthias C. Hormann

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Yeah, but it takes a vision to get inspired and motivated, and first feasible steps to get going. Maybe we’re both right. ;-) The work you’ve done already is greatly...

In the German Wiktionary, https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/H%E2%82%82O would be one. For content, the entry https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/Alkohol might also be useful (contains C₂H₅OH).

Tried that a few times, but I suppose you’re right. I guess either the `WiktionarySplitter.sh` does something odd, or the Wiktionary data contains something bad. :-(

I’ll try to create a reproducable setup, this is of course debatable, since I needed to install several dependencies and change the scripts accordingly. I’m using Linux Mint 20.2, mainly.

Let’s see, what did I do (apart from installing missing dependencies)? - Ran `data/downloadInputs.sh` `ls -l /usr/share/java/icu*` shows: ```text -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 12364629 Feb 25 2019 /usr/share/java/icu4j-60.2.jar -rw-r--r-- 1...

The date was 2021-12-07, and here are the files: - [EN.data.gz](http://kaufen-ist-toll.de/download/tolino/EN.data.gz) - [EN.quickdic.v007.zip](http://kaufen-ist-toll.de/download/tolino/EN.quickdic.v007.zip)

Ok, I changed `generate_dictionaries.sh` as suggested above, and did a ```bash ./generate_dictionaries.sh &> gen-EN.log ``` I attach `gen-EN.log`. In spite of generating LOTS of warnings and errors, and `data/inputs/wikiSplit/en/EN.data.gz` still...

Yeah, I guess RAM might have been "it"—this laptop only has 8 GB RAM (4 cores, 8 threads total) and the whole process was pretty much eating resources when generating...

In my variation (and I believe it’s correct), the blue hour is between -4° and -8°, see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_hour](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_hour). Here’s how I used it: ```javascript var times = SunCalc.times = [...

I simply wouldn’t know how to do it and don’t have a Windows dev environment. Fortunately, Windows 10 users can at least use the Linux bash. Thinking that loudgain started...