Recent content by isaacvr

Agree with those points. It seems like society in general is going down on respect, focus and the capacity of thinking deeply about things. That leads to some of the issues here. Is sad to see it but is good that we can still fix it. The first step to fix an error is to recognize there's an...

Can you access GitHub? If that's the case I think @rednaxela could also deploy it on Github Pages as a backup.

That's not a CSTimer issue but a browser storage management issue. If the browser "thinks" he needs more space, it will clean some data (including your sessions and so on). I think you need to free some space or switch to CubicDB desktop which has persistent storage (local hard drive) and lots...

If your timer is the regular one (not the smart), it can be the type of cable you're using. Something really crazy that happens to me is that I use a cable that technically cannot work, but it does. I've tried new cables and they don't work. On the other hand, if you have a smart QiYi timer you...

Unfortunately, the data stored on the browser depends on the browser and it can be disposed for a variety of reasons. There's a desktop version for Windows that will be more practical and robust in that aspect. You can find it here. Just have to scroll down and download the installer and that's it.

You don't need to recognise it. CubicDB will.

Hello my friend. I can help you with your problem. Give me some time and I'll add to CubicDB that feature you're requesting. That can be super useful to other users as well.

CubicDB.

That's a pretty impressive technique but in practice, sometimes is better to do some amount of little steps than a single and more complicated step, even if is shorter. The thing is that it can be shorter but time consuming because of the access to that case in memory and/or execution.

I think there's a way to convert a web project into a native Android or iOS app using Capacitor. Maybe you can check that out and see if it works for you.

@Filipe Teixeira That's great. It should be also a good thing if you can pass the name of the file as an argument, or to have like a template string with custom parameters like this: "%i- Image.svg" "%i- Image-%t.svg" where %i is the index of the image (in case you want to generate multiple...

The readme of the repository contains some useful information about it with different cases and even the result of benchmarks over the scramble and image generation with the explanation of those statistics and also with the current state of the scramble parser (for image generation) on different...

Yes and no. I do use CSTimer code to generate the scrambles, with all what it takes to do it (licence and so on) and yes, that's part of the examples but no, it doesn't make bad scrambles. It also doesn't make sense to be like that in the README, which I already updated (thanks btw for your...

Hello. I'm glad to announce the library called "cubicdb-module" on NPM (Node Package Manager). This tool can be used to generate high quality scrambles and images for all the major puzzles, with efficient svg representation to be displayed, stored, sent through the network and so on. Both...

I've been thinking to do something like this before, and I came to the conclusion that there is no way to do it without human intervention in the process. For instance, the GAN iCarry emits the sequence of moves as you do them, so instead of E, it does U D', but with that it comes the problem to...