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This is what you can find at their website: Most horoscopes ask what month you were born. Co–Star asks what minute. Powered by AI that merges NASA data with the insight of human astrologers. I think that sentence is full of bulls**t. I have a PhD in AI and I understand astrology (I do have a python ...

Hi Martin, I think the swiss ephemeris files are just data files and so, it doesn't matter if it's 32 or 64 bits.. If you want, you can share the chart data here, what angle values you expect from it (Asc, MC, Moon), and maybe I (or somebody else) can check if it's working on our swe copies.. Regard...

I just found out now about Helena's death here on skyscript. I was her's and Luis' student since 2005/2006, and collaborated with them for quite some time. My own astrology software (http://elements.flatangle.com/ - which I still use daily) was built around their ideas and teachings. I'm still in sh...

Re: Tinypic is OOC; forum procedures need updated

Also, the Flatangle site for generating charts has been down for ages. That needs to be updated/removed too. Hi, I didn't knew that people were still using my chart's service, so I've disabled it. But if there's still enough interest on it, I may try to search for the source code and restart it.. R...

Hi there, just my two cents! I would give the Asc to your friend that asked the question, the 7th to her boyfriend, and the 5th from the 7th (the radical 11th) to her boyfriend's romances. So, you friend would be Jupiter, essentially dignified by throne, but in the 12th and combust. The 12th may mea...

Hi there, I've made a new update to the Elements web application, which now includes the Accidental Dignities (and the scores), the aspect dynamics (separations and applications) and receptions. Check it out at http://elements.flatangle.com/. If you've already registered but the trial period is over...

Hi David, as a fellow programmer myself I would only suggest to disable the auto-start by default as that seems to be what caused the most dissatisfaction to Arvind. One should never assume that his program is so relevant to the user to the point of auto-starting on each reboot. As a data point, I u...

It looks really good Curtis, just one or two comments regarding the design: On OSX it is natural to have the application menus in the top bar, and most applications do not have the icons menu such as on Windows applications. In essence, your application on OSX seems very much like a Windows app, alt...

john21wall wrote:Just found this post and I would like to thank you for sharing the news about my Charts app!
I have been working on it, and it now includes other House systems and chart styles. I hope to keep adding more functionalities, as they appear relevant to users
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