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Gladdyu
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Gladdyu
8y ago
Worked in finance (prop trading) and we used slack. There was some collaboration with Slack to get the compliance requirements right (eg. storing all message histories including edits for 7 years in sufficiently backed-up storage as is lega
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Gladdyu
8y ago
The terasic de0-nano SoC is pretty accessible. It runs Linux and has a decently sized fpga for the price.
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Titanic: Honor and Glory – the most authentic recreation of a historical subject
(titanichg.com)
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So will it be possible to combine this with amazon's new groundstation-as-a-service?
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8y ago
https://www.esperanto.ai/
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8y ago
Have spent some time playing it - something that would be interesting is a view switch which expands your design again into NAND gates such that you can really appreciate the complexity of what's going on.
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8y ago
https://xkcd.com/1102/
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8y ago
It doesn't seem very keen on handling lambdas in C++ mode: #include <stdio.h> int main() { return [](){return 5;}(); } Results in unhandled exceptions.
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Beware of C++17
(corehard.by)
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9y ago
Train yourself a GAN and parameterise/create whatever stock image you want!
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Pwnable.kr – a site providing various challenges regarding system exploitation
(pwnable.kr)
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10y ago
`each with one or two sockets of less-capable processors, like Xeon Phi.` Corporate smacktalk...
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10y ago
For people wondering what movfuscation actually is and how it works: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~sd601/papers/mov.pdf
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10y ago
It doesn't for me?
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Gladdyu
11y ago
As a general trend with reimplementing stuff in JS, I don't quite know whether this is exciting or horrifying...
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11y ago
This would be relevant to numerical integration. However, as it gives as answer some multiple of pi, it must've performed symbolic integration, which also suits the general design of the library better. There are some methods for perf
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11y ago
LLVM. Easiest way to write your own compiler pass. However, it's going to be tricky to handle ownership between threads as those are not intrinsic to most languages and therefore not native for the compiler, instead they are just a cal
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11y ago
Why? It's not actually interpreting anything, merely transforming (compiling) the lisp-like syntax into c-like syntax without executing it.
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How does this compare to Jekyll?
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11y ago
Ah, they seem to have found a new use for the LHC tunnel :)
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MathCortex – Programming with Matrices
(mathcortex.com)
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11y ago
At least 1920x1080 please.
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11y ago
A transformation from world coordinates (x, y, z) to screen coordinates (pixels). A matrix corresponds to a linear mapping of some vector space to another. In case of graphics you usually start with local coordinates of your object. These
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11y ago
Any OpenCL/CUDA program for GPGPU would require this. Different GPUs may have different characteristics (core count, available instructions, memory sizes and speeds), that need to be taken into account and can be optimized for. This ca
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I wrote something similar a while ago, combining the easy-to-use asynchronous programming model of Node.js with the speed of C++. http://gladdy.github.io/c++/2015/07/26/NodeDemystified-pt1.h... source co
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It's a landing page. Why does it need the loading animation? Even though it takes less then 2 seconds, it instantly put me off.
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UK Movie Pirates Facing Shocking Prison Sentences
(torrentfreak.com)
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11y ago
Welcome to the power law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_law )
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There seems to be a 'revolution' in battery tech every so often or so out of R&D labs. So far, the promised improvements have not yet made their way into mainstream, commercial batteries: higher production costs, lower capacit
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11y ago
In general, relaxed memory models are useful because you do not need to fetch a cache line from another core (slow!) every time you want to perform a read or even possibly a write (although that could introduce a data race). In case of a lo
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