Gladdyu

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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Looks really cool! One question though, how did you implement the movement? When you press up and left at the same time in the flat you'd expect to trace the same circle over and over again, but instead it diverts in some apparently no
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
If you would want to generate some nice block diagrams displaying the components at different abstraction levels and the signals connecting them you could try synthesizing your design in Alteras' Quartus (a free version is provided on
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Once you start adding mutexes / atomic compare-and-swap statements you start going down the rabbit hole of concurrent programming ( https://twitter.com/themitcho/status/308026012455821312 ). Even though there i
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
It's too bad they haven't included actual performance comparisons. The Celeron (from '06) running at ~8GHz will most definitely be outperformed by any modern i7 running at stock speeds.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
In order to get a higher switching speed of a transistor you need to increase the voltage. For the power usage of an electronic device holds: P = V^2 / R, therefore if you want a higher clock frequency your power usage increases with t
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
In essence, if this algorithm is correct, for quantum computers it holds that P = NP, which means that every problem for which the answer can be checked in polynomial time, you can also compute the answer in polynomial time.
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Show HN: ClipShare, share files by copying – Feedback and existence of demand?(github.com)
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Isn't this just a RESTful interface to a NoSQL database, eg. MongoDB?
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I think you've just found the first application where high latency is actually desirable!
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
My work intends to change the aspect of having to be a computer scientist in order to leverage the power of an FPGA by using Haskell/CLaSH as a HDL which is close to mathematics. Furthermore, the verification of the designs is simplifi
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FPGAs for numerical mathematics using CLaSH(github.com)
45 points by Gladdyu 11y ago|23 comments
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Description of an end-to-end encrypted datagram service supporting multicast(gladdy.github.io)
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
The Windows store?
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Even though it might not match some definition of NLP, it does process a natural language. It might not include AI of some sorts but it does its job. It's (probably) fast and extracting basic information from written text is quite usef
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
You might be confusing straightforward linear systems of differential equations (some exceptions when you have a nasty heterogenous part, but which are 'always' solvable by a standard method) with so-called Differential Algebraic
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I doubt that if they sell their users as bots they will do anything about the network being used as a botnet and there is nothing you can do about it, especially considering the users 'responsible' won't even know what they a
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I think you made a typo but get the gist, but the rounding functions are the square brackets with the top or bottom horizontal parts missing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floor_and_ceiling_functions [] would be array i
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Starting out with reading the referenced papers would be a good start. But in essence, they are using a specific way of sampling from a large array of data. They take certain elements from the large array Theta_{c} (the stroke representati
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by Gladdyu 12y ago
The main problem I experience with your web site that (a) it is not instantly clear what service you are providing, some graphics could help wonders in combination with a more catchy title. and (b), possibly more important, why I would need