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Karliss
10mo ago
It's less about ensuring perfect layout as it is about avoiding almost guaranteed terrible layout. Unless your filesystem is fully fragmented already it won't intentionally shuffle and split big files without a good reason. Single
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11mo ago
Using the font itself and setting line spacing to 1 instead of whatever Github uses makes it slightly easier to understand.
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11mo ago
Do you mean as an optical mask for photo step of the process or directly as resist for chemical etching skipping the photo part? I have done both some home photochemical PCB etching and some vinyl cutting but not that specific combination.
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11mo ago
For the last 2 years PyPi (main Python package repository) requires mandatory 2FA. Last time I did anything with Java, felt like use of multiple package repositories including private ones was a lot more popular. Although higher branching f
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11mo ago
Did you have the labels hidden? Even with that having single shape with corners sorted by the continuity degree might influence the result towards choosing last as best. For a proper blind test it would help to have separate physical object
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11mo ago
Using regular beziers you should be able to get at least G1. Symmetric smooth cubic bezier nodes should be C1. With regards to G2 Inskcape and Coreldraw have b-splines, not an Illustrator user from what I could find seems like Illustrator
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11mo ago
Python logo actually has 3/4 of swastika. It's only one the vertical line that is missing.
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11mo ago
If you look hard enough almost any 4 way rotation symmetry will result in a variation of swastika like shape. You would have to almost completely ban 4 way rotation symmetry to avoid it. I personally find it unhealthy to actively search, ex
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11mo ago
I'd say the unintuive part is mostly a problem only if you abuse fragment shaders for something they weren't meant to be used for. All the fancy drawings that people make on shadertoy are cool tricks but you would very rarely do s
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11mo ago
The term is "physics based model" it has somewhat specific meaning in context of mathemtical/physics modelling. It has nothing to do with all physics required to make MRI work. A model doesnt have to be based on physics to be
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11mo ago
Large companies have repeatedly demonstrated that they will pick whichever interpretation is most convenient at the time. When there are pitchforks they will claim that you are confused and misinterpreted the writing but when you get poiso
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11mo ago
In many ways it's the opposite, the code counts as writing. At least where I live (should be similar in other EU countries) from the perspective of copyright law code is largely classified as literary work. There are few special rules
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11mo ago
LLVM isn't so bad compared to the browsers. Relatively standard CMake build with mostly self contained c++ codebase and few third party dependencies. You don't need a crazy thread ripper workstation to do a build in reasonable tim
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How is this new entry into western microcontroller development? Everything points towards Upbeat Technology being a Taiwanese based company licensing a RISC-V core from SiFive. Just like companies were previously making MCUs with cores base
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1y ago
> 1. super unique experiences that are really only possible from mixing the physical and digital in this way. Does the site not make that clear to you? Yes most of those game don't look like they significantly add anything to the e
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1y ago
Drawing turtle bots have a history almost as long as Logo https://blog.adafruit.com/2018/05/03/the-history-of-turtle-b...
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1y ago
The chocolate is mentioned because some time ago people discovered that you can just use a piece of diffraction grating or holographic stickers as mold for molten chocolate and it will transfer the diffraction grating/hologram to choco
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1y ago
Collection history page has a photo for part of the process https://images.wur.nl/digital/collection/coll13
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1y ago
The biggest impact is for Android. The official advisory from Unity https://unity.com/security/sept-2025-01 lists that for desktop platforms it's more of privilege escalation instead of code execution. On windows
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1y ago
Author is at least partially reusing Unity physics engine instead of using physics integrator from original simulation. It is not a mechanical 1:1 translation of Fortran code to C#. Once you start mixing the two sims units and other constan
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1y ago
But Nest is using a square display. They are just hiding the corners behind plastic with round hole, which according to you would mean either 1 or 2.
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Based on supplementary material "We utilized a professional photographic inkjet printer (ImagePROGRAF PRO-1000, Canon), equipped with 11 ink cartridges and a chroma optimizer". Not your typical office printer but nowhere near as e
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1y ago
Selectable and more importantly searchable text is one of the reasons why I occasionally open Large SVG diagrams in browser instead of the usual image viewer.
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1y ago
Do not have copyright in US. If you are a serious business operating internationally things are more complicated.
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Haven't done that in a long while but you used to be able to use Haxe as a compiler in combination of tools like swfmill converting and importing resources. Targeting flash was actually one of them primary usecases when haxe was initia
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1y ago
Nothing too surprising more or less same thing as all other vertical columns. 546=2*3*7*13 and all numbers in the range [242, 250] can be divided by one of those 4 primes same for [296, 304] . If x is divisor of a and b, then it will also d
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1y ago
Those are two completely different things. Nothing to do with UV fluorescent inks. UV printers use special inks which are cured by UV light instead of relying on solvent evaporation like most inks. A bit similar to UV cured resins used by
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1y ago
Just scrolled around a little bit 2-3minutes with network monitor open. That already resulted in 500requests, 5MB transferred (after filtering by vector tile data). Not sure how many of those got cached by browser with no actual requests, c
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On the other side of experiences - i have used git bisect at least 3 times just last week to track down source of regression. I was not the person who wrote the code originally or introduced the regression. All i knew that it worked in las
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1y ago
Is there a way to read lean proofs noninteractively. After playing with the natural number a game a bit, proofs quickly ended up being opaque sequences of "rw [x]" commands which felt unreadable. It's nice that the editor all
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