KingMob

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by KingMob 15y ago
What, no hate for Matlab? Other than matrix math, data visualization and extensive libraries, it's a terrible language. Depending on the feature, it's either seriously lacking or a decade and a half out of date. Its support for basic things
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by KingMob 15y ago
Don't forget, there's an element of focus in meditation, though. Just doing a hobby, while beneficial and relaxing, isn't really meditation... unless your focused on what's happening in the moment while you're doing it. The everyday experie
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by KingMob 15y ago
This. I have the exact same problem. Praised for being smart from a young age (graduated high school at 16), left me with some bad habits about work and effort., and it's only been lately, that I've started to dismantle them. tl;dr Praising
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by KingMob 15y ago
For error-related negativity (ERN), "negative" refers to the direction of voltage change, not the person's attitude. Since ERN amplitude is associated with better learning, it might be the other way around, that people in flow are producing
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by KingMob 15y ago
I personally found it worse to read, because it makes function blocks different from other blocks. Also, if you define nested functions in Matlab, all functions in the file have to be closed with end anyway. Nothing is as bad, though, as th
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by KingMob 15y ago
For me, the crufty nature of Tk's Motif-style appearance was the major factor. I used Tcl/Tk heavily in my 3D graphics class back in 1998, and while I enjoyed its light weight and ease of use, I felt that the GUI output was definitely old-s
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by KingMob 15y ago
Great tutorial, but how is this on the front page? This article is 4 years old. str is definitely not a special form, and wasn't, at least as far back as the 20081217 release. The article's date is from May 2008, though, so it's possible,
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by KingMob 15y ago
No, I hadn't heard of it, but I was operating slightly higher, in cognitive neuroscience, and doing a lot of fMRI and intracranial EEG work. For those domains, the biggest packages are SPM and Fieldtrip, both of which run on Matlab. I do, h
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by KingMob 15y ago
You've hit the nail on the head. This is exactly why Matlab is so pervasive in science. Not because it's actually good, but because it has so many handy libraries. The Mathworks is the Microsoft of science. I had to use Matlab for seven yea