Ono-Sendai

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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
Well my contention is that K(x) is constant, in fact K(x) = 0. The problem with fixing L is that it 'biases' the complexity based on the language chosen.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
Kolmogorov complexity as a measure of randomness / information content has problems in my opinion: http://www.forwardscattering.org/post/7
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
I think this is a good demonstration of the limitations of static analysis - for a language like C, there will always be bugs that can't be found statically.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
The result depends on the number of multiplications, and hence roundings, that are done.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
This is what happens when you build a large software system on such a shaky foundation as javascript and the browser.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
Java
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
On what CPU? on my i7s it's much faster. on the order of 50 cycles for a uncontended mutex lock and release i think. I can dig out the values if anyone cares.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
You can use automatic reference counting.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
spelling mistake: "and it weights only 9 lbs (4 kg)"
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
Can you point at some papers in your field on this topic?
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
"Brigtht Future for Us All"
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
It can slow down your program slightly and cause non-deterministic performance. This shouldn't really be an issue for Dropbox though.
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by Ono-Sendai 13y ago
We also make some software that evaluates fractals in a statistical way using iterated function systems (IFS): http://chaoticafractals.com/ Check out the gallery here: http://chaoticafractals.com/node/1
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by Ono-Sendai 14y ago
A small camera with a small aperture and smaller sensor than a DSLR will produce a greater amount of aperture diffraction than a DSLR, at the same f-value.