aeroevan

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by aeroevan 13y ago
The international version or the US (LTE) variant? I have the Verizon SGS3 (albeit running CyanogenMod) and the responsiveness is very good. TouchWiz (the Samsung Android overlay) probably adds some latency and CyanogenMod uses a newer kern
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by aeroevan 13y ago
I think that was the nvidia optimus switchable crap that had very little Linux support. I think some of the most recent NVIDIA drivers have some support, but my T410 thankfully doesn't have that.
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by aeroevan 13y ago
If you live in any sort of city, I'm sure that there are classes for art/math/science, etc. I definitely think that for a relatively self motivated student, homeschooling works very well.
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by aeroevan 13y ago
As someone who was also homeschooled in Georgia (but was in the city of Atlanta), I don't really understand how most parents seem to believe that educating their children isn't their sole responsibility. Sure, their kids' t
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by aeroevan 13y ago
If LGPL works for you, you may want to look into http://www.mlpack.org/ I'm not really sure how they compare since I haven't really used either library, but there does seem to be some overlap.
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by aeroevan 14y ago
I think that's actually an issue with 64bit pointers :/
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by aeroevan 14y ago
You can use mime types to send both HTML and plain text so that the receiver can choose which to view based on the mail client preference. Some of us still like to use mutt or (al)pine for mail and either have to render html in w3m or somet
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by aeroevan 14y ago
openSUSE is a RPM distro and it's package manager (zypper) has a --no-recommends when installing packages. But everyone forgets about use opensuse guys :)
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by aeroevan 14y ago
I'm seriously considering one as well. I was looking at the transformer pads, but I might wait for the transformer prime hd (or whatever it's called).
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by aeroevan 15y ago
zsh will actually do this for commands if you make a typo when the correct option is turned on. I don't think it will correct options though (but can autocomplete).
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by aeroevan 15y ago
Apparently there is an Android app[1] that will let you upload gps tracks and do other editing. I haven't really played with it yet, but I'm also in Atlanta so if OSM is really that bad here I might start helping. [1]: http://code.google.c
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by aeroevan 15y ago
He also isn't quite up to speed with Fortran overloading. It is fairly easy to define interfaces that can call different functions based on input type, but it still isn't as nice as C++. http://pastebin.com/1ewMcDaA
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by aeroevan 15y ago
What if I don't use Ubuntu but I do use Linux?
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by aeroevan 16y ago
FYI, most graduate students I know here in the US also consider the math section in the GRE to be a joke. But as a grad student in an engineering school I guess that's to be expected. When I took the GRE, the hardest thing about the math te
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by aeroevan 16y ago
> its calculations were "embarrassingly parallel," with no communication between nodes That's probably the only type of process that would work in the cloud. Most HPC applications require lots of communication between nodes, so I don't
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by aeroevan 16y ago
Or pipe a fifo to x264...
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by aeroevan 16y ago
LaTeX will warn you when the references are out of sync, and there is no reason why it can't make a second (or third) pass internally without having to call (pdf)latex manually again and throwing .aux .log .other_random_stuff files everywhe
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by aeroevan 17y ago
WARNING: Do not click unless you don't have anything better to do... I think I lost a month of my life to freeciv.
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by aeroevan 17y ago
I actually just got back from seeing this movie and it was great :) It wasn't too technical; it focused on the stress that comes with engineering school and how you shouldn't be going to school for a degree but because you want to learn. A
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by aeroevan 17y ago
Just remember to include a text/plain message too for those of us who keep text/html in their browsers as God intended...
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by aeroevan 17y ago
It has had plugin support (at least flash) for some time now.
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by aeroevan 17y ago
It looks like there is an updated version here: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1643
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by aeroevan 17y ago
Also, f2py (distributed with numpy) makes it easy to wrap fortran subroutines in python.
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by aeroevan 17y ago
Same here. I was really hoping that this was a translation between vim and emacs modelines. That would actually be useful.
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by aeroevan 17y ago
This works for me: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28sum+1%2F+%28n+*+pi%2...
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by aeroevan 17y ago
Just out of curiosity, have you looked into SimPy ( http://simpy.sourceforge.net/ )? I've used it before and it is a nice framework for process-based discrete-event simulation.
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by aeroevan 17y ago
I have a MacBook 3,1 (Santa Rosa), and have no issues with sound, graphics, or anything else. The only things that took some configuration were copying the iSight firmware from OS X, and using ndiswrapper for wireless. I'm running opensuse
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by aeroevan 17y ago
As someone who was homeschooled all the way through high school and am now working on my PhD in aerospace engineering, keep up the good work. My bit of advice would be to join an active homeschooling group (if you're not part of one already
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by aeroevan 18y ago
Aerodynamics and weight. Both are very important for all aerospace vehicles. Something like that would also decrease engine efficiency. Supersonic aircraft engines usually have an aerospike, which could impale a bird... that would be a bloo