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beyondCritics
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> Negative log is the only decreasing function which satisfies f(x * y) = f(x) + f(y) Times a constant!
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-- Make yourself familiar with the latest developments [0], such that you have something concrete to relate to. -- If you are ready to dive deeper i recommended the books of David M. Jacobs [1]. Read his three books in order. If you are in
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beyondCritics
3y ago
Instead of bool is_digit = std::regex_match("123", std::regex("\\d+")); you could write leaner: bool is_digit = "\\d+"_re("123"); Isn't this the whole point of user string literals?
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3y ago
If you are not passionate about it, than you should probably not study it. Also, studying Informatics should give you a lot of opportunities to showcase your extra skills, e.g you can study functional programming from the ground up. IMHO th
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We Have a Real UFO Problem. and It’s Not Balloons
(politico.com)
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I agree, this is the first annoying question to ask. As a seasoned club player, i believe to know that "clean Pawn up" means chess wise roughly what you think it means, namely: a) You are in a position, where it really does make s
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Researchers Defeat Randomness to Create Ideal Code
(quantamagazine.org)
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Of course, since software errors are inevitable there is no other way than to test extensive and systematically. In Europe adaptions of the V-Model [1] are in wide spread use. Even for smallish projects, expensive simulation of substantial
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3y ago
In general i would ask the pro's, e.g.: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Mathematics+Reading+List+Cambridge My personal recommendation would be to cover functional programming from the ground up. I consider the benefits of le
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>This event showed who the strongest match player in the world is, and as of today - that is Ding Liren. Reread carefully your arguing against Carlsen. If it applies to Carlsen, then why not to Ding Liren? That doesn't makes sense t
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They said: >"We also only included players in our analyses that had a rating above 2,000 on the platform Lichess. Total novices could randomly play any opening games, which would skew our analyses," explains Vito D.P. Servedio
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with this capability it makes already a very decent tutor for beginners and i am expecting more from GPT-X (X>=5). Great news for the chess community. I hear the alarm bells ringing at chess.com...
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4y ago
There is also the embedded functional language futhark [0], which compiles numerical kernels to optimized c, ispc, opencl and cuda code. Parallelism is explicit using known constructs (map, reduce,...). Documentation is excellent and there
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That suggests to me we are heading towards coaching with AI teachers in the future.
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Wow, reading this am suddenly noticing that hiding the latency in system code can be much more simpler than i thought it is. Say i have a function X f(X u); on which i want to iterate occasionally to get in turn f(u0),f(f(u0)),... Th
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4y ago
Should become more attention.
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4y ago
Nowhere a trace of some kind of reasoning there to be found. It's just a gut feeling, or some would say trolling.
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4y ago
It's about higher math dude.
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4y ago
As a matter of fact, most software is produced in house tailor made for companies. Since AI is rising, this will make this software less costly, hence the demand for custom made software should increase, since this makes money for the comp
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6y ago
As someone who has produced UML diagrams for a living for some time, this really talks to my soul... Thanks for posting.
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6y ago
Your main problem in the long run is, that zombies are infectious. Imagine that in every water hole and in every dark place could be a zombie sleeping... The virus could mutate and infect animals or insects.
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6y ago
Did you read the paper? It is quite long, mainly because of Kramnik's manual analysis of some selected games. It appears his role was to explore game playing factors, which are hard to catch with statistics.
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Faster C++ I/O
(oskarlundin.com)
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Some simple and useful tricks to speed up I/O in C++. Is there anything else? Is there a serious alternative to iostreams?
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First i must correct terminology: The OP got the terms "upcast" and "downcast" the wrong way around. Assigning something to a more general variable is an upcast, rediscovering something derived needs a downcast. Upcasts
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Either you love C++ or you hate it. To tell the truth, i am also of the opinion that C++ is fucking crazy complicated. There are youtube videos from leading experts, explaining the usage of simple language elements at length, something li
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C does destructive conversions automatically, if you ask for it. E.g. unsigned n; n = 2.99; // n = 2 n = -1; // n = 2^M-1; n = 1.0E33; // undefined but not catched Both C and C++ fol
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This story about the committees fixing Stroustrup's "mistakes" is completely made up from you and is not even remotely true. Also Stroustrup does _not_ take pride in how big the language is, the exact opposite is true. E.g. y
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Paleogeographic History of Plate Tectonics
(apl.esri.com)
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This just makes the attack harder, i was told. There are arguably plenty of ways to measure time within javascript without even a clock, you cannot disable that.
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