billfruit

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   by billfruit 9y ago

   I wish there were more books written on signal processing with computer science students in mind. Only one I found was Jonathan Y Stein.
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   Are they planning a dockless bicycle hire system like the very convenient Mobike system in China?
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   But it only requires a few minor design changes to make it robust against power failure, and then these could be viable devices in most of the world.
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   In the third world, an awful lot of times. But being an automated device, if doesn't deal with power outages, then I can't dependent on it to do cooking overnight, while I am asleep. Waking up and finding that machine didn't
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   Does it deal with power failures, as in it remembers it's state and then properly adjusts for delayed start and stop considering the duration of power failure and adjusting process considering the cooking due to already generated heat
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   I would say it is not about private vs government, it is a question of legal Vs illegal. IANAL, If my recollection is correct, all speech, except those containing immediate/imminent threat/ incitement of violence is legal. That is
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   Mathematical notation is often too vague, informal and too dependent on context.Frankly there is too much ambiguous overloading of symbols.It seems the language has evolved to be succinct and short to write, rather than being explicit and u
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   How is debugging support nowadays? Does it allow to spawn a repl at point of exception and examine locals? Is the Emacs based tooling become more refined?
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   by billfruit 9y ago

   Installing leiningen is not trivial on all platforms (Eg: Windows).Even on Linux distro repos may contain older versions of leiningen that subtly break things. Perhaps it would be better if leiningen is part of closure distribution rather t
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    See Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_(software) , it says pronunciation is 'cute'.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    I was referring to the large numbers of Soviet POWs and civilians who were killed in concentration camps and in mass executions.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    Can't they figure out a way to do that in pure c++ yet? In other words why does C++ lack reflection, and only seems to have a half baked RTTI? Perhaps the QT guys and other c++ application programmers didn't lobby C++ standards co
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    Annoying thing with QT, the official pronunciation sounds like ’cute’, and some interviewers insist on calling it that.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    Haven't used QT in a long time.Have they done away the with ’moc' and code generation? I found it extremely annoying that while we were using QT we weren't actually using c++, but a strange, language that looked like c++, but
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    More Soviets were victims of Holocaust than Jews, yet modern popular imagination of Holocaust appears to be as an exclusively Jewish tragedy.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    Chinese deaths were quite large in number too, much more than American, French, British and German deaths, yet their role in conflict is seldom remembered.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    I think Dijkstra established the case for using Zero based indexing strong enough: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/E...
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    Precisely the opposite reason R drove me away. R uses 1 based indexing.Seriously we should all be using Zero based indexing for all purposes.
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    by billfruit 9y ago

    I heard even voice synthesis, ie text to speech, is not solved yet.