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by blt 8y ago
OK, as an American "Peep Show" fan, I'm trying to figure out why people make fun of Croydon so much. I've noticed it online recently. On the show it seems like a pretty average place.
782.
by blt 8y ago
This is really cool. Is it possible to express the edge coloring constraints simply via integer linear programming? This seems like the type of problem that might be NP-hard but tractable in practice with good heuristics.
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by blt 8y ago
If you're going to put all that modern c++ in comments, might as well use a macro or special token so you can uncomment them automatically when you switch to a newer compiler.
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by blt 8y ago
*nonlinear, not non-continuous.
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by blt 8y ago
but long trips are so rare in most people's lives. perhaps we will start renting gas cars for long trips. similarly, most people own small-ish cars and rent a u-haul when they need to carry big objects.
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by blt 8y ago
This looks cool, I read a little of the code and it seems like good C code written by a sensible person in the current decade. One suggestion: I noticed your nav.c depends on render.h - selfishly, as an AI researcher, I want more games&#x2F
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by blt 8y ago
Undoubtedly.
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by blt 8y ago
but the article suggests that permanent accumulation in one side, rather than transient force, is the cause.
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by blt 8y ago
This could be solved in a language like python using generator expressions, or in C++ with iterators.
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by blt 8y ago
Nah, I'm intolerant of nazis, and that's not the same as being intolerant of jews.
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by blt 8y ago
Moreover, they can be used in composite objects without pointer chasing. Suppose class A is a 32-byte value type. Then class B { A a1; A a2; } is one continuous 64-byte block of memory. Without value types, each
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by blt 8y ago
Many leftists are now coming to different conclusions about free speech: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by blt 8y ago
is there any github mirror of this code base?
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by blt 8y ago
FWIW, the code on that page computes EMD for histograms, which is basically the easy case. The EMD over a high dimensional continuous distribution like images is intractable by comparison.
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by blt 8y ago
Agreed, digital typography was far more constrained back in the day. You couldn't even embed a ttf font into a web page until recently, and the intersection of Mac and Windows default fonts was like 4 fonts. Even in images, the low dpi
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by blt 8y ago
Couldn't find in readme if templates are supported.
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by blt 8y ago
The lack of value semantics for composite types is a huge problem in the language itself. It is often hard to get a Java program to have the same memory layout you would get writing idiomatic C/C++.
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by blt 8y ago
yeah I did not intend to claim anything strong about that. edited my comment accordingly.
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by blt 8y ago
(two comments in this thread:) > What always fascinated me is how those images look almost exactly like the hallucinations you get on some psychedelics... The AI must be pretty close if they can already match the output of a confused hu
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by blt 8y ago
torrents would be a good way to deal with this.
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by blt 8y ago
probably not. in my experience those fields tend to attract people who either a) only care about money, or b) get a kick out of manipulating people.
802.
by blt 8y ago
...and yet people give me a hard time for using python dict/array literals for config.
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by blt 8y ago
cry me a fucking river, Facebook.
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by blt 8y ago
I did that until I hit the Linux directory name length limit, lol. Now I hash the hyperparameters dict to get the directory name, and store a json file within. Totally ad hoc and I'm sure a better solution exists.
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by blt 8y ago
Depends on the topic. If there's a lot of math, you might as well go straight to LaTeX.
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by blt 8y ago
but then how will you keep track of which parameters worked well? I've been essentially storing my kwargs in json and not felt a need to control anything directly from the CLI.
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by blt 8y ago
what happens if you write a really slow test? is there some way to take advantage of the inbuilt console reporting, etc. without running them after every compile?
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by blt 8y ago
I did mine using assert.h and a signal handler. More code, but advantage is you can also use assert.h internally anywhere in your program without it needing to know about the test framework. On other hand, makes testing optimized builds dif
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by blt 8y ago
this does not work for me. when I type "gmail.com" it redirects to: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox where should I put the /h/?

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