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   by calebreach 12y ago

   This is great! I'd love to see sections on convolution, the Dirac delta function, and the continuous (possibly multi-dimensional) Fourier transform.
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   The Future of Computing: Logic or Biology (2003) [pdf](stuff.mit.edu)

   27 points by calebreach 12y ago|4 comments
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   by calebreach 12y ago

   I agree — transitions are a really bad way to think about animations. Another approach is to think of an interpolation curve as the step response to an LTI filter. This approach lets you turn any interpolation curve into a FIR filter that
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   by calebreach 12y ago

   For different take on the same theme, see Lamport's "The Future of Computing: Logic or Biology". http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/lamport/pubs/f...
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   by calebreach 12y ago

   You might want to consider using kernel density plots rather than histograms, as histograms exhibit aliasing artifacts. In general, binning/bucketing can be seen as filtering the empirical density function of your dataset with a box fi
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   by calebreach 13y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote preferred, based in Virginia I'm a full-stack engineer with a decade of experience. I've written everything from visualizations in Rails/D3/CoffeeScript to big-data clustering algorithms in C++ to