celerity

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Experimenting with Small Buffer Optimization for C++ Lambdas(hackernoon.com)
4 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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Software is a Long Con(emptywheel.net)
6 points by celerity 9y ago|4 comments
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How I cut my Webpack bundle size in half(jmduke.com)
24 points by celerity 9y ago|3 comments
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Busywork(theartofmachinery.com)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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Concept-Model Idiom Part One: A new look at polymorphism(gracicot.github.io)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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Recognizing Game Genres from Screenshots Using CNNs(vanhavel.github.io)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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by celerity 9y ago
If you are interested in Arch but not the overhead it entails, you may wish to consider Antergos https://antergos.com/ It's basically a fully set up Arch with sane defaults. Lets you have the rolling updates and other
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Performance and Resilience: Stress-Testing Third Parties(csswizardry.com)
2 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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by celerity 9y ago
I actually touch on the relation to whitening toward the bottom of the article. You can whiten your dataset from the left singular matrix U which is directly related to PCs. Thanks for reading!
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How are PCA and SVD related?(intoli.com)
139 points by celerity 9y ago|15 comments
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Scraping User-Submitted Reviews from the Steam Store(intoli.com)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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PICO-8 Fictional Console Lighting(hackernoon.com)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Neural Network Weight Initialization(intoli.com)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|0 comments
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by celerity 9y ago
Thanks! That was guess as well, since running the command you posted from cmd does work. I dug around selenium's source code a bit, but decided to take the pragmatic path and use the MOZ_HEADLESS environment variable instead.
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by celerity 9y ago
I just finished writing an article that explains how to connect WebDriver to Firefox running in the new headless mode on Windows if anybody's interested: https://intoli.com/blog/running-selenium-with-headless-firef
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Running Selenium with Headless Firefox(intoli.com)
1 points by celerity 9y ago|1 comments
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by celerity 10y ago
It's funny that New Vegas stands out from the lot; turns out it had some of the original Interplay/Black Isle people working on it. I learned this from a Tyranny AMA on Reddit...
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by celerity 11y ago
Is anybody else deeply disappointed by the camera bulge? If you use the tablet on a tabletop, that basically forces you to buy a ~$100 case that adds unnecessary thickness and weight to the tablet. Cheap move, IMO.
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by celerity 12y ago
I first heard this performed on a podcast called, "The Truth: Movies for Your Ears." Very good podcast for dramatic stories, sometimes artsy like this one.
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by celerity 12y ago
I have a 4s. While iOS 7 is laggier than iOS 6 when doing things like switching apps using a home key double tap etc., it is a much faster interface. That is, there might be (not too heavy) laginess for a small set of tasks, but iOS 7 unlik
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by celerity 12y ago
Publishing on Amazon is currently quite horrible, so I am sorry to say that if you use history as a guide, then you are in bad luck. For example, current publishers get less money if they use bigger data. The result is blurry pictures on hi
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by celerity 13y ago
Thank you! Ubuntu One is a buggy, laggy mess and frankly an embarrassment to Canonical. What would be neat is if they made a GUI for BTSync, and sold pre-configured hard drive space for it!
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by celerity 13y ago
Well, running the old LucasArts adventures would be easy with ScummVM integrated, but I wonder if they can secure the rights. A promising sign is that Tim Schafer (made a lot of the early adventures) recently went to LucasArts on a mysterio
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by celerity 13y ago
You're correct. It's not ONLY good for consumption, it's just a low-fidelity, low-bandwidth input device. Touch does have the advantage of feeling natural, so that probably lends itself to a better input device in specific sc
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by celerity 13y ago
This is simply a great example of using the wrong tool for the job. No matter how "smooth" an iOS LaTeX tool is, it's still much less efficient than any computer. People are trying to force things into the iPad, which I under
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by celerity 13y ago
People like him are why you are using a slow crappy computer all the while you have a $1200 fast, well built computer in your closet? What?
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by celerity 13y ago
I like the whole idea of well-crafted products, but in the end this is nothing but a crappy, laggy, low fidelity finger-simulator/crayon. Writing any text with it is probably clumsy, and certainly impossible to do as well as with any o
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by celerity 13y ago
This beautifully illustrates the power of open source. One guy was worried enough about security to start checking the crypto source, and was able to alert the community. I hope this leads to a more secure platform.
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by celerity 13y ago
I came away from today's presentation thinking that he was an unusually bad presenter. IMHO he failed to explain why the Surface Pro 2 was better at the things he was claiming it was better at, didn't give concrete details on basi
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by celerity 13y ago
Your problem is that you have an iPad 2. If you use a retina iPad, you will be able to read a PDF in landscape if you can read a book. The screen simply becomes almost as good as print. I've read many math papers and books this way.

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