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cgrand-net
8y ago
A voxel is no more a cube that a pixel is a square: it's a sample point. For each sample point you store material information and the value of a scalar field at this point. You can then compute normals to the sampled surface using some
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Pure efficient “if” in Prolog
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9y ago
According to http://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2016/08/26/scien... Dogs understand voice and intonation.
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cgrand-net
10y ago
Done that too. Kind of like userland distributed vectored IO.
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cgrand-net
11y ago
Ah! So it's my fault…
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12y ago
Charb, one of the victims (and maybe the main target) said in 2012: "Je n'ai pas de gosses, pas de femme, pas de voiture, pas de crédit. C'est peut-être un peu pompeux ce que je vais dire, mais je préfère mourir debout que vi
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12y ago
If you can't observe a difference, does it matter?
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12y ago
Because "home-made" has no strict (legal) definition so it's not illegal to lie or to approximate (the topping is home-made).
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13y ago
> the order of configuration options starts to matter Commutativity (and idempotency) are too important traits of declarative languages and they are at odds with turing-completeness: I have the feeling a lang can't be declarative tu
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13y ago
The problem is not that JS is worst than links or forms. It's the most potent hypermedia technique (code-on-demand) but it lays behind the Turing horizon: you can't statically determine what it's doing.
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13y ago
Minitel killer app was the yellow pages. The other predominant usages were mail order and sex chats/porn. Some games too but nothing significant and nothing social, at scale at least.
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cgrand-net
13y ago
I don't get if you imply that Clojure has pervasive laziness or not. The contract of lazy sequences is too loose to make tying the knot not a brittle hack -- and I think it's a good thing.
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13y ago
> if I "upload" my "consciousness" -- how is it, well, me? It won't be you but you'll be the only one to tell the difference. Thinking of the social pressure (from family, work etc.) of "uploading"
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13y ago
Tying the knot is possible only if you have pervasive laziness.
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13y ago
There's no bitvector in clojure persistent vectors. The difference between vectors and a hashmap without the hashing stage is that a persistent vector can't be sparse!
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13y ago
CSS px unit is not device pixel anymore. In this context 2x does not mean that the image is twice as big in px but that it should be used if the device pixel/px ratio is >=2
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13y ago
I know a French clothes designer who manages to bootstrap her business despite a shoestring budget and having the clothes made in France. http://www.afleurdorgies.fr/
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cgrand-net
14y ago
You may be interested in systems like KLEE http://klee.llvm.org/
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cgrand-net
14y ago
? in Clojure hints to predicates and boolean contexts while -?> just checks for nil.
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cgrand-net
14y ago
Germany being an exception.
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14y ago
More often than not it's a variation of b) not involving custom attrs (a matter of taste). It's the same kind of contracts you have to set up if you are also doing some heavy JS anyway. Sometimes the design is forced upon the team (eg corpo
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14y ago
By doing such a change they violates their contract. Can't you negotiate an alternative change? Eg the strong around the span or using styles instead of strong or move the username class to the strong tag? Anyway if you really want to progr
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14y ago
Enlive's author here. I prefer to think of templates as a mapping between data and presentation. When the HTML provided by the designers changes drastically you only need to update selectors in your templates and be done with it. The same i
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14y ago
Printing money means inflation and inflation is bad for debt owners (unless the debt is in another currency) and indeed also for "matresses".
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15y ago
Well, while peculiar, "quatre-vingt dix" is not a unit: nobody is going to say "4 quatre-vingt dix" for 360.
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cgrand-net
15y ago
Just to be clear: the first 1h plan is free (for broadband customers).
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15y ago
Producing more money doesn't fix bad spending policies but it reduces debt -- both private and public -- at the expense of the lenders. It's also a way to alter the capital/work incomes ratio. There is, rightly, a German trauma towards deva
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cgrand-net
15y ago
I think you're right and I had the stupids the other day: what this paper describes is simply your conde (né condi). No?
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15y ago
Do you mean fair conjunction like in "Backtracking, Interleaving, and Terminating Monad Transformers" or something else/new?
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Game of Life in Clojure (Screencast)
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15y ago
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