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Why can't we have all three when relevant? Description + formulas + code? I understand why some algorithms (AKS, RSA) would not make sense if you just spit out the C code raw but I think it would make the paper much easier to understand if
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15y ago
I'd be happy with just pseudo-code.
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15y ago
The straight lines in the background in the reconstructed video seem unrealistic. If my understanding of human vision is correct, we don't see things like a 2D pixelated display but with varying degrees of focus on items, backgrounds, and p
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15y ago
> It's not fun. It's actually painful. It takes a special kind of person to do it: Someone who doesn't care about what they do, just the money. In large companies, absolutely. But for rapidly growing companies, this is one of the most c
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15y ago
> my $θ = $γ / $π; > (This is not possible for subroutine and package names) > Using greek characters as identifiers could be useful for some people. That makes perfect sense and is a very good use-case for unicode variable name
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15y ago
Most certainly a movement this time around. And it is such a relief. I've tried building empire before and I've had quite a few powder kegs. I mistakenly assumed that one could build an empire by triggering a series of powder kegs. The fail
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15y ago
Not to make this is an N-level deep thread but I totally agree with you. I didn't mean President going on national TV and saying "it's all good". I meant it in economic terms, like http://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomc.htm doi
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15y ago
> To argue that we can somehow replace this very right-brained activity with crowd-sourcing or algorithms is untenable. For now maybe. Ten years ago if you asked me if I'd spend 2 hours watching a movie because a computer said so, I'd l
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15y ago
> He's arguing that the government should not need to prop up confidence. But that's the most important function of the government in any economy. I understand he is point: make the markets fail-safe and idiot-proof and there won't be a
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15y ago
> If a character is printable and doesn't conflict with symbols used in the language, how would you decide if it should be allowed? I don't know what should be allowed or not, hence this question. I've only ever programmed in English. I
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15y ago
Don't know why you were down-voted, it is a perfectly good question. Personally I don't know but then again I'm not samy.pl. I know there have been unicode vulnerabilities in IIS in the past but what I'd be more concerned with would be XSS.
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15y ago
> Only Ponzi schemes should depend on confidence. Governments should never need to “restore confidence”. I wholeheartedly disagree. Confidence in this instance is just trust that your assets won't suddenly become worthless or your stand
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15y ago
> My guess is that the “back-end” supply chain / software / inventory management problems are just not as sexy as the “front-end” consumer-facing problems, or maybe the consumer-facing problems are just more intuitive. Absolutely! I wro
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15y ago
Serious question: Do people around the world really use non-English code to develop websites? If <div> and <span> have to be in English, CSS styles are in English, and libraries like jQuery have functions in English, are the
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15y ago
I am on iOS5. I knew it was coming too. I even looked through Settings > General to see if there was a way to set the keyboard layout. I didn't think about doing a [press & hold] on the key I use all the time to hide the keyboard. I
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15y ago
> Metro is also lacking obviousness Many things in iOS are pretty unobvious too. E.g. I didn't know the iPad keyboard could be split like that before I saw this video. It took me a while to figure out how to delete items in a tablecell
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15y ago
If you use Chrome, you can try this out: http://sgplus.me/
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15y ago
Languages are just tools. What one person can write in Erlang or raw C, someone else can write that in JS or QBasic. What matters is what your code does. Having working on projects ranging from large ERP systems to audio DSP to video startu
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15y ago
I do. And love it. I scripted my blog to import all my public posts on G+. My friends read my G+ posts, my family reads my blog. There was some service posted here on HN that I signed up for which auto-posts all my G+ public posts to my Twi
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15y ago
Really neat interface. Also thanks for making developer/designer/copywriter checkboxes instead of radio. Update: I just received an email with URL to edit my profile without having to create/remember password. Very neat but one problem: It'
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15y ago
Editor: BBEdit. Cmd+B is hooked to the following AppleScript for my project: tell application "BBEdit" save front document end tell tell application "Terminal" if (count of windows) is 0 then d
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15y ago
I do something similar with my web-app code. I keep an iPad open next to me when I code. Anytime I hit Cmd+B in my text-editor, it rsyncs the site to the server and some JS code running on the iPad automatically refreshes the page. It works
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15y ago
The UI Widgets seem quite nice and well-designed: http://demos.kendoui.com/combobox/remotedatasource.html This is closer to ExtJS and Sencha than JQ UI.
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15y ago
Check-in has gone dormant for now because for most of the world's mobile users, there is no real benefit to checking-in to a place. The action of checking-in can be quite powerful if different systems can react to it. I'd love to check in t
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15y ago
What kind of JS projects do you have? CS is certainly overkill for form validation but if you have 50+ JS files that all need to talk to each other, CS can help make things cleaner and succinct.
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15y ago
> it doesn't fundamentally change JavaScript—but man does it do it well. I guess it really depends on our definition of fundamental. Certainly, it doesn't turn JS into Lisp. But it does introduce concepts that while possible in JS, are
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I wrote the user-interface for my iPad app in JS (using PhoneGap) initially. Working on a large pure JS UI project sure makes you realize the shortcomings of JS, both fundamental and syntactic. It took a week to convert the JS to CS by hand
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15y ago
The scale is % of economic output and years lived. Assuming the output is inflation adjusted, why would you prefer the scale to be logarithmic?
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15y ago
None of this matters unless they can stop Dell from installing Roxio DVD LaserScribe that run on startup.
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15y ago
Intel should make a single board that does it all. And offer it in 2-3 sizes/varieties. Dell can then just use the Intel Ultraboard and not have to worry about the hardware (CPU, GPU, RAM, Wifi, Ethernet, Audio, SSD, PCI/USB etc.) Let Dell
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