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Here is the pseudo-code for matrix rotation for comparison: def rotate(vector, angle): rotation_matrix = [ [cos(angle), -sin(angle)], [sin(angle), cos(angle)] ] return rotation_matrix * vector position = (0,
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That's why I liked Halo. Red and blue on a high contrast background. These days I use Enchroma [0] glasses. I still can't identify colors that well, but it helps with differentiation. [0] http://enchroma.com
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Man uses drone to follow suspects after downtown Tulsa break-in
(fox23.com)
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Have you heard of meh.com? I'm not sure how they pick their products, but they seem like a good place to dump a pallet of unwanted goods in order to break even.
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I misread your original comment. Nothing I posted is related to constant time encoding. I apologize for the confusion.
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Check out digit-array if you are interested in the generalized algorithm. The source code is commented with formal math notation for the operations. https://github.com/deckar01/digit-array/blob/master/REA
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> This uses one-byte characters encode seven bits and two-byte characters to encode fourteen bits. Hence this attains the goal of encoding seven bits per byte, i.e. the 8 : 7 inflation ratio. The magic is in the 2 byte encoding 110sss1x
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I think you are focusing on the wrong number. Each byte of base64 produces 6 bits of data, so the boundary aligns at 32 bits. LCM(6,8) = (6•8)/2 Each byte of base122 produces 7 bits of data, so the byte boundary aligns at 56 bits. LCM(
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> The basis of the Intel MIC architecture is to leverage x86 legacy by creating a x86-compatible multiprocessor architecture that can utilize existing parallelization software tools. Programming tools include OpenMP, OpenCL, Cilk/Ci
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At the end the author mentions a number theory (analytic geometry) correlation that not only suggests an optimization, but a correction. The current theory used to compute the more complex scenarios is not only computationally intensive, it
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> the U.S. Army’s ‘Phaser’ can ... take down ... anything with circuits in a single shot ... iPads, computers, targeting systems or even cars speeding toward checkpoints.
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I think city infrastructure can learn something from the open source software community in situations like this. The city has a ton of work to do, but it is really picky about how it is done and how it gets paid for. If it planned out the w
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> The Stern–Gerlach experiment showed that the spatial orientation of angular momentum is quantized. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stern–Gerlach_experiment
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It took me a few reads for this to sink in. Quantum interference causes standing waves. Electron-photon particle collisions cause detectable energy release. The particle collisions occur in an interference pattern.
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[Ask HN] Does my company have IP rights to the stuff I do in my spare time? > California ... has a law on the books that generally prohibits employers, on public policy grounds, from making claims to IP generated by employees working on
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Awesome! Thanks for working on this project.
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Attribution is the common requirement among most open source licenses [0]. Developers occasionally reference or link to the license, but the proper thing to do is to include the license in its entirety with the source code. > I've n
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You might consider including the BSD licenses those projects were published under in your minified JavaScript file. Is this project's source code published anywhere?
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I don't see a link to the source code either. This was undoubtedly built on top of many open source projects, but I have no way to view the licenses and copyright notices.
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"Meta Math!: The Quest for Omega" by Gregory Chaitin [0] was my introduction to the theory of computability [1]. I found it enjoyable and approachable. [0] https://books.google.com/books?id=Z6FJbwggW1sC [1] https
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I believe that is the pun the name "MicroG"is meant to imply.
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I am curious how the quality compares and if they have common library dependencies.
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No, I used the windows binaries during evaluation.
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I discovered VisualSfM this weekend after trying Adobe ReCap 360. The photo reconstruction functionality of ReCap is cloud based, which was a blocker for me, because I have a beefy graphics rig and want to script it into a pipeline. I am cu
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The WordPress repos are tracked as git submodules, so Wix is not modifying or redistributing any GPL licensed content. It can be argued that they have no obligation to license their repo under the GPL. See http://softwareengineer
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Happy to help. Thanks for working on this awesome project!
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To make it easier for others: > Click Accounts menu, choose Settings, then Contact Info You may have to add a missing security question before it shows the form with the "delete my account" link.
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I think you are confusing trust with security. If only there was some sort of distributed cryptographic system that let you choose who to trust...
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CDNs and cloud services cost money to setup and maintain. This scales asset availability with popularity, automatically, for free, with minimal setup.
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It's not the same, but it is a powerful metaphor. Wanted email is to consensual relations as spam is to physical violation.
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