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by dpwm 11y ago
It wasn't too clear but I wonder if the author was referring to deconvolution under a Total Variation prior -- this is a little different to deconvolving and then applying TV denoising or just applying TV denoising. Either way, the res
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by dpwm 11y ago
I have tried the referenced implementation (SmartDeblur) on a few (similar) slightly de-focused images. From memory, I had the artefacts without any noticeable improvement. I don't think I even saved the results. YMMV and I would almos
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by dpwm 12y ago
I was about to ask why anyone would bother sending plain text passwords and store them encrypted. I then remembered a high-school friend's first (and largely unsupervised) job where IIRC he devised a ridiculous password encryption (not
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by dpwm 12y ago
Photobox acquired Moonpig in 2011 [1]. In 2010, Photobox got called out for emailing passwords in plaintext[2], and were quick to take to twitter to say "It will never happen again."[3] At that point, it had only been happening fo
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by dpwm 13y ago
It's also worth stressing that even if import side-effects are always going to be fast and not kill the interpreter, they are still a terrible idea. Even spawning objects that are referenced in modules can have some rather unpleasant p
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by dpwm 13y ago
A lot of the time overheads with LaTeX are in the initial starting up. If you look into, for example, the preview environment, you can look at processing multiple snippets of LaTeX much quicker. Of course, such batching doesn't help ac
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Implementation of Abstract Computation Model - RAM Machine(szkup.com)
1 points by dpwm 14y ago|1 comments
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by dpwm 15y ago
CINT was designed to be a scripting language for the ROOT analysis environment. CINT is neither C nor C++ -- it departs subtly from both, but there is no exhaustive documentation of these departures from the respective standards (see http: