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by du_bing 9y ago
I find Knuth's idea fascinating. The fashionable languages come and go, but facts about how machine works does not change much, probably will not in the future.
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by du_bing 9y ago
A typo: 1991 Quidong Wang finds infinite series solutions to the n-body problem (with minor exceptions). The name is Qiudong Wang.
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by du_bing 9y ago
The macOS compiling on ARM you mentioned is very interesting. I guess probably Apple or other big manufactures may be already able to make CPU of X86_64 or other architectures.
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by du_bing 9y ago
So, in the near future, we will have more companies that are able to make fast-enough CPUs for consumption other than Intel and AMD. I think this is a good thing. Traditionally, the technology of CPU seems so complex that few can handle tha
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by du_bing 9y ago
The Art of Computer Programming series, by Donald Knuth. They are so well written and full of humor, I can not think of any technical book(or any kind?) written as good as these.
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by du_bing 9y ago
Hi, I find this useful, is there any other choice?
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by du_bing 9y ago
Good documentary videos to understand the history of computer as a tool for humans.
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by du_bing 9y ago
Huge news, waiting for open source robot simulator for long. It's so wonderful. However, the shadow and appearance are a little pale compared to MuJoCo.
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by du_bing 9y ago
thanks!
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by du_bing 9y ago
Any open source code for trying? It's wonderful!
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by du_bing 9y ago
Any open source code released? I am very interested to have a try!
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by du_bing 9y ago
This is amazing! But I only see payment settings for US and UK users, can users from other countries use the service?
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by du_bing 9y ago
Wow, this is interesting history!
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by du_bing 9y ago
I use iTerm2's homebrew theme, because I like bright green text on black background, I feel the text is stunning and clear.
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by du_bing 9y ago
Oh yeah, thanks, you know exactly what I am talking about, great. I have covered every inch of the floor and desk in my room with soft plastic mats and blankets, also wrapped the angles of all hard articles up with soft and thick clothes. K
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by du_bing 9y ago
Yeah bro, that's right, it's not so exciting for me at all at first, but actually I have to accept all those stuff in my life anyway, I am glad that I finally reach here. Thanks!
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by du_bing 9y ago
Really promising and interesting research, thanks!
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by du_bing 9y ago
Actually, it's exciting, pretty much like getting a new life after death. This really changes my attitude towards my life. In the past 8 years, I have 2-4 grand mal epilepsy seizures each year. Happy to be still alive, haha. Every time
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by du_bing 9y ago
It seems that Chromium 59 still can not be installed on Raspberry Pi, or anyone has done it? It will be great to use this headless Chromium on Raspberry Pi to execute some routine web browser jobs. Does it support the extensions installed o
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by du_bing 9y ago
This is great, I have been waiting for this to monitor my body state. But is there already any good device or sensor that can monitor my heartbeat?
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by du_bing 10y ago
oh, I made a mistake, it's http:// , not https:// , sorry for that.
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by du_bing 10y ago
Great sharing, it seems that HTML tags are safer and more robust.
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by du_bing 10y ago
This really broadens my mind, HTML tags have such functions, thanks, good to hear that.
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by du_bing 10y ago
Incredible, thanks for sharing your unique experience, I don't know the difference of <div class="ui button"> and <button class="ui button"> when I use Semantic-UI, because they show the same thing. Acco
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by du_bing 10y ago
Really interesting and useful site for searching lecture videos of certain people or topics, bookmarked, thanks for sharing!
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by du_bing 10y ago
https://semantic-ui-forest.com
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by du_bing 10y ago
Oh，yeah, it's set to be like so in the HTML's header, so you could see the whole webpage's layout like on a computer, we are going to improve the responsiveness soon. For developers who want to apply some themes and templates
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by du_bing 10y ago
Co-worker here, yeah, truly some pages of the site are not yet quite responsive, sorry for that, we plan to improve it in the future. On the site there are some particular templates designed to show the responsiveness or non-responsiveness,
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by du_bing 10y ago
Train on character-by-character basis, this is really incredible, quite opposite to human's intuition about language, but it seems a brilliant idea, and OpenAI tried it out, great!
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by du_bing 10y ago
I am working on a wonderful themes and templates collection site for Semantic-UI: http://semantic-ui-forest.com We are almost ready to release the first edition, and do some broadcasting to those who may be interested in it. It

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