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by eoverride 24d ago
Nuclear weapons, climate change.... The AI doom hyperbole is unhinged.
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by eoverride 2mo ago
Piracy is theft. Copyright infringement isn't piracy. Nor theft.
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by eoverride 2y ago
This answer is as confident as it's wrong and full of gibberish. Entropy is not a "distribution”, it's a functional that maps a probability distribution to a scalar value, i.e. a single number. It's the mean log-probabil
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by eoverride 2y ago
This is very misleading. From Wikipedia: ”The United States has threatened to stop financial aid to other countries if they trade non-food items with Cuba.” "While the US measures against Cuba do not amount to a blockade in a technical
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by eoverride 3y ago
How can Julia exceed C/C++ performance?
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by eoverride 3y ago
Python libraries cannot be statically linked. This has nothing to do with promoting graph-tool, but not promoting disinformation, as you have been doing. This is shameful FUD against LGPL based on blatant nonsense. If organizations have rul
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by eoverride 3y ago
It seems entirely nonsensical not to allow LGPL for library code, since it does not add any restrictions compared to BSD/MIT/etc. You should advise your users better in this regard, since they seem to not understand how these lice
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by eoverride 3y ago
graph-tool is LGPL, which means it can be used as a library even in proprietary code. So I don't know how it could not be allowed for your users. The python API is almost identical to 'EasyGraph'. I'm curious why you con
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by eoverride 3y ago
This seems rather redundant given that graph-tool exists: https://graph-tool.skewed.de It does visualization fairly well — not to mention that the entire back-end is in C++ with templates + OpenMP for performance.