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fourier_mode
7y ago
https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/19/google-pulls-android-sup...
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7y ago
I believe all these utilities must be memory bound, and having short `int`s instead of `float`s would be a less traffic on the bus.
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7y ago
New version doesn't show up while following the instructions on: < https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/update-firefox-latest-r...
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7y ago
The author ignores a variety of points, but the major one seems to be that there seems to be some ignorance about debuggers being a "line-by-line" tool. I usually use it to understand big codebases, by stepping through the functio
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7y ago
That's exactly the problem. Facebook was intended to be a platform for fun, childish online interaction but soon media outlets hijacked it, and now it is a source of new for most of my friends.
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7y ago
Gitlab is actually redirecting hub.gitlab.com to lab.github.com.
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7y ago
Same question. Looking at the views of the OP it seems that the market for this product might be Slack for office spaces, then having a way to access through desktop would be quite essential.
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7y ago
Unless you work as a human tester for an email client.
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7y ago
I don't see the point of rest. We are biologically bound to need a resting period which is not the case for robots thereby making them superior species. A robot would rather crawl more webpages and learn more than shutting down, even w
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7y ago
Would this run in Cython. I am trying to understand a Cython code and something like this would be helpful.
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7y ago
I would recommend the OP to use ALE linting in vim.
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7y ago
Well, I don't think that's an unreasonable request. From a developer perspective there are always a couple of apps that are always running like Terminal, Browser, Email Client and if a calendar application starts taking a huge chu
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7y ago
Thunderbird for now. I want to shift to a CLI based email client. But my previous attempts in making that shift have been unsuccessful. I had spent a couple of hours in shifting to Gnus Emacs but because of my inability to configure it prop
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7y ago
Can someone help me understand why is HN so "anti"-Electron. I had installed it couple of years ago and it had sucked up my system's memory, is that still the case?
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7y ago
IndiaRXiv apparently has a twitter account but no live website yet. Hmph.
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7y ago
But in India, I haven't seen any higher education research entity using any language other than English.
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7y ago
Telegram not being much popular among pre-teens/teens is one reason why it has not received any attention. On similar news TikTok has been accused numerous times of promoting/not filtering contents inciting extremism in teens.
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7y ago
It is "highly compatible", similar statement can be made about other libs say torch tensors.
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7y ago
Not sure what is the motivation behind this library. There are already several array GPU accelerated array libraries -- PyTorch, TensorFlow, ArrayFire, it even looks like pycuda has a small array class.
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7y ago
It is a one line formula but has 186 stars and 10 contributors to it. I don't get the hype!
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8y ago
I remember googling for this formula for doing a data mining homework in which I was given the start and end points of a taxi in geo-spatial coordinates.
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8y ago
Once I played with tables in org-mode, I never turned back to markdown. I am not sure if there is another markup tool which looks at tables as good org-mode does.
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8y ago
So, Alan Turing was an outlier?
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8y ago
An example of the resulting generated pdf would've been a great.
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8y ago
Why not just generate random strings and then see how many of them are valid Perl programs. Pretty sure it will land around the same number. The image ->OCR->Perl is making a boring statement fancy for no reason.
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8y ago
Aren't 100% perl code -> paint splatters. For each code there exists a paint splatter i.e. image of the code itself.
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8y ago
> If even 5 people had attacked this guy at once, he would have been taken down and many people saved. But those 5 people would have to take the increased risk of getting killed, which is difficult to convince than just run. Also the sta
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8y ago
> what they think is offensive. This is not a a daily instance of "he says", "she says" offensiveness. This is an act of terror, and these platform served as a propaganda media which ought to stopped.
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8y ago
The problem with inkscape is that, any slight changes to the figures would make the user go deep into the workflow pipeline to make the changes. However using LaTeX packages like TikZ or PSTicks would simplify the workflow and make the docu
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Google Duo can now be accessed through computer
(duo.google.com)
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