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by gugagore 7y ago
This is probably just splitting hairs, but I don't think it is equally valid. Compared to the channel width, the center frequency is known / required to be set much more precisely. You could wiggle around by the bandwidth by 100s
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by gugagore 7y ago
I've heard screen readers going way faster (I don't know quantitatively) than what it sounds like when I listen to videos at 2x. I also think it's important that the screen readers use a "old school" synthesized voi
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by gugagore 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rng_(algebra) is a small example of trying to use more consistent names, but it's too punny for my taste... (Rng is a ring without an identity element)
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by gugagore 7y ago
For this and other probability "paradoxes" explained through code, check out this great notebook: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/norvig/pytudes/blob/mast...
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by gugagore 7y ago
I think it is confusing not to address that math notation often (including the one used here) uses 1-based indexing, while Python uses 0-based indexing.
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by gugagore 7y ago
I understand your point, but it's not necessarily a better way to say it. The full term is "generation loss", and it applies regardless of destructive edit operations.
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by gugagore 7y ago
Just in case someone doesn't know better, there are fewer than 300k possible games of tic-tac-toe.
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by gugagore 7y ago
Is it still required to have a phone to sign up for discord? That's what puts me off.
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by gugagore 7y ago
I don't understand. 1. The problem is that the GP prediction was wrong 2. You need to make sure predictions are right. 3. All predictions are wrong. 4. So add error bars. Should the downstream system trust the error bars with certainty
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by gugagore 7y ago
Unless I'm missing a connection you've made, no. You might have been exposed to the singular-value decomposition to compress a matrix, and representing an image as a matrix e.g. [1]. JPEG encoding is about transforming the signal
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by gugagore 7y ago
That was my first thought too. To see how it leverages domain-specific properties, see: https://xiph.org/flac/format.html#interchannel https://xiph.org/flac/format.html#prediction
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by gugagore 7y ago
It would be nice to corroborate this reason with another source, because my understanding is that clock synchronization was not a factor in determining the MTU, which seems really more like a OSI layer 2/3 consideration. I am surprised
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by gugagore 7y ago
Could someone report how feasible it is to run this in LibreOffice Calc?
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by gugagore 7y ago
I strongly agree that multiple ways to look at things is good. Programming languages have different "things" built in. Like, if you have re-entrant function calls, then your language has a built-in data structure called "the
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by gugagore 7y ago
I think I better understand your point. There's behavior, and there's intent. Seems related to the distinction between syntax and semantics.
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by gugagore 7y ago
I guess there are at least two ways to understand an inductor: 1. if you disconnect it from power, you'll get a huge voltage spike 2. V = -L (d/dt) I 1. seems like a practical explanation. 2. seems like a theoretical explanation.
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by gugagore 7y ago
I wouldn't invoke a notion of "ground" when describing the operation of a component. That's some really a notion that comes out of looking at a circuit (in the sense of a circuit diagram), I would say. It might also conf
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by gugagore 7y ago
> So the force generated by the torque Torque is nothing more than "spinny" force. For example, sometimes you will see the term "generalized force" to mean both force and torque, because it doesn't really matter
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by gugagore 7y ago
I think we'll get there. Part of the problem has been ensuring that the content keeps working. There has been so much educational content produced on Flash, Java Applets, and other platforms that currently have no support. But the &quo
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by gugagore 7y ago
I can probably clarify my ignorance on wikipedia, but I am interested in the hackernews personality, and hope that I'll learn more about it here. Does all of this apply to HTML5 animations, too? Are there tools that are HTML5-animation
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by gugagore 7y ago
What did the workflow of using photoshop even look like? I might be misinterpreting "web design". It means developing a design to be consumed by a computer, and also developing a design to be consumed by a web developer (like a mo
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by gugagore 7y ago
That's probably the least charitable interpretation possible. No idea who the OP is, in any case. It's scary that the only way we know how to build something that detects pedestrians in an image with any kind of reliability is
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by gugagore 7y ago
"as code" because it's version controlled? Is it also executable in any sense?
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by gugagore 7y ago
That was helpful, especially realizing that part of the problem (at least as you see it) is that the "linking" is unidirectional. Function definitions/calls are also unidirectionally linked. You can see at the call site which
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by gugagore 7y ago
Julia doesn't make it easy to guarantee that you won't allocate anything on the heap. The semantics of the language don't include really any control over that, yet. I hope one day it does. It seems like a tough problem, becau
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by gugagore 7y ago
It's interesting to think about what multiple dispatch abuse would be. As far as I know, implementation inheritance can be misapplied when you try too hard to use the language's type system to capture some domain-specific model. e
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by gugagore 7y ago
I don't know if you're talking about like the heat death of the universe, and so like nothing is "forever", but I don't see signs of programming language innovation slowing down at all.
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by gugagore 7y ago
I'd love an example of the subtle influence. In any case, the influence of lisp on julia is pretty obvious if you're familiar with lisp, I believe.
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by gugagore 7y ago
> the millions of questions on SO giving solutions to every problem you can run into I definitely know what you mean. I too have the experience of typing in basically natural language queries into Google and have stack overflow turn it i
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by gugagore 7y ago
and ä, ö, ü -> ae, oe, ue

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