henrikeh

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by henrikeh 8y ago
They are treated the same because you are collecting data about others and GDPR regulates how this should happen. If you want to collect the data, then it must relevant for your business and that warrants you should treat it properly. Upon
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by henrikeh 8y ago
What makes you think that? Why do you intentionally spread absurdities?
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by henrikeh 9y ago
TeXForm automatically applies TradionalForm unless another *Form is applied. So TeXForm[Sin[x]] gives "\sin (x)"
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Personally, I think the company selling the car with self-driving abilities should be responsible. In turn this requires a clear understanding of what the responsibility is: what is expected from a self-driving car; what situations should i
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Screenshot of the Twitter thread in question: https://i.imgur.com/6IM43Lr.jpg
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Drinking and driving is however banned. At what cost do we need the supposed improved performance of self-driving cars?
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I use Mathematica daily and frequently store large-ish notebooks in Git. The format is textual, but the diffs are filled with a lot of noise.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Is there any evidence that this is the case? That simply putting more eyes on a system will reveal its problems? Certification etc is about process. Open source code can be used in a safety critical product, but it must audited and confirme
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by henrikeh 9y ago
In most countries obstructing the flow of traffic, no matter the method, is illegal. And what alternative do you suggest? Not braking?
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by henrikeh 9y ago
This made me think of Metafont[1] which D. Knuth developed in conjunction with TeX. The idea was to do font-design by drawing with a virtual brush -- but with perfectly smooth curves and a build-in constraint solver. The end result is that
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Drop me an email (check my profile) and then I'll know where to respond :)
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I’m personally directly involved in one such trial. I’ll be happy to send you a mail in 5 years (or next year) with updates.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Could you enlighten me on something? Do you know why the grading scale has more failing grades than passing?
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by henrikeh 9y ago
And absolute joy to implement! If anyone is curious: pick up "Threaded interpretive language" by R. G. Loeliger. It is old and only describes one kind of kinda-Forth -- but in a few readable lines of assembly and some neat memory
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Wolfram Language / Mathematica. Probably not "underrated" since it is backed by an entire company with the sole purpose of developing it -- but as a programming language it is absolutely underappreciated. * Essentially a Lisp
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Dane here, but I have literally no idea what you mean by 'going above your station'.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I think it is to prevent vandals from closing and locking the door from the outside.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Absolutely, device drivers must still be written. My observation is just that these device drivers are hidden deeper and deeper levels of abstraction, just like on a regular PC.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Honestly it depends upon what people expect from "the port". A lot of people seem to be content with Arduino-like software compatibility: high-level constructs that offer basic functionality expected across a larger number of mcu&
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Yet also transitioning to a filesystem with actual checks for integrity and many features which improve performance for, f.x. Time Machine.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
FYI it is a fleur-de-lis[1], which, appropriately to the team's name, is frequently used in connection with saints. Which is also the beauty of emoji -- they don't have any meaning or intention prescribed by Unicode, only a form.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I know that it is not what you are asking for, but I believe Facebook messenger indeed does this. So it is certainly not a technical limitation but purely a lacking implementation.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I concur. Been watching the videos for the past month and he repeatedly states that they are aiming at producing and selling chips, not IP.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
From my personal experience: crop and greenhouse monitoring. There is an interest in having more data, from off-grid sensors across a wider area.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
AFAIK very difficult to manufacture/effects guarding its behavior are poorly understood. Another issue is that memristors are not part of any standard curriculum and thus limits the number of people who will work on it.
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Classify is a function in Mathematica which returns a ClassifierFunction. Documentation for Classify: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Classify.html As far as I could see they listed all the Wolfram Langu
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by henrikeh 9y ago
He uses custom, self-developed tools http://www.3blue1brown.com/about/ https://github.com/3b1b/manim
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by henrikeh 9y ago
I’ve been toying with an idea for a while. Mathematica/Wolfram is a surprisingly interesting language from a design p.o.v. — everything from the Lisp origins, syntax sugar, syntax highlighting and formatting, all the things mentioned i
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by henrikeh 9y ago
Just to give a bit more context. Three recent posts use almost exactly this wording [0-2], but none of them include "before me". [0]: https://daringfireball.net/linked/2017/10/30/allen-iphone-x
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by henrikeh 9y ago
To be very specific episode 42 and 43 of John Siracusa’s Hypercritical are about the book and Siracusas opinion of it. Albeit there is a lot of nit picking — especially in the latter episode — his overall point is that Isaacson’s book did n

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