jimbo1qaz

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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
The URL links to the #back_1 anchor/id and ends up half a page down.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
> The signal will continue over the seam between two windows, meaning you will cut the wave in the signal "in half". You can window the wavelet, then slide the finite-duration wavelet by a few samples at a time, even if the wav
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
I'm more familiar with Fourier transforms and have limited experience with wavelets. But if each wavelet intrinsically falls off at a Gaussian curve, cutting it off (possibly with a window) at 3-4 sigmas won't change the wavelet s
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Your repo and tutorial are really cool! But do you have any sort of interactive "out-of-the-box" demo that doesn't require me to write code to call the library (online or downloadable)?
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
> A 64-bit capable JDK currently ignores this option and instead uses the Java Hotspot Server VM.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Is wrapping a String in a semi-opaque newtype (or a type alias at least) good to encode the semantic meaning of the string type?
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Is the intention of std::move<unique_ptr> that the "moved-from" pointer no longer has its destructor run? What if you move a unique_ptr from a std::vector? You don't know which elements of the vector need to have their
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
I agree with your comment to some extent. I'm kinda allergic to writing loops, even in C++ where it's the best solution. On the other hand, in C++, hand-rolled matrix multiplication is both slower and an order of magnitude less ac
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
In particular it looks like Firefox Fenix/Preview (or possibly Reference Browser), not Fennec (regular Android). Only Fenix and Reference have bottom URL/tab bars. Fenix has a purple "Try Again" button, I don't know
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Both of these requirements kinda remind me of Microsoft's Verona language.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
The embedded images are ugly because of the downscaling (the URL contains &size=600).
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
This seems to be a static site generator. http://gregorygundersen.com/blog/2020/01/12/why-research-blo... has a HTTP header last updated on 01/13/2020 04:34:31. http://gregorygunders
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
https://github.com/mhagger/git-imerge > Reduce the pain of resolving merge conflicts to its unavoidable minimum, by finding and presenting the smallest possible conflicts: those between the changes introduced by one
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
About half a year ago, I tried to merge two forks of a single program which had diverged by several years. I tried a Git merge, got halfway through conflict resolution, stashed my current changes and reset my repository, and could not reapp
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
> Since there was no redline provided, it took my friend hours to go back and fix all of their errors (there were other formatting changes that had to stay, otherwise they could have just reverted to the prior version). Was your friend a
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
WorldBrain's Memex ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/worldbrain/ ) has an option to perform a full-text index (not archive) of bookmarks, or pages you visited for 5 seconds (default) do
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
When I try to view the image in a new tab, I get: Your client does not have permission to get URL /Iw-RdHoPjbwuSAqJHK3C0Sy8m29NqzeHPtmJ7CVFuYqwr4CbwpGjwn9O4bcDNtCf_hLD4FGc75nkQYnJBgyA-CT2ikBDWQD-nAtqxXa4Lw2yDuh_-ywcsDaer6m4LyVtljwfrajO
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Fascinating idea. I've definitely written and encountered programs where functions were more complicated than they could've been, in order to support features separate from the "main idea" of the program. Like FPS calcul
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
When was this story from? From my limited knowledge, I think persistent hashmaps have been available since Clojure 1.0 (2009) or before? (hash-map, https://clojure.github.io/clojure/clojure.core-api.html#cloj... ).
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Git Extensions and Git Cola (possibly other GUI clients I haven't used) have the ability to view a diff and stage individual lines from it. Unfortunately they don't let me reorder lines in the diff.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Doesn't Rust arithmetic wraparound on release? I read Microsoft's Midori language paniced/abandoned on overflow even in release, and the compiler got quite good at optimizing overflow checks away.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Is it possible to disable cookies per-site on Firefox Android? Specifically blocking cookies on medium.com to prevent its page-read-counter paywall from ever triggering.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
I'm in a browser window slightly below 1920x1080, with an AMD RX Vega 10 mobile GPU. The page renders at 20-30fps in Chrome, and 10-20fps in Firefox.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/life360-location-tracking-famili... >Parents can use Life360 to track their teen’s location in real time. The company can use that data to sell car insurance. I think apps which allow par
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Does subrepo break when you rebase both a commit and its parent? I recall doing something like that in the past, and subrepo stopped working.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:RealGrouchy/FalkirkGearin... is a fun explanation of how the gear system works.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
And after I just spent several hours of headaches rebasing and wrangling git subtree and attempting to git rebase -i branch -s subtree --rebase-merges --allow-unrelated-histories (which doesn't work)... Request: Is it possible to impor
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
This is not true on Ubuntu 18.04. I had to use sudo or change /proc or something to use gdb on other processes running on my user.
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
Fancy scroll-linked effects like "text being blurry until it's centered in the page" break when I use page down, and see some text on-screen, wait 3 seconds, and it remains blurry. It seems like whoever designed this page com
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by jimbo1qaz 7y ago
I read the title and thought the article was about (clang-format's performance) on a (program simulating military tanks)... Apparently you meant "tanks" as a verb...

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