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kazuya
15y ago
Calculating error correction code, though efficiency depends on the memory architecture. I heard Tsubame, a supercomputer built with NVIDIA GPUs, calculated ECC on its GPU-side memory with GPU code because those GPUs were consumer grade and
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16y ago
We have had similar ones in sushi shops for years in Japan: http://www.garbagenews.net/archives/1511123.html And some of them can be used with Nintendo DS: http://www.garbagenews.net/archives/1406127.html As far as I observed, one of th
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kazuya
16y ago
I expected something like Algorithm March ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm_March ), but this is far more... algorithmic.
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kazuya
16y ago
You are supposed to be able to edit the animation once you go through the movie, but I wasn't able to confirm it on my Chromium 7.
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kazuya
16y ago
Indeed, I've been wondering what could be an alternative deus ex machina.
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kazuya
16y ago
Here is my take about Japan: In Japan people learn English as a part of mandatory public education without targetting any practical use, and many companies mandate good exam score or certificate about English, even if they don't need Englis
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The Story of Emily and Control
(squid314.livejournal.com)
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16y ago
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Mark I Containment Facts and The New York Times | GE Reports
(gereports.com)
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16y ago
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Wanna undo spilled mayonnaise? Here is how.
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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kazuya
16y ago
Thanks, I at first glance thought it was about building a DIY electromagnetic resonance device for medical usage.
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kazuya
16y ago
> The Japanese have a cultural fascination with humanoid robots. If you are talking about pop culture, yes. However, non-humanoids don't make news as they have already been part of Japanese culture. Even kids know cars, toys, foods etc
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kazuya
16y ago
Here is my story about leaving my own and joining a big. We started it aiming to be a big fish in a tiny pond (software for embedded wireless devices, niche market, yes). But, as an expected result for a project without well-defined goals,
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16y ago
... Until then, it's a USO (unidentified superconducting object). If it were real, ... Funny, USO (say like uh-so) means false or lie in Japanese.
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16y ago
Ah I didn't notice it as I turned audio off. Now I managed to spot it. The park is actually Makuhari Kaihin Park (幕張海浜公園) in Chiba, not in Tokyo (that's why I was not aware of it). And yes it is on reclaimed land, the homepage of the park
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16y ago
I've been in Tokyo for more than 20 years but I cannot tell which 'Central Park' this is. Shinjuku Central Park is a well known one and it is surrounded by skyscrapers, but this one doesn't have them. Any hints?
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Mach-O loader for linux
(github.com)
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16y ago
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kazuya
16y ago
Now that my sense on quakes seems unreliable, probably due to series of aftershocks, I just have installed SeisMac (a seismometer app for Mac) to tell if it is really an aftershock.
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kazuya
16y ago
Coincidentally I have just started reading ETS. Care to tell me where he actually talks about ampersands in the book?
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Where did the stack go?
(funcall.blogspot.com)
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16y ago
> Awesome, Japan overcomes NIH syndrome for once. Maybe not. XMDF is the current dominant format for ebooks in Japan and the situation won't change shortly. XMDF has long history of supporting features specific to Japanese (vertical wr
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16y ago
The Nikkei is sometimes incorrect about technical details (it's a financial paper after all), and the mention of EPUB on Kindle could be their misunderstanding or just a wild speculation, which is their another trait. The original article o
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16y ago
Try http://ibisreader.com . It's a web app but has offline mode.
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16y ago
There is a Forth-like programming language that can be programmed entirely in Japanese. http://www.scripts-lab.co.jp/mind/ver7/v7unix_download.html Example to add 4 and 5 (from http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind ): 4と 5を 加え 表示する。
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16y ago
I wonder, it's not because of no rooms but simply because Japanese people have more books? http://www.worldmapper.org/display.php?selected=343
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16y ago
Related: RoboGamer uses the same interfaces human uses (i.e. video and a joystick) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vH62EEfH6E There was another project, vArashi, to achieve similar, circa 2001. And probably you remember rogomatic...
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16y ago
Don't worry. They used PLT Scheme in their latest. http://www.gameenginebook.com/gdc09-statescripting-uncharted... [PDF]
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Visualizing WebKit’s hardware acceleration
(mir.aculo.us)
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Children in planes: Would you like to see adult-only flights?
(economist.com)
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16y ago
Great! BTW do you know any similar effort regarding Goole Reader?
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A Neighborhood of Infinity: Quine Central
(blog.sigfpe.com)
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