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811.
by leni536 7y ago
This is a great Veritasium video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38gVZgE39K8
812.
by leni536 7y ago
Well sure, but HR people are not less of a black box either.
813.
by leni536 7y ago
That's assuming you never change your CV.
814.
by leni536 7y ago
In Hungarian "ny" is a distinct letter corresponding to the same (or at least very similar) sound as the Spanish "ñ".
815.
by leni536 7y ago
I always assume that such a short warranty period is for catching manufacturing defects and shipping damage and not amortization from normal use. Essentially a 1 year warranty is not much better than a 1 month or a 1 week warranty for a lap
816.
by leni536 7y ago
Too risky for falling asleep.
817.
by leni536 7y ago
Reminds me of Dijkstra's algorithm explained with threads and beads. The nodes are represented by beads and the weighted edges are represented by threads between the beads with lengths equal to the weights of the corresponding edges. Y
818.
by leni536 7y ago
> an implementation may choose to handle undefined behaviour in some documented, specific fashion Or they can leave it undefined and not make any guarantees. I do not think that any compilers on any platform makes any guarantee on signed
819.
by leni536 7y ago
Motion blur is only "accurate" if you assume that the viewer's eyeballs remain still and don't follow the moving object. Having said that not blurring isn't accurate either on current LCDs when the viewer follows th
820.
by leni536 7y ago
You should never rely on the underlying CPU architecture's behavior on integer overflow when you write C or C++. It is undefined and not unspecified or implementation defined.
821.
by leni536 7y ago
The author probably meant the largest available integral type, which can be __int128 on gcc and clang.
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by leni536 7y ago
> bounded::integer uses built-in integers as the template parameter to determine its bounds. This means that it cannot store an integer larger than an unsigned 64-bit or unsigned 128-bit integer (depending on the platform) or smaller tha
823.
by leni536 7y ago
Yeah, ok, so we have essentially PDF -> SVG -> PDF/PS because of too many abstractions. It would make sense to expose some internal printing API to the embedded PDF reader so all this nonsense wouldn't be necessary.
824.
by leni536 7y ago
I strongly disagree, also the way the article describes subpixel antialiasing is not entirely accurate. The thing is the boundaries between pixels don't actually exist, it's just a convention so we can address individual pixels an
825.
by leni536 7y ago
> SVG is the only way to get vector printing through a browser currently This is what seems weird. Why is that? Also it's not like most printer drivers don't need to convert it back to ps or pdf before printing.
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by leni536 7y ago
I am not surprised, given the poor SVG support of Firefox (and browsers in general). Also there are gradient types that PDF supports but SVG doesn't. I am also not sure why they would need to go through SVG for printing.
827.
by leni536 7y ago
Sure, that's what stem-thickening is meant to compensate in the cited article.
828.
by leni536 7y ago
Another pain point on text AA: Many renderers mix up colorspaces on antialiasing. For example freetype assumes a linear colorspace when calculating the antialiased bitmap but AFAIK both GTK and QT apply it directly on sRGB without any adjus
829.
by leni536 7y ago
I think you made some mistakes in your implementation, here is my version: //1. It's little-endian //2. I think you calculated the 0th element wrong //3. There were several typos/copy-paste
830.
by leni536 7y ago
To be fair google scholar lists arxiv preprints as well if available.
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by leni536 7y ago
The cases where Mathematica solves integration by spitting out all kinds of exotic functions (Bessel functions, all kind of weird elliptic integral functions and so on). They don't have these kind of integrals in their training data.
832.
by leni536 7y ago
Some time ago I wrote an implementation for Gray code decoding that made use of the POPCNT and PDEP CPU instructions. I thought it was interesting and I wrote up a short article on the topic. I will gladly answer any questions.
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Implementations for Gray code encoding and decoding(leni536.github.io)
1 points by leni536 7y ago|1 comments
834.
by leni536 7y ago
I guess wallets are called wallets for a reason.
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Implementations for Gray code encoding and decoding(leni536.github.io)
1 points by leni536 7y ago|0 comments
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by leni536 7y ago
> Having to remember so many IPs is inconvenient and regressive. mDNS works fine on zerotier for me at least.
837.
by leni536 7y ago
And they use free42 under the hood :).
838.
by leni536 7y ago
One can also enter the GPS coordinates directly when viewed on a PC. It worked for me at least.
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by leni536 7y ago
It's a very nice proof. Note that this implicitly relies on a great trick used in probability theory, namely that E(X_1 + X_2 + ... + X_n) = E(X_1) + E(X_2) + ... + E(X_n), even if the random variables are not independent. In this spec
840.
by leni536 7y ago
Don't you own the house even if there is mortgage on it?

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