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by pmalynin 11y ago
Well, what you see as matrices (that is the array of numbers) is underneath a function f: N x N -> F (Where F is a field of your choice, or a ring if you so desire). So its a function that takes two natural numbers (i.e. column and row)
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Its like C++, but "better"
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by pmalynin 11y ago
And as an advertiser even more so
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Time to short everything!
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Getting closer and closer to creating Übermensch with every passing day -- what a great time to be alive! EDIT: Its also a great time to dump karma. But I really do think that the idea of creating superhumans, in relation to other humans, i
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by pmalynin 11y ago
What I meant to say is that the text for size_t and ptrdiff_t are identical, implying that the underlying types are identical. That is there is logical fallacy. They author states "The type’s size is chosen so that it could store the m
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Nitpicks: "ptrdiff_t type...ptrdiff_t will take 32 bits, on a 64-bit one 64 bits" -- that's not really true as that would made it equivalent to size_t. So in reality its 31 bits and 63 bits.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Shameless plug for those looking to ease their asm dev experience in ST3 https://packagecontrol.io/packages/NASM%20x86%20Assembly
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Obligatory http://sci-hub.org/10.1038/nphys3416
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Robot Tries to Escape from Children's Abuse [IEEE](youtube.com)
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Eh, ring-2 is pretty lame. Most code either runs in ring-3 or ring-0. I'm not even sure how one would even get to ring-2.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Not HyperLoop?
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by pmalynin 11y ago
My friends and I always considered Tom Bombadil to be Tolkien's interpretation of the Christian God, as he was a Christian himself it isn't that far fetched.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Sublime Text's Anaconda will complain about tabs / spaces mismatch.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
http://sci-hub.org/downloads/4ac7/10.1126@science.aab0689.pd...
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by pmalynin 11y ago
http://sci-hub.org/10.1038/ncomms8719
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by pmalynin 11y ago
I love how I can run Crysis 2 on my laptop on Ultra with >30 FPS, and I'd be lucky to get ~24 FPS on this.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
There are things like Liberty VPS etc which "fight" for free speech. Or Tor hidden service.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Buy a $5 DO box and host it yourself. Use any language that you desire.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
I only wish that there'd be a way to flash a custom ROM on an Android phone... hmmm....
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by pmalynin 11y ago
http://sci-hub.org/10.2514/6.2015-4083
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by pmalynin 11y ago
"The resulting entity body may be short and stout"
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Indeed, one would reach the plank length -- and hence the distance simply cannot be infinite.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Sometimes when I'm programming a really interesting problem (no the regular nodejs/express crap) I literally become wired.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
With CUDA you get 32 banks, all of which can be accessed in parallel.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
People are "taught" to lie since the childhood and passed as "good manners". Ex: >How are you feeling. >Good. Or my favourite: >Wow, good job! People learn by example, and they see these lies (in their technical
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Interestingly enough, the x86 processor has a BOUND instruction, which was supposed to be used for array bounds checking and would throw interrupt 5 on error. It has never really caught on.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
Coding in C.
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by pmalynin 11y ago
O(n) in the size of the string not the hash map. Also, if the key space is known before hand, it is possible to build a perfect minimal hash table with 1.3n total keys (n is the size of the keyspace)
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Disney confirms selfie stick ban at theme parks(bbc.com)
2 points by pmalynin 11y ago|0 comments

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