radarsat1

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   by radarsat1 6y ago

   I thought about that, is it possible to use it with a bluetooth keyboard?
2. 542.▲
   by radarsat1 6y ago

   I just want to be able to use emacs with an e-ink display... any little machines out there for that?
3. 543.▲
   by radarsat1 6y ago

   > It introduces a huge amount of complexity, overhead, and instability I've never used it but might find myself using it in the future.. can you elaborate on these a bit? I'm curious what the pitfalls might be
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   by radarsat1 6y ago

   It's called Stoke.
5. 545.▲
   by radarsat1 6y ago

   I guess this is what the second paragraph is about. "In addition to searching over programs, STOKE contains verification infrastructure to show the equivalence between x86-64 programs. STOKE can consider test-cases, perform bounded ver
6. 546.▲
   by radarsat1 6y ago

   I was wondering about that, is it possible to have an Android container on Linux that can be used from Android Studio for testing? Any info on this?
7. 547.▲
   by radarsat1 6y ago

   My "all search" solution is a text file. Works great.
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   by radarsat1 6y ago

   For me at least, using Python is the least of my concerns, in fact I like Python so having the build system in a familiar language instead of some esoteric DSL would be wonderful. Unfortunately SCons was too slow and had its own problems,
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   by radarsat1 6y ago

   I'm actually just learning about Meson for a small project I'm doing. It's... nice in many ways, but you can tell it's still very young. It's trying to avoid many pitfalls of older projects like CMake by being ver
10. 550.▲
    by radarsat1 6y ago

    If only CMake weren't just as awful. It seems to have become an industry standard yet I can't begin to tell you how much time I've wasted wrestling with it lately. In an ideal world all projects would use CMake "correc
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    Wow. I hadn't read up much on string_view but I guess I assumed it required a shared_ptr to the string. Odd decision not to.
12. 552.▲
    by radarsat1 6y ago

    > On Windows it has been long considered persona non-grata You say this as if it is the fault of C. I see it the other way around -- Microsoft's refusal to implement C11 is singlehandedly contributing to the decline of C, because t
13. 553.▲
    by radarsat1 6y ago

    Wow that's pretty insane actually, thanks
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    You make a good point. Indeed a transfer function is usually used to characterise linear systems. However, non-linear systems also have transfer functions, it's just that they are not scale invariant. Transfer function technically i
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    That's kind of a weird reading of the title tbh. "Messing with AI models" to me implies that the models are trained on data of a certain nature, therefore during the pandemic, they are turning out to be "wrong" in
16. 556.▲
    by radarsat1 6y ago

    That is such a great idea. The need for a service like overleaf to provide an entire front-end + text editor is just ridiculous when there is already so much existing software out there. Multiple editors with realtime shared data + shared
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    I don't want to post it publicly because of the potential load, I guess i can't PM on HN, you can send me an email (my username@gmail.com) or a message at the same username on reddit
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    Lately I have been trying to cover more ground in popular Python frameworks since despite many years of using it, most of my experience is scientific programming, "short job" scripts, and a few CLI and GUI tools; now that I am loo
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    by radarsat1 6y ago

    Location: Utrecht, the Netherlands Remote: Yes Freelance preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, data analysis, real-time and interactive systems, robotics, sensors, machine/deep learning, Qt, Linux, research C
20. 560.▲
    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Agreed I think some hybrid is the answer. As a CLI user I've tried to get used to git GUIs several times and keep going back to the command line because I always get the feeling like I am not 100% sure what it's doing or going to
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Surprised and fascinated by the response here. Without this plugin, every website I visit pops up a giant banner that has to be dismissed before I can simply read some text. Why is this a good thing, it completely killed usability of the
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    This seems to be a recommendation to avoid 90%+ of websites. Sorry, not gonna happen.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I'm using the "I don't care about cookies" Firefox plugin and didn't notice a thing. Frankly, the GDPR is such a shit-show it's the only way I can use the web now.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Location: Utrecht, the Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C++, C, Python, SciPy/TensorFlow; expert in signal processing, audio, control, robotics, machine learning; looking for 3 or 6-month freelance projects
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    > pointer provenance, inability to read uninitialized memory what do you mean by these two? not sure about the former. as for the latter, of course you can read uninitialized memory, unless you mean something else?
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    > Don't be lazy. Thanks, your answer was very helpful. However, I feel you could have given it without this prefix, without any detriment to the content of your post.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Nice to read this. I was trying to collaborate on a single project that used Mercurial, and man as a git user I could not understand the branching model.. had the hardest time. I ended up working from a local git repo, doing my work the
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    Does anyone know if there's any truth to ideas that certain metals like copper are "antibacterial"? I am worried because I have seen stories (e.g. [1]) that claim that masks incorporating copper can be effective against the v
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I think what he means is that in signal processing you can define the signal analytically and perform the Fourier transform analytically, without sampling. The Nyquist rate only comes in when you talk about digital signal processing.
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    by radarsat1 7y ago

    I don't mind the idea of notifications when I have a web page open in a tab. Like, sure if I receive a message while I'm looking at another tab, let me know! But I was a bit shocked to discover that I was getting notifications fr