rom16384

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by rom16384 14y ago
Well, British Tanks have a tea brewing device [1]: "Similar to every British tank since the Centurion, and most other British AFVs, Challenger 2 contains a boiling vessel (BV)[citation needed] also known as a kettle or bivvie for water whic
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by rom16384 14y ago
You probably know this already, but you can use a cheap DVB-T usb dongle with a RTL2832U chipset to do a lot of things that used to require an USRP [1]. You can't transmit though. [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR
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by rom16384 14y ago
RK4 is indeed a popular and standard method. However for this particular equation or other equations with a conserved quantity a Symplectic integrator [1] should be used, as they are much better at keeping the numerical solution close to th
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by rom16384 14y ago
GF seems very interesting, thank you.
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by rom16384 14y ago
Hi. I'm trying use natural language generation (NLG) software, and found lots of long dead projects, two large lisp-based packages (FUF/SURGE, KMPL) that are not updated in years and not user friendly at all and a simple java package (Simpl
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by rom16384 14y ago
/me too My default language used to be C or C++, but nowadays given the chance I code everything in Python [1], from throwaway scripts to medium size fetch/process programs. The performance is usually acceptable, and normally IO bound. [1]
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by rom16384 14y ago
Airplane crews are exposed to more ionizing radiation than the rest of the population because at the high altitudes the planes fly the thinner atmosphere doesn't protect as well as when at ground level.
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by rom16384 14y ago
>IMO, Javascript is just awful, and I know I'm not alone with that opinion. I had that opinion at first, but actually Javascript is a pretty good (and even pretty) language if you stick to the good parts [1]. Having the code automatical
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by rom16384 14y ago
I know what you mean. Coming from a Python background I first wrote Javascript in a Python-ish way. Now it's the other way around and I put semicolons at the end of the line, parentheses around logic clauses and use the wrong logic operator
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by rom16384 14y ago
Another approach to disrupt that market is to grow the diamonds like Gemesis does, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemesis
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by rom16384 14y ago
While that convention is generally true, in this case the c in cmath refers to complex numbers.
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by rom16384 14y ago
The energy of a blue photon is higher than a red one, and so an intense blue light might be an hazard [1]. That said, I don't think these glasses will help much, because according to their transmission curve they still transmit ~75% in the
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by rom16384 14y ago
Conversion rates around 1% are typical, but in this case even if the conversion rate was 4% (which would be very good) it would only translate to ~17k