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by sengstrom 13y ago
... but there are so many flavor jelly beans.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
If you are going to make the case for alternatives to Times New Roman ( http://practicaltypography.com/times-new-roman-alternatives.... ), wouldn't it make sense to include TNR in the lineup?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Because he is also a sports nut?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
cute url but what a turn-off with the iphone.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
First prong of becoming an expert in computer programming is "becoming an expert in computer programming"? How can I read this when there is a syntax error in the third paragraph?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
The sharpened version looks over-sharp to me. You may find that a level or curves adjustment is more what this image needs to pop a little.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Those percentages don't add up to 100%. Seems disingenious to count the white space in the display just to make a point.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Crap - is C a low-level language now? My view on the world is going to have to adjust.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
If you want to X to replace Y, shouldn't first order of business be letting me know why?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Very cool. Could I suggest that you display the total balls dropped somewhere as well? Edit: just two niggles - (a) 13 bins would be better numbered 0-12 or 1-13. (b) I would round the percentages to nearest value (not down).
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Well this is great if you are looking for apple products displayed in a cafe environment with that natural wood feel. If not, I guess I'm out of luck.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
It is not hard to edit the metadata. I think the current reference point for picking out forgeries is a RAW file - not that they are impossible to manipulate either but it is harder, plus the kind of statistical analyses done in the article
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by sengstrom 13y ago
The striking photographic detail about the photo is how the faces appear to be artificially lit. The arguments about the sun's position may actually explain that if you consider the possibility that the light on their faces is reflected lig
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Paper books are far superior for reading but useless in general.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Snazzy app - I've used a little program called Agave (for Gnome) for this http://home.gna.org/colorscheme/ - it seems to be based on similar principles.
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Ok I typed in my password, but nothing happened!
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by sengstrom 13y ago
An ideal route isn't best characterized as "flat" - I agree that "least work" (in a mechanical sense) is better. In reality it is as you say however - a personal trade off - some people just love hills too :)
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Nicely done - I like the option to spin around the group and get a 3D feel for it, but it seems that all the examples you have are strictly planar. Are there any true 3D solution to these choreographed N-body problems?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
I for one tend to open the link I'm about to send just to be sure I got the right one and it shows what I intend to communicate... So there it is, ready for drag and drop :)
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by sengstrom 13y ago
I found your blog engaging and also a more honest attempt to try this out.
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by sengstrom 14y ago
Tesla may have been grandiose not only in this thinking - his underdog genius certainly has kept that alive. Visualizing something you are thinking about (a problem you are trying to solve for instance) goes well beyond an obvious "image" o
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by sengstrom 14y ago
For single precision floats: adding 2^-25 (2^25 times) won't get you to 1 since the fraction is only represented by 23 bits...