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by tunnuz 11y ago
I never said that there must be an application, I was wondering whether there was one.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Very interesting. Is there a real-world application for this?
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Great resource for indie game developers!
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Thanks.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Does anybody know why there are "flashes" of images? For instance, dogs appear in pulsating patterns, is there a reason for that?
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by tunnuz 11y ago
The course is great, and some of the people behind MiniZinc are about to go live with another one ( https://www.coursera.org/course/modelingoptimization ) about Modeling.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
I can also recommend the excellent Gecode (www.Gecode.org). Great documentation (basically a CP book), well designed, and maintained.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Also relevant: http://greenteapress.com/thinkstats by Allen B. Downey (free PDF but available as O'Reilly print).
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Love the HTML version.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Seconded. They also allow you to connect the gitbook account to GitHub, and version the book on your own repositories.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Way to go!
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by tunnuz 12y ago
That is one of the main reasons why rebalancing is needed (people being lazy).
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Also, you might want to look at the keyword "computational sustainability", which is where stuff like this gets usually published in academia.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Interesting post, and it's very nice that the author decided to share all the scripts. Forecasting the demand is the first fundamental step to actually optimize the rebalancing operations that usually happen overnight. There is a lot o
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Amazing!
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Fun fact: in most physically based ray tracers, the photons are shot by the camera, bounce on various objects, and finally hit a light (or a sky box), whose energy is then back propagated along the chain of bounces. In physics everything is
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Why is the project relying on boost::random, instead of using std::random? Is there a specifically reason for such a choice?
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by tunnuz 12y ago
I second that. I started commuting myself four months ago when I got my current job in a new city. After just two weeks I fell down from an elevated cycling path, and hit my head (w/ helmet) on the tarmac. I had to replace my helmet, b
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by tunnuz 12y ago
"Yet, in 1987, professor Bestiale, supposedly a physicist in Palermo, Sicily, authored major ... ". Just to clarify, there is no country called Sicily, and there hasn't been one for a while. The correct country here is Italy.
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Neural-Network(nxxcxx.github.io)
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Maybe not-so-related, but "clasp" is also the name of a pretty popular Answer Set Programming (ASP) solver (link http://www.cs.uni-potsdam.de/clasp ).
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Thanks for the power generation explanation.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Thanks for the insight.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Love you guys :)
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by tunnuz 12y ago
The End is Nigh!
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Will do.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
I love how just the introduction of the new section has already triggered a chain reaction of Show posts. I guess people are taking the chance to show what they have done (and maybe never shown to anyone). Good job!
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by tunnuz 12y ago
This is one of my all time favorite games. So I'm really happy someone is wishing to bring on its legacy. I think I'll play it very soon.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Allen B. Downey is doing a great work concerning free text books for Computer Science (Think [Stats|OS|Bayes|Python|Complexity]). Consider a donation maybe.
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by tunnuz 12y ago
Netflix does this (the service, not the fork), too bad it is still unavailable in many countries.

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