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ML Links and Lessons Learned
(github.com)
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Coding Style – Steinwurf Technical Documentation
(docs.steinwurf.com)
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Introduction to Algorithms
(en.wikipedia.org)
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xanthine
6y ago
Shouldn't this be an 'Ask HN' ?
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PsychonautWiki – An open encyclopedia of psychoactive substances
(psychonautwiki.org)
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Mitigating SSH Based Attacks
(securitytrails.com)
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Roaring Bitmaps – Highly compressed bitmaps
(roaringbitmap.org)
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Multiple glibc libraries on a single host
(stackoverflow.com)
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Simple Opt Out – Links to opt out of data sharing by companies
(simpleoptout.com)
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Header only implementation of dynamic arrays for C
(github.com)
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Off-topic: Do you have any recommendations for books or other resources for such game-dev postmortems? I remember that idTech's Doom and Quake were described in one such book, but I'd really like to read about some other major gam
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The Architecture of Open Source Applications
(aosabook.org)
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Recommendations for C Profilers
(stackoverflow.com)
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Open Source Foundation for Application Security
(owasp.org)
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JSON Graph Format
(jsongraphformat.info)
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Learn Vim Progressively
(yannesposito.com)
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Protobuf vs. BSON vs. JSON vs. XML in Golang
(reddit.com)
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6y ago
Most MUDs/MUCKs that I connect to, have that kind of users who connect to simply hang around and chat, instead of roleplaying seriously, like most other players do. I've lately found myself resorting to these kind of gatherings (a
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Write a Shell in C (2015)
(brennan.io)
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A Guide to SVG Animations (SMIL)
(css-tricks.com)
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<rant> The thread till here is a perfect example of how discussions/debates should be like on the web. Someone expressed an opinion, someone else expressed an opposing opinion (misinterpreting the first opinion). Both opinions, i
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Same for the XMPP based chat app for android, Conversations (although F-droid already provides a compiled package, so users don't really have much incentive to buy the Play Store version).
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Animated Knots by Grog
(animatedknots.com)
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Firejail – Linux Application Sandbox
(wiki.archlinux.org)
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>Lots of music is most efficiently stored as MIDI, yet how many songs on iTunes are midi? While storing music as its component instruments is indeed size efficient, converting existing music into MIDIs using some ML/AI algorithm is
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Their android SDK (no release version yet) is available at their Github repo, and so are their bulk upload tools (for talking to their servers using, I guess, a pay to use API).
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They've listed some uses for it — animated videos, e-learning (the likes of Khan Academy). While I doubt that animation would shift to vector video any time soon, it indeed would help e-learning a lot, speaking from the side of the con
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Video Vectorization
(vectorly.io)
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Lithium, iirc, parses only epubs. Librera Pro parses a large number of formats, like PDF, epub, mobi, azw, djvu, and so on. It also supports auto-cropping of white margins in formats that do not support reflowing of text.
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EFI Secure Boot for Linux
(rodsbooks.com)
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