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Jacobi
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Comment #4933292
Using brute force is not very effective on 256 keys. But this doesn't exclude the possibility of a breakthrough that reduce enormously the search space. For example even for AES th…
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Comment #4915697
I think that it can be implemented in constant time for floating point numbers. For integers I know that the exponentiation by squaring takes O(log(n))
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Comment #4915648
There are plenty. The analysis of basic algorithms involve math (e.g. QuickSort, binary search, etc). Programming a user friendly website can involve advanced mathematics, for exam…
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Comment #4910336
The PDF document format is incredibly complex. It can incorporate JavaScript actions !
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Comment #4731737
I think that MS R&D is valuable for the research community because they do publish in peer reviewed journals.
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Comment #4470935
He works at Netgem a french start-up. It's not really a big corporate.
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Comment #4416436
For me sometimes it switches to Arabic even if I set the settings. And here in north Africa most people are francophone and prefer French or English !
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Comment #4349777
I appreciate the OP's efforts, certainly sharing code is a good thing. And one of the benefits of the sharing is to get a lot of feedback. Criticizing implementation details is imp…
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Comment #4349371
I don't know why it uses a garbage collector when simple reference counting would suffice. Also I hate libraries with global states/variables like this one ...
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Comment #4301513
One could exploit the continuity of the image regions. (The similarity of neighbors in intensity and colors). Also the output is an image with the same histogram ...
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Comment #4235400
The migration from MS Office to LibreOffice is not straightforward, especially if you have millions of documents. In my experience, any complex document will almost always fail to …
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Comment #4218033
This is a screen shot of my search results http://i.imgur.com/If1E2.jpg
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Comment #4217988
When I perform a search on bing the first result is the kogan website ... EDIT: It was the kogan.co.uk and not kogan.com since my country/region = UK
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Comment #4217382
The article describes an implementation of the observer pattern in C ... It's well known and used in many open source C projects. But I'm not sure that replacing simple tangled dep…
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Comment #4189053
A link for downloading the Graphing Calculator program http://www.pacifict.com/FreeStuff.html
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Comment #4175865
I do agree with you : mono is a subset of .NET, Cross platform compatibility is not the main reason for using Mono. I really like the C# and the .NET ecosystem. I use a native UI f…
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Comment #4175742
I use Mono on a daily basis. It's a mature full featured cross platform .NET implementation.
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Comment #4090604
Yes, they could even learn by heart the lyrics of a song and adapt it to the context.
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Comment #4063453
You can do OOP in any langage and there is nothing wrong with dojo. But from my limited experience, maintaining large programs written in JavaScript is a tedious job (each program …
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Comment #4063381
JavaScript lacks a real library/module system, namespaces and OOP facilities. I usually spend more time maintaining a JavaScript program than a program written in Java/C# with equi…
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Comment #3970867
The idea is quite good, but I can't even change the color (a message box indicates that this feature is coming soon !). This isn't beta software. I expect from a beta version that …