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I recently listened to the excellent "Fault Lines"[0] podcast from CBC podcast by seismologist Johanna Wagstaffe. It describes the anticipated impact of the impending megathrust ea…

> actually implemented in-depth testing beyond the anemic xcode support I think this is the key motivator for people looking at alternative architectures. My guess is most people w…

Except that rotten tomatoes are not green..they are deeper red in color than a fresh one. Plus, why throw tomatoes at all if you like a performance. For me it's a completely broken…

Maybe it's just me, but I find the "Tomatometer score" to be confusing. The combination of the tomato graphic with a number confuses an otherwise obvious rating. I have a very stro…

The following is a link to the tool he is using in the video. I've adjusted things so that it is displaying CO right before the emission event. Advance the time by 3 hrs to see the…

I took a stab at this exact scenario years ago (1999?) and came to roughly the same conclusion. I ultimately decided to treat it as a travelling salesman problem where the distance…

How about a web server? https://github.com/izqui/Taylor

You may also want to check out https://www.draw.io/ I'm not affiliated, but have used it many times.

It would have been interesting to see that heat map extend into Canada to see if the trend along the Rockies continued as expected. I found the following paper that at least anecdo…

Another strategy that I've often used is to just fix a few bugs that seem to be in the vicinity of the area you want to familiarize with. Heck, I even do this on my own codebases t…

This seems similar to what I've had to do with OpenCV in various iOS apps, but I think your results are more impressive than mine. I had to sacrifice some quality in order to be ab…

This made me think of Ken Thompson's Turing Award Lecture: http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thomps...