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niborgen
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Comment #48473212
It kicked me out of Fable 5 and switched to Opus 4.8 for this prompt: "csetibius water clock why two stage gear system why not just one stage" which has nothing to do with cyber se…
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Comment #42471431
I don't know. How could I check that?
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Comment #42471426
Thanks, didn't know that she had a contact form. I just did.
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Comment #40704879
Are Robert Linn and Linn Smart Computing related? Can't find any link between them. Maybe they are eponyms?
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Comment #40667297
Not sure if I follow here. Whenever I used PWAs, it was just another tab in my browser. How do PWAs preclude using tabs?
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Comment #40667249
The Kalman filter code does need floats, though. So here we did indeed need a conversion.
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Comment #40667236
The prediction quantities were indeed zero, as they get discretized by multiplying with the sampling time. You're right that some discretized part of the update quantities were als…
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Comment #40667211
> Granted it was 2013, don't sweat yourself. Don't worry, I don't. Funnily, recently something very similar happened. At work, there was this C++ class that had a 'void reset()' me…
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Comment #40667192
Out of curiosity: were you taught how to program properly in university? I'm grappling with the question if colleges should, or if it should be left to 'the school of life'. I'm gr…
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Comment #40663541
Right, sorry! Corrected now.
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Comment #40661180
Never worked with Swift before, but this checks out: https://swiftfiddle.com/mt5uptmbynbt7bi4jot7m5laum Careful though, if you don't have :Float on ts it still gives 0.
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Comment #40661139
Totally. Luckily, these #defines are often easy to grep for.
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Comment #40661119
Author here, totally agree with you. Changing the preprocessor directive was just the way I fixed it way back when. Of course, the real fix is to use a proper constant.
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Comment #40656863
Thanks for your comment. The blog post was written with C++ in mind, but I just learned that C now also has constexpr: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/constexpr . Time to …
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