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nilknarf
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Comment #24403586
Although I didn't know it by that name, I have seen the bicyclic semigroup in competitive programming many times before (usually any problem involving intervals/brackets and segmen…
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Comment #24394877
> Automatically generating monoids such as the stack monoid from their corresponding simple sequential programs seems like an extremely promising area for research. I was intereste…
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Comment #18207542
There were a few interesting ideas by others in the original comment thread. Mostly on how to compress the sdp so you can get away with just one large QR code without flashing (for…
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Comment #18205102
Did you happen to see my post on this? https://franklinta.com/2014/10/19/serverless-webrtc-using-qr... (The demo unfortunately doesn't work anymore since it's from 2014) The flow i…
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Comment #17755434
The answer is surprisingly yes! It's usually called equational reasoning or Bird–Meertens formalism. Transforming an insertion sort into merge sort is covered in Section 5 of "FUNC…
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Comment #15041105
It's pretty hard to fully protect in the first place because someone desperate enough can always inpaint (aka content-aware fill) over the watermark. Project Naptha has a pretty ni…
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Comment #13276269
I didn't expect to see Hopcroft/Kannan in that list. I used it in a course taught by Kannan and back then it was called "Computer Science Theory for the Information Age". Apparentl…
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Comment #12996334
Hey I'm the author of the project you linked to! The blog post is better for details: http://franklinta.com/2014/10/19/serverless-webrtc-using-qr-... Flashing qr codes was just a q…
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Comment #12265898
Great post! Just curious, why didn't you include emscripten (C/C++) in your comparisons?
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Comment #10606526
I have previously written about how to predict the next Math.random in Java (and hence Firefox also): http://franklinta.com/2014/08/31/predicting-the-next-math-ra... The TL;DR; is …
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Comment #8714417
The math for working out the transform is actually the same (not an inverse!) since you are still just trying to map 4 points to 4 points. I had a demo for the 'inverse' transform …
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Comment #8660775
Being able to scan barcodes using a web app is pretty cool. I used something similar when I was tinkering with transmitting data visually for the handshake step of webrtc: http://f…
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