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Comment #19825893
It is impressive, but you can buy items (with the in-app currency you get from finishing lections) that allow you to skip single days (or even whole weekends, IIRC).
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Comment #14977042
... and "Merkle" trees, not "Merkel".
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Comment #14200855
> In Icelandic, a compass is a direction-shower, and a microscope a small-watcher. I find this somehow very poignant :) What exactly does the author think "microscope" means? From …
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Comment #13020762
> As far as I can tell, the network is trained on a specific geometry and must be re-trained if the geometry changes. The model is trained on a "training set" of various 3D models,…
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Comment #12944299
Yup, the community is on it! http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht... http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht... https://link.springer.c…
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Comment #11194688
If I just want to unpack a function's tuple result, I use "std::tie": tuple t = make_tuple(1, true, 'a'); int n = get (t); bool b = get (t); char c = get (t); can be written as int…
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Comment #10531785
Good question :) I needed a quick way to hack the output of 2D float data (pixel annotations to complement some image) into some legacy C without adding dependencies. Thanks to CIm…
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Comment #10528174
I've been using the PFM format ( http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pfm.html ) for a project recently. It's the most obscure member of the Netpbm family. Almost no image viewer unde…
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Comment #9914456
"It was a tool for me," Metcalf said. "Like Mom's hot skillet; don't stick your hand on it. Like Dad's power saw; don't stick your finger in it. A gun; don't stand in front of it."…
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Comment #9406951
And for Android, there's "Twilight" :) Wonderful tools
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Comment #8680670
------------------------------------------------------ Did I ever tell you that Programmer McCave Had twenty-three variables and named them all `a` Well, the programmer did. And th…
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Comment #8177141
Ah, good call, thanks! I now think we both got it wrong (but me more so than you): Table 2 specifies "1 min/frame", but the source frame selection happens for output frames, not in…
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Comment #8163310
Actually it says that it took 13 minutes to process 23,700 frames! :)
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Comment #7838511
Actually, the article describes a SEP as an actual problem in need of recognition. No matter how much HN becomes redditified, it's still not a real issue, and only affects those wh…
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Comment #7799340
Come on now, this is a thread about "Haxe"...
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Comment #7774427
Will do.
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Comment #7774186
Loading this page insta-kills my Browser. FF 29.0.1 on 3.10.39-1-MANJARO x86_64 with lots of plugins (HTTPSEverywhere, Ghostery, FlashBlock...) It does not recognize the crash and …
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Comment #7732234
> prove something something pot kettle something
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Comment #7721664
True. It also never claims to be. The very first part says that this is only a writeup for people who are not intimately familiar with why "dynamically typed" might slow down Pytho…
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Comment #7686609
Anyone know what the "purge gas" is in the O2 half cycle?
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Comment #7667083
Maybe because too often that's real-life economics, too. It's just not usually about retrieving the item (as comic books might imply). "Oh no, that dude stole [insert item of low v…
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Comment #7634832
Viewing the homepage ( http://www.codecademy.com/ ) from within Germany, the translation is all over the place. Paragraphs, buttons, titles are randomly English or German.