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Comment #45139730
In a figure-8 path where the intersection is in the center of a pixel, does Rasterizer set that pixel to 0.5 or to 0?
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Comment #36605684
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Comment #20532128
> If we assumed a radially symmetric kernel, then coverage would just be some monotonic function of the distance from the pixel center to the edge I don't think that's true. Consid…
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Comment #8678520
The equivalent in Oort produces: localhost:~/oort/examples% ../oort callcc2.nl 2 1 as expected since Oort uses heap allocated activation records. The Oort program: typedef continua…
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Comment #8677748
Does copying the stack really work? What if some local variable changes in between the call/cc and calling the continuation? If the stack is a copy, that change will not be reflect…
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Comment #8675794
If you generalize labels so that they become first class, then call/cc can be written in terms of goto. http://ssp.impulsetrain.com/goto.html
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Comment #6152185
Do you have plans to make money off of this?
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Comment #5762364
It won't work on modern Linux with modern CPUs because the array will not be in an executable mapping.
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Comment #5710428
> But unfortunately, it is probably a billion users too late to start again from scratch. A potentially interesting way around this is to make the client open source and get it shi…
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Comment #5710418
That would be my take anyway. A big issue with Java is that it required installing a huge standard library - that should just be downloaded as required. And flash was never really …
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Comment #5353947
This one is even better: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=%22like+say...
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Comment #5332291
- GTK3 uses the triangle technique GTK+ uses the triangle technique along with a delay of 225 ms. When the pointer is inside the triangle, the delay is 1500 ms. Firefox subscribes …
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Comment #5289960
A camera might produce a pixel by computing the average light input over a square, and in that sense you could consider the pixel itself a square. But in signal processing you inte…
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Comment #5180860
The person who owns http://nissan.com/ has somehow against all odds managed to hang on to it.
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Comment #5124177
I suspect there is some incoherent thinking about the BSD license. If you are a BSD advocate, consider this: Someone takes a BSD project and bases a proprietary program on it. Is t…
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