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by gauddasa 3y ago
If it's too long to read then you can safely skip to "C++20 Modules" section near the end of the article.
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by gauddasa 3y ago
I upvoted this post and your comment, that is equivalent to upvoting the post twice.
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by gauddasa 3y ago
From problems that require recognition of patters, whether in images or sounds, a non-linear function represented through neural networks and trained through gradient descent just suffices to produce smoothly distributed fuzzy classificatio
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by gauddasa 3y ago
Anyone who has worked in Python or Go would tell you that it's not the right analogy. Opinionated rigid solutions kill innovation and this analogy is rather quite innovative!
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by gauddasa 3y ago
Why does the page claim "no external dependencies" as the very first feature, which is utterly false given it requires 26 additional libraries to be installed first: libasound2-dev libegl-dev libgl-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libgles-dev
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by gauddasa 3y ago
I was always in the impression that morality evolves. Hearing first time that it can increase or decrease because I always knew different eras in human history had their own problems. It is hard to compare ancient problems with modern probl
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by gauddasa 3y ago
What you wanted to describe is already very clearly mentioned in one small paragraph on Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two%27s_complement#Why_it_work...
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by gauddasa 3y ago
I'm sure a fuzzy inference system is being trained in the background based on visitors' responses.
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by gauddasa 3y ago
It's bad idea to generalize it. Just surround yourself with children, old people and pets and experience loneliness vanish into thin air. It really depends on type of crowd around you.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
I got red=12, blue=20 and magenta=9283. Also, yellow=33 and orange=93, green=95 and pink=389 if that might help. The word was "flag" but good luck if you are from Nigeria, Pakistan, Brazil, Libya or Mexico.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
Oh, that explains why Wikipedia hamburger button works with Javascript disabled. I disabled all Javascript for wikipedia long ago when it brought back the abusive popup culture that disrupts reading by mere presence of pointer on a hyperlin
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by gauddasa 4y ago
It's ok. At least our children won't have to go through this dreaded dependency hell. Also, the role of Python 3 in popularizing Python was worth all the pain. Without version 3 it would not have been where it stands today.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
At least mention "Windows only" somewhere on home page or even better just below the Download buttons. It was shocking to see exe file being downloaded without any prompt or warning about operating system. Had to dig into FAQ to s
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by gauddasa 4y ago
With tons of effort put on browsers to adhere to web standards and seamlessly interface with different kinds of hardware and platforms, the nasty hard work has already been done. How many times will the wheel be reinvented? It is consumers
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by gauddasa 4y ago
Almost all cultures lay emphasis on using positive words than saying negative words. Long ago there was a superstition that spoken words might become true. It is not completely superstition as words do have psychological effects on the list
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by gauddasa 4y ago
The 5KB to 10KB pages of that era appear more complex than minimalist 1MB pages of today. You could save 100 or even 200 webpages on a 1.4MB floppy disk.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
This is not true. The truth is, 0.111111... = 1 . All other bases are fake and they are just imitating this behavior found in binary numbers.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
True
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by gauddasa 4y ago
I'm not able to see anything except the following message: Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).
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by gauddasa 4y ago
Statically linked FFMPEG executable is about 80 MB. As there is no need to ship entire FFMPEG when only lossless operations are to be used, I'm sure it can be reduced below 10 MB.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
What you are saying is half truth. If a cell excites (or inhibits) another cell repeatedly enough that its ability to excite (or inhibit) that neighboring cell improves over time. "fire together" originally meant fire in same dire
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by gauddasa 4y ago
What is being proposed appears to be Hebbian learning rule and the paper does not even mention that or the Hebb network, why? By the way, Hebbian learning rule was proposed in 1949 and is one of the pioneering work that demonstrated neuron-
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by gauddasa 4y ago
"Implies" is the closest approximation to cause and effect in logic and statistics: https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Implies.html Now, cause and effect relationship is directed and may have something to do with the
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by gauddasa 4y ago
I was looking for earphones and same products were repeated on 900 pages, with 20 to 25 entries listed per page. The odds of finding a useful product in this ocean of repetition is then about 0.1%. I must have clicked for 30 minutes to see
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by gauddasa 4y ago
This article would have turned true in its prediction about the fate of HTML, and the idolized XML with JS would have met the same doom, except for one piece of technology that saved them all: AJAX.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
Writers will get paid just like internet influencers are getting funded by fans and sponsorships. I agree it's an emerging business model, but worth giving more thought.
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by gauddasa 4y ago
Controlled Digital Lending is a fraud that helps book publishers monopolize the library culture by artificially making an abundant resource scarce. It also helps software publishers to monetize the library culture. By now we should have alr
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by gauddasa 4y ago
No description on the home page, the documentation, Github page ... mentions that this is a Haskell-like language inspired by Haskell. No credit to Haskell while the code base is 99.6% Haskell!
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by gauddasa 4y ago
I still don't understand why some people want to make social work as a source of their income, while it should be the other way round. You may share some of your work which is source of your income with the society, or if that is not p
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by gauddasa 4y ago
I use Firefox exclusively and I have seen this message but my observation is: 1. This appears only an account that is not used frequently. 2. This never appears on an account that is used frequently. 3. Even on account used in-frequently, s

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