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by pvitz 3mo ago
If it were "the EU", it would be on https://code.europa.eu
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by pvitz 4mo ago
You will possibly like Needham's "Visual Differential Geometry and Forms" and even if you don't have much time to study it, it's quite beautiful to look at from time to time.
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by pvitz 5mo ago
Segfault provides something similar with a direct ssh connection: https://www.thc.org/segfault/
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by pvitz 7mo ago
The book "Robot Builder's Bonanza" is a nice introduction and gets you started on the hardware side.
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by pvitz 9mo ago
From the manual: The control variable in for loops is read only. If you need to change it, declare a local variable with the same name in the loop body. Also [0]: Roberto Ierusalimschy > So what's the rationale to make them
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by pvitz 10mo ago
That symmetries imply conservation laws is pretty fascinating (see the Noether theorem). I guess it seems only strange it you assume already that the conservation law holds.
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by pvitz 10mo ago
When I was a student of physics and came across this paragraph in Feynman's book, I was curious if he really meant the simple technique explained in the article, a more general one (also described in the article with the integral bound
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by pvitz 11mo ago
I understood "binaries" in "compressed binaries" as "executables", e.g. like a packed executable, but I see that you mean indeed a binary file (and not e.g. a text file).
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by pvitz 11mo ago
Thanks for your reply and advice! I guess what you describe as "impossible" is the case I am mostly interested in, though more for non-executable binary data. If I am not mistaken, this goes under the term "file fragment clas
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by pvitz 11mo ago
A shot in the dark, but maybe you could give me a hint. Recently, I was interested in extracting sprites from an old game. I was able to reverse the file format of the data archive, which contained the game assets as files. However, I got s
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by pvitz 1y ago
Same experience here! We used Origin and/or QtiPlot in a physics lab for the graphs and quick regressions.
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by pvitz 1y ago
More like "precomputed table" and "table lookup"...
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by pvitz 1y ago
We have been in the process of upgrading to the latest version and can't continue. The lack of communication by Mathworks is very strange.
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by pvitz 1y ago
The reasons for this change seem to be described in [0] with the following summary: > The contribution workflow in Guix has been facing several challenges: > difficult onboarding, lack of legibility, complex, unreliable, and &
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by pvitz 1y ago
> But the longer I worked there the more I felt like the plan was basically: > 1. Manually add more and more common-sense knowledge and extend the inference engine > 2. ??? > 3. AGI! In retrospect, this reasoning doesn't se
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by pvitz 2y ago
That the distribution was a fully translated system together with a thick manual (of course also in German) was the whole point and idea. Your comment is too dismissive in my opinion.
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Episode 1: Digital Jesus a.k.a. Matt Harrigan – Wwsul(wherewarlocksstayuplate.com)
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by pvitz 2y ago
My migraines turned out to be related to my wisdom teeth. Once they were removed (for a different reason), the migraines stopped.
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by pvitz 2y ago
Do you buy the sockets or do you have a custom solution for that?
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by pvitz 2y ago
From all we know, this was most likely an oversight by Carlsen and then an overreaction by FIDE. After he left on his own, I guess the main sponsor got pretty upset with FIDE and forced this dispensation to let all of them somehow save face
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by pvitz 2y ago
A system that would just output the most probable tokens based on the text it was fed and trained on the games played by players with ratings greater than 1800 would certainly fail to output the right moves to totally unlikely board positio
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by pvitz 2y ago
Yes, it looks like they should have written "NM" instead of "nm".
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by pvitz 2y ago
For the brute-force attack, THC's hydra could be used instead of reinventing the wheel. Or are there licensing issues involved?
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by pvitz 2y ago
Next year, the creators of Excel will get the prize, because it is an implementation of the mathematical universe.
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by pvitz 2y ago
Do you mean nand2tetris? https://www.nand2tetris.org/course
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by pvitz 2y ago
It has been a very long time but I believe the logic was on the chip of the card. I vaguely remember that Tron of the CCC built simulators of cards that could be used to call for free. Maybe some research in that direction could lead to mor
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by pvitz 2y ago
Or in this case the non-UK world...
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by pvitz 2y ago
Or https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliane_Koepcke There is a movie about this accident by Werner Herzog, but you have to watch it cum grano salis.
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by pvitz 2y ago
No, certainly the USA ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States ). The author is most likely Austrian or German and it is quite common to say "Amerika" for the USA there.
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by pvitz 2y ago
In my case, I am applying this in the calibration of instantaneous correlation matrices. His relevant papers can be found at [0]. It was really helpful that he also published MATLAB code of most of his algorithms. [0] https://nhi

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