smidgeon

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by smidgeon 1y ago
Thank goodness, now I know my private keys have not been leaked ...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
One interesting group is the compactly supported RBFs, for example those of Wendland https://math.iit.edu/~fass/603_ch4.pdf the advantage being that the resulting linear systems are sparse, useful when you have lots
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by smidgeon 1y ago
British politicians are notorious sloppy eaters, lots of crumbs to be had.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
RBFs are splendid, but you don't need to have them "decay with distance", indeed, ones which don't (mutliquartics etc) often have better approximation properties and better-conditioned linear systems to solve, give them
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by smidgeon 1y ago
As sure as eggs is eggs, there will be sightings of exotic predators (puma, leopard) by little old ladies in the next weeks ...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
I wish there were more people like this.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Peak HN
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Off by 2, not so bad
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by smidgeon 1y ago
That's air-conditioning rather than alternating-current (both legal in the UK).
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by smidgeon 1y ago
A friend and I bought a car with a busted door for £100 some years ago, we got a cheap replacement door, incompetently resprayed it to be roughly the colour of the rest of the car and sold it, for £100 :-|
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Anyone who would run a random binary downloaded from the internet will probably be using the password "password"
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Nice apples.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Typical rural plod brutality.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Interested readers might like to read my original submission at https://drafts.csswg.org/css-mixins/ which details the mixin proposal. No idea why it was changed to this earlier daft which does not :-|
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CSS Functions and Mixins Module(w3.org)
3 points by smidgeon 1y ago|2 comments
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by smidgeon 1y ago
40's a breeze, 41 is the bastard.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
That would be helpful, there is a (badly placed) README https://github.com/farukalpay/Apple/blob/main/DriftPoC/READM...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Implicit rules are our friends, in life as in make.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
C's still the boss.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
I doubt it; JavaScript would suffer.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Nothing ever, dreadful town. Oh, reading ...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Would this be the same Guardian that sold out Sarah Tisdall? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Tisdall
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by smidgeon 1y ago
"Look how much we'd save if we outsourced our IT to Tata!"
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Why you shouldn't use it (by the author) https://github.com/LLNL/yorick/issues/39#issuecomment-274632...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Don't say that near Richard Dedekind, he'll cut you.
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by smidgeon 1y ago
And Jenrick is the man for the job! https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/comment/ro...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Less US demand for French wines? More for me :-)
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by smidgeon 1y ago
There are these weird creatures in the deep ocean that spend the first part of their life swimming around and doing things. At a certain age, they give up on that and attach themselves to a rock and just filter plankton; since they no long
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by smidgeon 1y ago
Nice to see that these attacks are evenly spread across the British class system ...
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by smidgeon 1y ago
I'd install 'Stop the slop' like a shot

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