I haven't got round to publicising it yet, but I made a web application for designing small pixel fonts: https://microfonts.com/ The smallest legible one I've come up with is 4x6 (with inter-character spacing).
In the video at 2:31 the presenter says it has two dust catchers.
That's not usually true. A large proportion of pet rats die from tumours. Furthermore although e.g. in mice, there's Oncomouse, bred with a susceptibility to cancer, rats have been resistant to similar techniques…
It's true that Bitcoin can't be used legally in fractional-reserve banking, but given the behaviour of exchanges to continue trading despite a proportion of their holdings having been hacked or embezzled, there was an…
Next.js (https://nextjs.org/) lets you render pages on the server but have your React app behave normally after that. It's potentially useful for SEO and reducing latency for final page display.
One use is tagged pointers, using the top unused address bits for e.g. type information (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagged_pointer)
The late Pieter Hintjens had some thoughtful criticisms of CoCs: http://hintjens.com/blog:108 From my understanding, he's concerned about harmful assumptions sometimes made in them and also how the policing of them can…
Perceived excessive reparations for World War 1 were one of the grievances used by the Nazi party to gain power. It was possibly a good idea not to repeat those circumstances.
One of the further absurdities is that the tax applies to state schools but not private fee-paying schools.
High resolution screens have lots of pixels and high DPI screens have many pixels per inch. If you look at an Ultra HD (3840x2180) 40" TV close up versus a 5" phone screen (say 1334x750) viewed from the same distance…
There's a bit of irony between the title and the wording in the EU cookie warning: "We use cookies to personalise content and ads [..]. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media,…
I think it should be named "UBoatyMcUBoatface"
The Danes were quite rowdy tourists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasions_of_the_British_Isles
Java only allows signed 32-bit integers as array indices. It 's a compile time error to access an array with a long index (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-10.html...).
Ugh, the clumsy/non-standard naming of the 64-bit variant irritates me. AMD64, x86_64, x64, EM64, "Intel 64" (not Intel Architecture 64, although x86 is Intel Architecture 32), etc. And ARM have now done something…
Unemployment?
I was once voted class representative because I happened to fall asleep at the front while it was being decided.
He didn't report it, he gave an estimate. And as for "wouldn't trust a Brit", I'd trust anyone directly involved in it, regardless of nationality.
This is really nice. I like the lighting model but also the attention to detail, e.g. scratches on the Chrome material. One thing, that might be specific to my renderer implementation - the specular reflection seems to…
I'm wondering why the greyscale and saturation filters were both necessary. greyscale(0) == saturation(1.0) and greyscale(1.0) == saturation(0.0), with afaik a linear scaling between either.
Yes, criticising the current popular models is valid, but doesn't suggesting that strong AI is impossible in theory allow a dualist or mystical view?
At least the Hobbit was filmed on dual cameras and didn't just have 3D 'painted on' afterwards. For ordinary shots, it should have correct parallax.
This is interesting and probably quite useful for a beginner, although I would have to say some of the techniques diverge from what more experienced graphics programmers use, e.g. working out the lighting with acos,…
I think it's good to bring to light problems of slavery and unfair labour practices, but it doesn't seem at all accurate. I probably share an overall level of consumption with between 500M to 1B people. If all of the…
Sure. And in a repeated game theory environment, tit-for-tat, that is punishment for a default, is successful general strategy. No emotion required.
I haven't got round to publicising it yet, but I made a web application for designing small pixel fonts: https://microfonts.com/ The smallest legible one I've come up with is 4x6 (with inter-character spacing).
In the video at 2:31 the presenter says it has two dust catchers.
That's not usually true. A large proportion of pet rats die from tumours. Furthermore although e.g. in mice, there's Oncomouse, bred with a susceptibility to cancer, rats have been resistant to similar techniques…
It's true that Bitcoin can't be used legally in fractional-reserve banking, but given the behaviour of exchanges to continue trading despite a proportion of their holdings having been hacked or embezzled, there was an…
Next.js (https://nextjs.org/) lets you render pages on the server but have your React app behave normally after that. It's potentially useful for SEO and reducing latency for final page display.
One use is tagged pointers, using the top unused address bits for e.g. type information (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagged_pointer)
The late Pieter Hintjens had some thoughtful criticisms of CoCs: http://hintjens.com/blog:108 From my understanding, he's concerned about harmful assumptions sometimes made in them and also how the policing of them can…
Perceived excessive reparations for World War 1 were one of the grievances used by the Nazi party to gain power. It was possibly a good idea not to repeat those circumstances.
One of the further absurdities is that the tax applies to state schools but not private fee-paying schools.
High resolution screens have lots of pixels and high DPI screens have many pixels per inch. If you look at an Ultra HD (3840x2180) 40" TV close up versus a 5" phone screen (say 1334x750) viewed from the same distance…
There's a bit of irony between the title and the wording in the EU cookie warning: "We use cookies to personalise content and ads [..]. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media,…
I think it should be named "UBoatyMcUBoatface"
The Danes were quite rowdy tourists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasions_of_the_British_Isles
Java only allows signed 32-bit integers as array indices. It 's a compile time error to access an array with a long index (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-10.html...).
Ugh, the clumsy/non-standard naming of the 64-bit variant irritates me. AMD64, x86_64, x64, EM64, "Intel 64" (not Intel Architecture 64, although x86 is Intel Architecture 32), etc. And ARM have now done something…
Unemployment?
I was once voted class representative because I happened to fall asleep at the front while it was being decided.
He didn't report it, he gave an estimate. And as for "wouldn't trust a Brit", I'd trust anyone directly involved in it, regardless of nationality.
This is really nice. I like the lighting model but also the attention to detail, e.g. scratches on the Chrome material. One thing, that might be specific to my renderer implementation - the specular reflection seems to…
I'm wondering why the greyscale and saturation filters were both necessary. greyscale(0) == saturation(1.0) and greyscale(1.0) == saturation(0.0), with afaik a linear scaling between either.
Yes, criticising the current popular models is valid, but doesn't suggesting that strong AI is impossible in theory allow a dualist or mystical view?
At least the Hobbit was filmed on dual cameras and didn't just have 3D 'painted on' afterwards. For ordinary shots, it should have correct parallax.
This is interesting and probably quite useful for a beginner, although I would have to say some of the techniques diverge from what more experienced graphics programmers use, e.g. working out the lighting with acos,…
I think it's good to bring to light problems of slavery and unfair labour practices, but it doesn't seem at all accurate. I probably share an overall level of consumption with between 500M to 1B people. If all of the…
Sure. And in a repeated game theory environment, tit-for-tat, that is punishment for a default, is successful general strategy. No emotion required.