For over a decade, the author of this video has been leading an effort to complete Super Mario 64 with the smallest amount of A presses, often using extremely complex strategies. Here's a 5h video with the history.…
The videos are old, but the blog series is new, Dec 2023.
This was fixed.
"In addition to targeting researchers with 0-day exploits, the threat actors also developed a standalone Windows tool that has the stated goal of 'download debugging symbols from Microsoft, Google, Mozilla and Citrix…
Probably because million is unambiguous. Billion sometimes refers to 10^12 rather than 10^9.
At least FreshDesk has an "occasional agents" option (users who are paid per every day they logged in). https://support.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/227...
This is the only one I remember that matches your description. I also liked "Simple made easy" by the same presenter but it's a completely different topic.
Hammock driven development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
David Beazley: Python concurrency from the ground up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCs5OvhV9S4
Another interesting paper is "Build Systems à la Carte" https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2018/0... which explains characteristics of some build systems "static vs dynamic dependencies; local vs…
Right, you can have rose trees without polymorphic recursion: data Tree1 a = Leaf1 a | Node1 [Tree1 a] flatten :: Tree1 -> [a] But this type needs it: data Tree2 a = Leaf2 a | Node2 (Tree2 [a]) flatten2 :: Tree2 -> [a]…
I've read it and highly recommend it. Does anyone know books that are similar in style? (conceptual, showcasing different solutions to problems and their tradeoffs, high signal-to-noise)
In fact, first three lines could be written in one, although a longer one logProb = 0 for featureValue in featureVector: logProb += math.log(self.featureCounts[(label,…
Related post: Mathematical Embarassments http://rjlipton.wordpress.com/2009/12/26/mathematical-embarr...
For over a decade, the author of this video has been leading an effort to complete Super Mario 64 with the smallest amount of A presses, often using extremely complex strategies. Here's a 5h video with the history.…
The videos are old, but the blog series is new, Dec 2023.
This was fixed.
"In addition to targeting researchers with 0-day exploits, the threat actors also developed a standalone Windows tool that has the stated goal of 'download debugging symbols from Microsoft, Google, Mozilla and Citrix…
Probably because million is unambiguous. Billion sometimes refers to 10^12 rather than 10^9.
At least FreshDesk has an "occasional agents" option (users who are paid per every day they logged in). https://support.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/227...
This is the only one I remember that matches your description. I also liked "Simple made easy" by the same presenter but it's a completely different topic.
Hammock driven development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
David Beazley: Python concurrency from the ground up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCs5OvhV9S4
Another interesting paper is "Build Systems à la Carte" https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2018/0... which explains characteristics of some build systems "static vs dynamic dependencies; local vs…
Right, you can have rose trees without polymorphic recursion: data Tree1 a = Leaf1 a | Node1 [Tree1 a] flatten :: Tree1 -> [a] But this type needs it: data Tree2 a = Leaf2 a | Node2 (Tree2 [a]) flatten2 :: Tree2 -> [a]…
I've read it and highly recommend it. Does anyone know books that are similar in style? (conceptual, showcasing different solutions to problems and their tradeoffs, high signal-to-noise)
In fact, first three lines could be written in one, although a longer one logProb = 0 for featureValue in featureVector: logProb += math.log(self.featureCounts[(label,…
Related post: Mathematical Embarassments http://rjlipton.wordpress.com/2009/12/26/mathematical-embarr...