It is impressive, but you can buy items (with the in-app currency you get from finishing lections) that allow you to skip single days (or even whole weekends, IIRC).
... and "Merkle" trees, not "Merkel".
> In Icelandic, a compass is a direction-shower, and a microscope a small-watcher. I find this somehow very poignant :) What exactly does the author think "microscope" means? From Wikipedia: > microscope (from the…
> As far as I can tell, the network is trained on a specific geometry and must be re-trained if the geometry changes. The model is trained on a "training set" of various 3D models, and tested on a "test set" of…
Yup, the community is on it! http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht... http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht...…
If I just want to unpack a function's tuple result, I use "std::tie": tuple<int, bool, char> t = make_tuple(1, true, 'a'); int n = get<0>(t); bool b = get<1>(t); char c = get<2>(t); can be written as int n; bool b; char…
Good question :) I needed a quick way to hack the output of 2D float data (pixel annotations to complement some image) into some legacy C without adding dependencies. Thanks to CImg, I can read and display the PFM files…
I've been using the PFM format (http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pfm.html) for a project recently. It's the most obscure member of the Netpbm family. Almost no image viewer understands it, and no image editor can read…
"It was a tool for me," Metcalf said. "Like Mom's hot skillet; don't stick your hand on it. Like Dad's power saw; don't stick your finger in it. A gun; don't stand in front of it." I honestly do not understand how these…
And for Android, there's "Twilight" :) Wonderful tools
------------------------------------------------------ Did I ever tell you that Programmer McCave Had twenty-three variables and named them all `a` Well, the programmer did. And that wasn't a smart thing to do. You see,…
Ah, good call, thanks! I now think we both got it wrong (but me more so than you): Table 2 specifies "1 min/frame", but the source frame selection happens for output frames, not input frames. Table 1 lists a total of…
Actually it says that it took 13 minutes to process 23,700 frames! :)
Actually, the article describes a SEP as an actual problem in need of recognition. No matter how much HN becomes redditified, it's still not a real issue, and only affects those who care about it. So no, it's really…
Come on now, this is a thread about "Haxe"...
Will do.
Loading this page insta-kills my Browser. FF 29.0.1 on 3.10.39-1-MANJARO x86_64 with lots of plugins (HTTPSEverywhere, Ghostery, FlashBlock...) It does not recognize the crash and does not offer a crash report on…
> prove something something pot kettle something
True. It also never claims to be. The very first part says that this is only a writeup for people who are not intimately familiar with why "dynamically typed" might slow down Python.
Anyone know what the "purge gas" is in the O2 half cycle?
Maybe because too often that's real-life economics, too. It's just not usually about retrieving the item (as comic books might imply). "Oh no, that dude stole [insert item of low value X]! Let's imprison him and cause…
Viewing the homepage (http://www.codecademy.com/) from within Germany, the translation is all over the place. Paragraphs, buttons, titles are randomly English or German.
From the Kickstarter page: > With Bluetooth Classic, BLE, and Wi-Fi shields and examples for Android and iPhone - and USB Serial (built-in) connectivity for Android (devices with USB OTG supporting Serial devices) .
I'd guess "general" refers to the trees themselves (labels, arity) and not the platform.
Looks great :) In the video it looks like you are using a volumetric representation, perhaps an Octree+isosurface extraction?
It is impressive, but you can buy items (with the in-app currency you get from finishing lections) that allow you to skip single days (or even whole weekends, IIRC).
... and "Merkle" trees, not "Merkel".
> In Icelandic, a compass is a direction-shower, and a microscope a small-watcher. I find this somehow very poignant :) What exactly does the author think "microscope" means? From Wikipedia: > microscope (from the…
> As far as I can tell, the network is trained on a specific geometry and must be re-trained if the geometry changes. The model is trained on a "training set" of various 3D models, and tested on a "test set" of…
Yup, the community is on it! http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht... http://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_2016/ht...…
If I just want to unpack a function's tuple result, I use "std::tie": tuple<int, bool, char> t = make_tuple(1, true, 'a'); int n = get<0>(t); bool b = get<1>(t); char c = get<2>(t); can be written as int n; bool b; char…
Good question :) I needed a quick way to hack the output of 2D float data (pixel annotations to complement some image) into some legacy C without adding dependencies. Thanks to CImg, I can read and display the PFM files…
I've been using the PFM format (http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pfm.html) for a project recently. It's the most obscure member of the Netpbm family. Almost no image viewer understands it, and no image editor can read…
"It was a tool for me," Metcalf said. "Like Mom's hot skillet; don't stick your hand on it. Like Dad's power saw; don't stick your finger in it. A gun; don't stand in front of it." I honestly do not understand how these…
And for Android, there's "Twilight" :) Wonderful tools
------------------------------------------------------ Did I ever tell you that Programmer McCave Had twenty-three variables and named them all `a` Well, the programmer did. And that wasn't a smart thing to do. You see,…
Ah, good call, thanks! I now think we both got it wrong (but me more so than you): Table 2 specifies "1 min/frame", but the source frame selection happens for output frames, not input frames. Table 1 lists a total of…
Actually it says that it took 13 minutes to process 23,700 frames! :)
Actually, the article describes a SEP as an actual problem in need of recognition. No matter how much HN becomes redditified, it's still not a real issue, and only affects those who care about it. So no, it's really…
Come on now, this is a thread about "Haxe"...
Will do.
Loading this page insta-kills my Browser. FF 29.0.1 on 3.10.39-1-MANJARO x86_64 with lots of plugins (HTTPSEverywhere, Ghostery, FlashBlock...) It does not recognize the crash and does not offer a crash report on…
> prove something something pot kettle something
True. It also never claims to be. The very first part says that this is only a writeup for people who are not intimately familiar with why "dynamically typed" might slow down Python.
Anyone know what the "purge gas" is in the O2 half cycle?
Maybe because too often that's real-life economics, too. It's just not usually about retrieving the item (as comic books might imply). "Oh no, that dude stole [insert item of low value X]! Let's imprison him and cause…
Viewing the homepage (http://www.codecademy.com/) from within Germany, the translation is all over the place. Paragraphs, buttons, titles are randomly English or German.
From the Kickstarter page: > With Bluetooth Classic, BLE, and Wi-Fi shields and examples for Android and iPhone - and USB Serial (built-in) connectivity for Android (devices with USB OTG supporting Serial devices) .
I'd guess "general" refers to the trees themselves (labels, arity) and not the platform.
Looks great :) In the video it looks like you are using a volumetric representation, perhaps an Octree+isosurface extraction?