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These trees are procedurally regenerated on every page load. Basic algorithm At the heart of this algorithm, there is a recursive function which draws a tree branch (as a rotated black rectangle) and its sub-branches. The function calls itself recursively for the two sub-branches, using smaller branch sizes. When the width is finally too small to continue for the branch we’re looking at, we draw a leaf and stop there. To randomize th....
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These trees are procedurally regenerated on every page load. Basic algorithm At the heart of this algorithm, there is a recursive function which draws a tree branch (as a rotated black rectangle) and its sub-branches. The function calls itself recursively for the two sub-branches, using smaller branch sizes. When the width is finally too small to continue for the branch we’re looking at, we draw a leaf and stop there. To randomize th....
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These trees are procedurally regenerated on every page load. Basic algorithm At the heart of this algorithm, there is a recursive function which draws a tree branch (as a rotated black rectangle) and its sub-branches. The function calls itself recursively for the two sub-branches, using smaller branch sizes. When the width is finally too small to continue for the branch we’re looking at, we draw a leaf and stop there. To randomize th....
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In Matthew 18:23-35 we find the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. The story goes like this: a king wants to settle his accounts, and calls to himself his servant who owes him a sum of money. The servant is unable to pay, and falls down before the king, begging for mercy. The king relents and wipes the servant’s slate clean. The story follows from there, and the servant whom the king forgave his debt is now demanding that his own ser....
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In Matthew 18:23-35 we find the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant. The story goes like this: a king wants to settle his accounts, and calls to himself his servant who owes him a sum of money. The servant is unable to pay, and falls down before the king, begging for mercy. The king relents and wipes the servant’s slate clean. The story follows from there, and the servant whom the king forgave his debt is now demanding that his own ser....
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Snyk was happy to implement code insights, a new functionality by Bitbucket, to allow Bitbucket Server users to view detailed results of Snyk’s vulnerability scan, all within Bitbucket itself.
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I had a great deal of difficulty searching for an answer to this I have included it here to hopefully save someone else the effort. How to make a S3 request to retrieve items that have transitioned into AWS Glacier from an S3 bucket using the Go AWS SDK API. package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws" "github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/awserr" "github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/session....
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I’m building a board for robotics, but it’s also useful for IoT and home automation. What’s it do? What problem does it solve? It’s basically a WiFi interface to a variety of I2C-driven devices (motors or sensors). The I2C side is Engineered to be highly robust and reliable.
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I’m building a board for robotics, but it’s also useful for IoT and home automation. What’s it do? What problem does it solve? It’s basically a WiFi interface to a variety of I2C-driven devices (motors or sensors). The I2C side is Engineered to be highly robust and reliable.
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How much is the EveryDay Bonus from American Express worth? A probabilistic investigation: The Amex EveryDay Bonus: A Stochastic Valuation Model
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I’m building a robotics board that basically is a WiFi REST interface to a variety of I2C sensors - the I2C side uses an I2C switch driven by an ESP32. My first RBOT board arrived, but alas, I got schooled on surface mount part numbering.
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I’m building a robotics board that basically is a WiFi REST interface to a variety of I2C sensors - the I2C side uses an I2C switch driven by an ESP32. My first RBOT board arrived, but alas, I got schooled on surface mount part numbering.
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Multiple types of customizable controls can be added to Matlab toolstrips The post Matlab toolstrip – part 6 (complex controls) appeared first on Undocumented Matlab . Related posts: Matlab toolstrip – part 7 (selection controls) Matlab toolstrips can contain a wide variety of selection controls: popups, combo-boxes, and galleries. ... Matlab toolstrip – part 4 (control customization) Matlab toolstrip components (controls) ..
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Multiple types of customizable controls can be added to Matlab toolstrips The post Matlab toolstrip – part 6 (complex controls) appeared first on Undocumented Matlab . Related posts: Matlab toolstrip – part 7 (selection controls) Matlab toolstrips can contain a wide variety of selection controls: popups, combo-boxes, and galleries. ... Matlab toolstrip – part 4 (control customization) Matlab toolstrip components (controls) ..
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My top used shell command is |. This is called a pipe. In brief, the | allows for the output of one program (on the left) to become the input of another program (on the right). It is a way of connecting two commands together. For example, if I were to run the following: echo "hello" I get the output hello. But if I run: echo "hello" | figlet The figlet program, changes the letters in hello to look all bubbly and cartoony. This....
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Welcome to my 2018 annual review. This review is an opportunity to talk about what I made, what I learned and where I failed.
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Machine Learning in Bookmaking Bookmakers have been using machine learning to manage their risks and set odds for sporting events but they…
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It has been six years since I last used Windows for any remotely serious software development. I've used Ubuntu, Arch, or FreeBSD since. But eventually I spent so much time working around common workplace tasks that I decided to put Windows 10 Pro on my work laptop. Windows Subsystem for Linux Introduced in 2016, this technology allows Windows to run unmodified Linux binaries. The core feat being syscall translation . It works nearly fl....
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Writing a lisp compiler from scratch in JavaScript: 2. user-defined functions and variables
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notes.eatonphil.com
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7 years ago
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Previously in compiler basics: 1. lisp to assembly Next in compiler basics: 3. LLVM 4. LLVM conditionals and compiling fibonacci 5. LLVM system calls 6. an x86 upgrade In this post we'll extend the compiler to support defining functions and variables. Additionally, we'll require the program's entrypoint to be within a main function. The resulting code can be found here . Function definition The simpl....
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Happy New Year, everyone! Today’s Sunday, so I’m not going to provide much discussion and analysis regarding the blog stats for this first month of 2019. In fact, pretty much none - I am just going to drop the raw numbers.
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Dealing With Tile Lippage & How to Prevent Lippage When Laying Tile
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www.joehxblog.com
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7 years ago
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For the master bathroom remodel , my wife chose a 12” x 24” tile . Unlike a standard square 12” x 12” tile, I felt that having the tiles aligned such that they go “straight up” will look a bit off and that they’d appear better offset.
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You might have heard the phrase "there's no such thing as reliable messaging". It's an interesting statement, but aside from being…
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DuckDuckGo is a search engine. Like Google Search, you just throw some keywords into a box and get a list of results. Lots of people use Google, but I don’t. DuckDuckGo works better for me, and this is why. The Duck ## Consistent Results Did you know that Google will give you different search results, based on who you are and what you have searched for in the past? This is called a filter bubble , and it’s annoying and dangerous . DuckD....
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DuckDuckGo is a search engine. Like Google Search, you just throw some keywords into a box and get a list of results. Lots of people use Google, but I don’t. DuckDuckGo works better for me, and this is why. The Duck ## Consistent Results Did you know that Google will give you different search results, based on who you are and what you have searched for in the past? This is called a filter bubble , and it’s annoying and dangerous . DuckD....
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I've updated my journaling tooling for my work journal. Here's how I do it. Writing Journal Entries First, a script computes the path to the specific journal (one per job/company) I'm using. #!/usr/bin/env bash # Strict mode boilerplate omitted for the blog, but is really there # http://redsymbol.net/articles/unofficial-bash-strict-mode/ year=$(date +%Y) month=$(date +%m) day=$(date +%d) journal_path="${HOME}/work/journal/${year}-${month....
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At Jane Street, our web UIs are built on top of an in-house framework called Incr_dom , modeled in part on React’s virtual DOM . Rendering different views efficiently in response to changes made to a shared model is a quintessentially incremental computation—so it should be no surprise that Incr_dom is built on top of Incremental .
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At Jane Street, our web UIs are built on top of an in-house framework called Incr_dom , modeled in part on React’s virtual DOM . Rendering different views efficiently in response to changes made to a shared model is a quintessentially incremental computation—so it should be no surprise that Incr_dom is built on top of Incremental .
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If you come from an object-oriented background, you might have tried concurrency in your favourite OO language before.
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An interactive report showing a hypothetical forced migration event in Yemen. This work was done in collaboration with Kevin James and links out to our Visual Perspective website -
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An interactive report showing a hypothetical forced migration event in Yemen. This work was done in collaboration with Kevin James and links out to our Visual Perspective website -
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I thought it might be fun to write a blog post on “The Life of a GitHub Action.” When you go through orientation at Google they walk you through “The Life of a Query” and it was one of my favorite things. So I am re-applying the same for a GitHub Action. For those unfamiliar Actions was a feature launched at GitHub’s conference Universe last year. You can sign up for the beta here . The overall idea is scriptable GitHub but rather than....
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