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Has defined a person regardless of the rest of there life ?
Bill Buckner - The Error
Started by low-key on
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I am a Phillies fan and he is my favorite player of all time .
OJ Simpson - The murders Monica Lewinski - I know we don't necessarily have to stick with baseball, but I'd say Pete Rose's gambling scandal .
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Spring semester starts today, so yesterday was the worst day in the world to go to the 'mart... but I had to get formula.
I'm in line behind this guy who is holding his stuff really close to his body in a weird way. yep. condoms.
I'm kind of giggling,...
Started by Floyd.B on
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How old....
MrsKizdoodle:
HAH.
:-) I had a poor kid at cashier fumble with the box as he was scanning it and his face turned bright red .
How old were these guys?
I still hide the Tampax in between other things and I'm 30 freaking years old .
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I'm currently working on writing a version of the MATLAB RegionProps function for GNU Octave . I have most of it implemented, but I'm still struggling with the implementation of a few parts. I had previously asked about the second central moments of a...
Started by BigBeagle on
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EDIT : According to Wikipedia....
Are you sure about the core of your raw_moments function? You might try
amount = ((x-1) ** i) * ((y-1) ** j) * im(y,x);
This doesn't seem like enough to cause the problems you're seeing, but it might be at least a part.
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How to make multiple HTTP POST queries in one moment using Python?
Using an external library with an example can be a good solution.
Started by Setti on
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Http://docs.python.org/library/httplib.html#examples
specifically:
params = urllib.urlencode({'spam': 1, 'eggs': 2, 'bacon': 0})
If you wanted to process multiple HTTP POST queries (asynchronous... .
External lib? Maybe an internal one would do the trick.. .
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What is the current status of GCJ at the moment (mid 2009)?
The latest news are from 2007, so I'm wondering if there is any form of progress? I remember that there was a while ago a compiled version of lucene available which used gcj to compile it from...
Started by Mauli on
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It can handle Java source up to 1.5..
The news page hasn't been updated, but if you look through the changelogs for GCC 4.3 there is still active work ongoing .
Consider looking at OpenJDK.
GCJ is not Java.
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For use in a rigid body simulation, I want to compute the mass and inertia tensor (moment of inertia), given a triangle mesh representing the boundary of the (not necessarily convex) object, and assuming constant density in the interior.
Started by batty on
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If the triangle is facing away from ....
The moment of inertia should also be available tetrahedrons from each surface triangle, then applying the obvious math to total up the mass and moment).
Be able to look up the volume of each element .
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I'm currently working on replicating some of the functionality of Matlab's regionprops function in Octave. However, I have a bit of a hangup on a subset of the functionality. The 'Eccentricity', 'MajorAxisLength', 'MinorAxisLength' and 'Orientation' properties...
Started by BigBeagle on
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And wrote m-files to calculate the area moment of inertia:
Mastering Mechanics using MATLAB 5 notion of moments (as in moment generating function):
Central Moments (moments about the mean):
mu_k means the second central....
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We've all had those moments: if coding was a spectator sport, the crowd would be cheering you on, and going wild when you score the goal / touchdown / try in the last seconds of the game.
This question is the opposite of the Confessions of your worst ...
Started by harriyott on
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I try to ensure others' heroic moment does....
Probably my most heroic moment.
This for some time, I had a 'eureka' moment and came up with a way to automatically deobfuscate it done in two weeks" and gotten a nice vacation out of it.
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So a OS multi-tasks and runs one process at a given moment (assuming it's a single core machine). Is there a way I can track/poll and find which process was running at what time and at what time it was put in the queue and retrieved back. Are there any...
Started by Ankur Gupta on
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I think you need lttng , it definitely give a you a elaborate view of the system's task switch thing(and much more than that) with the lttng viewer... .
AFAIK linux does not a keep a history track of this information .
I don't think you can do this natively.
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This is not an urgent nor important question, seems more like exercise.
How to run a function at a specific moment? The more precise, the better.
For instance, I have a method which says time. I want to run it on XX o'clock, XX:15:00 (and preferably, ...
Started by modosansreves on
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Depending on how efficient your checking code is you'll probably... .
I would simply sleep for a smaller interval (say 10 seconds, whatever the granularity you want is) and determine whether the next action in your queue is scheduled to be run (and run it) .
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