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Lucas to give rich neighbors a gift, poor neighbors.
Quote: : George Lucas disses neighbors by doing something awesome
George Lucas has long wanted to build a massive studio complex on his posh property near San Francisco, but has been foiled by his ...
Started by RandFan on
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Luke, I am your neighbor."
"NOOO!!!" woohoo all eyes to ebay for the sudden cheap flood of stolen.
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Bad Neighbor!
May 28, 2012 9:53 PM Subscribe Neighbor is using an ultra-high-frequency device against us at very high decibels. It causes constant low-grade nausea and a long-lasting ringing in the ears afterwards. Problem is, it can't really be heard...
Started by captain cosine on
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by 33 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at metafilter):
The speakers' and/or amplifier's size and brand? Have you seen any of the equipment your neighbor actually talked to your neighbor? It sounds like it could be any number of things beyond one of those a good message about your feelings for....
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I'm trying to write an algorithm that will find the set of all vertices in a graph with degree smaller than their neighbors. My initial approach is to find the degree of each vertex, then work through the list, comparing the degree of each vertex with...
Started by el diablo on
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by 4 people.
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neighbor in Q of minimum degree
This algorithm may be slightly more efficient because at each iteration.
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Does anyone know of a library (preferably java) that can give me neighboring keys given a key input for US_ENGLISH standard keyboard?
E.g. if I input the character 'd', I should get the following characters returned: [w,e,r,s,f,x,c,v].
Alternatively a...
Started by hashable on
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by 5 people.
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I'd be surprised if....
The result is saved in Preferences.
In this project an enum Key relates each command to a keyCode , and this dialog lets the user change the mapping .
I gave up on this and just let the user choose what keys are suitably adjacent .
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I vaguely remember reading about a programming exercise where objects are drawn on the screen. If an object has less than 2 neighbors, it dies because it is lonely, if it has more than 3 it dies because it is crowded. If the amount of neighbors is 2 or...
Started by Joe on
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by 6 people.
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Sounds like Conway's Game of Life , as for algorithms... .
I don't believe there was a specific name for the algorithm (unless it's the algorithm of Life which sounds like something you'd buy from those late-night shonky infomercials) .
It's the game of Life.
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I'm writing a program that implements SCVT (Spherical Centroidal Voronoi Tesselation). I start with a set of points distributed over the unit sphere (I have an option for random points or an equal-area spiral). There will be from a several hundred to ...
Started by Jerry B on
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by 5 people.
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After reaching that limit, if the distance to that neighbor is less than the distance from....
Here is the article on neighbor search: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nearest_neighbor_search In my as your current nearest neighbor.
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I have a situation that's similar to what goes on in a job search engine where you type in the zipcode where you're searching for a job and the app returns jobs in that zipcode as well as in zipcodes that are 5, 10, 15, 20 or 25 miles from that zipcode...
Started by 0XO on
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Make a relationship "is_neighbor_zip.
To change when the allocation of ZIP codes changes in a country) .
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Hi everybody,
I want to create the 26 neighbors of a cubic-voxel-node in 3-d space. The inputs are the x,y,z position of the node and the size of the cube side . I am trying to do this using a for loop but haven't managed yet. I am quite newbie in programming...
Started by dieter on
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by 4 people.
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For (int dz = z - 1; dz <= z + 1; ++dz) { for (int dy = y - 1; dy <= y + 1; ++dy) { for (int dx = x - 1; dx <= x + 1; ++dx) { // all 27 if ((dx != x) || (dy != y) || (dz != z)) { // just the 26 neighbors } } } }
Here's a variant without....
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I am trying to find the nearest neighbor in recursive depth-first-fashion. There are many elements involve prior to getting to this point, to keep it simple I have only included the section that I am currently having trouble.
My idea is to find nearest...
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*/ private double nearestNeighbor/questions/1639755/best-performance....
* @return return the neighbor.
If there is a better way to implement this (I am sure there is),
/** * Find the nearest neighbor based threshold dynamic distance threshold.
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Hi all,
Given a seed string, I want to find its neighbors with at most differ in 2 positions. All the digits involve in generating string are only four (i.e. 0,1,2,3). This is the example for what I mean:
# In this example, 'first' column # are neighbors...
Started by neversaint on
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by 8 people.
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Here's my ugly, hacky solution:
#include <iostream> #include <vector> using std::cout; using std::endl; using std::vector; struct tri { tri(int a, int b, int c) { switch (a) { case 0: m[0] = 0; m[1] = b; m[2] = c; break; case 1: m[0] = b; ... .
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