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The current implementation is `float`-based.
This represents a limiting factor for applications where the precision provided by `float` is not enough:
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2386772/di…
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I've long been a promonent of integrating LZMA2/LZMA into the browsers because of its incredible effectiveness for compressing binary data streams. When I saw Brotli I thought that this was likely go…
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As per current implementation, monolog is not able to provide high-resolution timestamps for logs, because of the use of the DateTime object. Also - despite what the v1.3.0 changelog states (Support f…
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Since terminaltables relies on the fact that all data present in the table_data list to be of string type, it will try to execute string operations on each of them. However, sometimes, people just wan…
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[Reproduction procedure]
1. Prepare pure white jpeg file whose pixel values are all 255.
2. Open the file.
3. See Navigator values.
R, G, B are 99.6%
V of HSV is 99.6%
L of Lab is 99.7%
I th…
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Let the code speaks for itself:
```
>>> import sympy
>>> m = sympy.Matrix([
>>> [ 1e-17, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0,],
>>> [ 1.0, 1e-17, -1.0, 1.0,],
>>> [-1.0, 1.0, 1, 1.0,],
>>> [-1.0, -1.0, …
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It should be possible to hint to a I*Property to read it's data with a
different precision than what is written on disk.
You should be able to instantiate a IDoubleArrayProperty for something th…
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It should be possible to hint to a I*Property to read it's data with a
different precision than what is written on disk.
You should be able to instantiate a IDoubleArrayProperty for something th…
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In Python 2, the `str` of a float can be different from its `repr`:
``` python
>>> print str(1.4*1.5)
2.1
>>> print repr(1.4*1.5)
2.0999999999999996
```
The algorithm used in Python 2 `str` was to a…
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It should be possible to hint to a I*Property to read it's data with a
different precision than what is written on disk.
You should be able to instantiate a IDoubleArrayProperty for something th…