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wtf...................................
The only thing I can think of that uses ram is the noise generator. Each one has 14 instances of your noise generator class.
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Ryan and I have discussed extensively about how best to ensure that each and every one of our "Demos" and show off the "Demos" to the clients.
This Exe Demo Product thing will be the face of 0.1.0,…
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**Version Used**:
Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2017
Version 15.5.2
**Steps to Reproduce**:
1. Create a new project with "Check for arithmetic overflow/underflow" enabled in the project Bu…
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Uniqueness and randomness are important. A Mersenne Twister would be enough, wouldn't it?
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Quoting [James Douglas on julia-users](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/julia-users/NHoEYB2Df8M):
> I have a question about how Julia handles the seed given to the random number generator thro…
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For now you can only control the seed of the Accord.Math.Random.Generator, but i want to change the Generator to a MersenneTwister... is there a reason for having the Generator readonly, if you could …
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Mersenne Twister is a good PRNG, but it have some minor issues (easily predictable, large state-space, fails some statistical tests). There are relatively new algorithms that don't have such issues an…
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Stackage breaks on a mac, after a fresh clean install :
It looks like the latest platform does do use the same places to store file, especially :
> stackage.hs: /Users/luc/.cabal/packages/hackage.has…
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I've been working on micro optimizing modulo for a specific use case and someone suggested that my results don't seem realistic. It hadn't occurred to me but 1 nanosecond per operation would be 4 CPU …
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Floating point uniform random number generation does not exclude the value of 1.