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Okay I hope I don't start to get annoying ;)
The concurrency levels used for the benchmark seem ridiculous low, if someone has between 8 and 265 concurrent requests on a web application that does vir…
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The results of 'all' consist of the language code and a score number. I've guessed that the lowest number is the detected language, but what can be learned from the score number? Doesn't seem to be do…
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Background: The currently used Blood Bowl client is JavaBBowl by
SkiJunkie. I've completed a few scripts that generate the proper roster
output from OBBLM to an HTML file that you just paste t…
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Background: The currently used Blood Bowl client is JavaBBowl by
SkiJunkie. I've completed a few scripts that generate the proper roster
output from OBBLM to an HTML file that you just paste t…
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Hey Guys:
I am trying to build a grouped treemap and notice that the totals of the group are incorrect.
Upon closer inspection, I found out that if a subtree has 2 nodes with the same value, it disca…
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See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28227971/whats-causing-this-strange-random-number-generator-behaviour/28232296#28232296 and hadley/plyr#229
Interuption fools the business of `enterRNGscope` an…
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Suppose a user has installed openmm via conda. How do we recommend that he/she verify correctness of their installation?
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Objects should only do collision detection when they move. And the detection should be done in multiple phases using hash segments:
#1. Broad phase
The first phase is called the "broad phase", and it…
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It looks like the nosetests are succeeding on travis-ci but the script still exits with a 1, causing a failure:
https://travis-ci.org/SimTk/openmm
Any ideas on how to fix this?
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Right now, all nodes look the same, whether they emit constant values, time-varying values, or arbitrary functions of their inputs.
I think we want to keep things this way from the model-design persp…