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▲	Triangle.” Posted on May 13, 2020October 5, 2020 An alternate canonical grid layout with uniform projections When points are placed in a canonical

▲	layout with uniform projections When points are placed in a canonical grid layout, they are well-separated and their projections are uniform. I

▲	separated and their projections are uniform. I present a simple canonical grid layout which offers better closest-neighbor characterisics than the two most

▲	the two most common contemporary canonical layouts. Figure 1. A canonical grid layout whose projections are uniform and its closest neighbor distance characteristics

▲	closest neighbor distance characteristics are optimal. Continue reading “An alternate canonical grid layout with uniform projections” Posted on February 8, 2019December 3, 2020

▲	whilst maintaining its uniform projections. This is an exact and direct grid-based construction method that guarantees a minimum neighbor point separation of

1 day ago - Keita's Blog

▲	clusters when zoomed out. (map data is © OpenStreetMap contributors , the hexagon grid viewer is clupasq/h3-viewer ) This event is passed off to

▲	The reasoning behind this is because geohash is a Z-order grid, we can use this property to optimize DynamoDB queries spanning multiple

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▲	from now on), we can start solving those pieces of the grid, and then combine the parts together. A possible division of a

▲	puzzle game where the goal is to fill it up a grid completely by moving on it, but without knowing start or end

▲	one of the first levels: As the levels get higher, the grid size increases and soon it becomes to difficult to solve by

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▲	a crossword . The aim is to find the words in the grid using a given set of letters; each letter can only be

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▲	than we’d like to think. Read More The perfect global grid system is impossible; HexGeoGrids.jl February 10, 2021 An exploration of

▲	system is impossible; HexGeoGrids.jl February 10, 2021 An exploration of grid system design space, and an alternative to the typical options like

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▲	sit before the computer. The screen springs to life, revealing a grid of familiar faces. Standup meeting — the daily ritual. Each square held

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▲	of how to make cursor-facing, tilted tiles in a bento grid. The Resend Cube Lookalike Part 3 - Lights, God Rays, Final Touches (

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▲	that. Interesting Update As of 2022, we now use a custom grid-based geospacial index, instead of R-trees which proved to be

1 day ago - Linux Engineer's random thoughts

▲	another grid. Then you can transpose again to get the original grid back. This can be combined with horizontal or vertical flipping in

▲	y); but (row, column) makes a lot of sense, especially for grid indexing. I have become quite proficient at grid iteration now. The

▲	make you apply it to a different direction. To transpose a grid, iterate over columns first instead of rows to generate another grid.

▲	debug statement during parsing is very useful. Algorithms and general tricks Grid iteration When working with grids, one should pick a coordinate system,

▲	showed in the above example. This modeling greatly simplifies code for grid problems. Tortoise and Hare: not this year A few times this

▲	used .collect() to put it in a collection data structure. For grid problems, I initially did the same: iterator, then collect (10, 11,