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1 day ago - Jane Street Tech Blog

▲	Street extensions is available from our public opam repo. Only a slice of the features described in this series are currently implemented.... By:

▲	Street extensions is available from our public opam repo. Only a slice of the features described in this series are currently implemented.... By:

▲	Street extensions is available from our public opam repo. Only a slice of the features described in this series are currently implemented.... By:

1 day ago - 0xFE - 11111110b - 0376

▲	from left to right as they work on a 256-sample slice of the audio. But more interesting is the spiral pattern of

▲	one-by-one, to tease out the active frequencies in the slice of audio. 1, 5, and 10hz Sine Waves (Windowed) To put

▲	the network will be spectrograms , which are 2D images representing a slice of audio. The X-axis is usually time, and the Y-

▲	see how well this does on unseen data. We generate a slice of audio playing four tones, and compare scipy's spectrogram function with

▲	transcribe and label. Option 2 : Take out my trusty guitar, record, slice, and label. Then my keyboard, and my trumpet, and my clarinet.

▲	build a single-layer network with 2048 inputs for the audio slice, and row * col outputs for the image ( times two to hold

▲	1 : Go find a whole bunch of single-tone music online, slice it up into little bits, transcribe and label. Option 2 : Take

1 day ago - Dave Cheney | The acme of foolishness

▲	for and use it to store the amount requested. For our slice example, when we asked for 24 bytes, we’d actually consume

▲	a []string is 24 bytes, but *[]string–a pointer to a slice of strings–is only 8. Escaping to the heap To make

▲	string is 24 bytes; one word for the pointer to the slice’s underlying array; one word for the length; and one for

▲	a 24 byte size class, which is a perfect fit for slice values assigned to interfaces. This entry was posted in Go , Programming

1 day ago - Ben E. C. Boyter | Ben E. C. Boyter

▲	reduce index time in searchcode.com 2023/04/11 Deduplicate a slice in Go, use sort or a map? 2023/03/13 How

2 days ago - Sander van Dragt's Notes

▲	pm Here’s my July picks for my first Sixty Minutes Slice playlist. Hope you like the music! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/

2 days ago - Svedic.org

▲	be made to help smaller, more efficient competitors carve out a slice of the market. High fraud rates is a colossal problem for

1 day ago - Forward Scattering - The Weblog of Nicholas Chapman

▲	this map function, dividing the array into slices, and passing each slice to a worker thread, on which the actual work is done.

1 day ago - Tim's Blog

▲	I attempted various different solutions including maintaining state across an ordered slice and a map of players by position. Even ChatGPT couldn’t

1 day ago - Lacking Rhoticity

▲	slower to access if it maps to a different core's cache slice, because it would take one or two hops around the ring

▲	the 11-bit number of the cache set within a cache slice. Bits 17-31: These are hashed to determine which cache slice

▲	multiple CPUs together on high-end multi-socket systems.) Each cache slice contains 2048 cache sets. On lower-end CPUs, cache sets are

▲	gradually at higher values of N. Specifically, on a 2-cache-slice CPU, if we get the address-to-slice hash function wrong,

▲	what we get if we wrongly guess that the address-to-slice hash function is h1 (which was my first guess): Further verification

▲	my first guess): Further verification What happens if our address-to-slice hash function is mostly right, but not completely right? What happens

1 day ago - Devin Prater's blog

▲	will not get stuck. This shows, to me at least, a slice of something strange. Android seems to have more of a flexible