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A circuit based platform for connecting and scheduling machine learning algorithms.
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QUESTION
When I use vim, I set my custom settings in ~/.vimrc like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 18:19I haven't been able to find a method to define custom commands with VSCodeVim, but if you split the "before" value into an array of characters (i.e. "before": [":", "N", "O", "H"]), you can simulate the desired behavior. It's somewhat hacky, since the normal-mode keybindings show up in a different place in the status bar, but it seems to work for me.
Note that you also won't be able to use tab completions, since you're not defining a real Ex command, but you can use "" as a key in your "before" array, and it works. This way, you can use your command's most commonly-typed prefix, appended with "", as the "before".
Note also that VSCodeVim added experimental vimrc support, which you could try. However, it seems like at least certain custom-defined commands fail to work.
QUESTION
I am working on my text based adventure game project for my intro to scripting class, written in Python.
I have everything done and everything works except when I try to use the move
"Get 'item name'" I'm getting my own error that says it's an invalid command.
I've tried different indentations and such, but nothing has worked for me. I'm able to move around, and the boss message prints, realizing there are no items in my inventory. I'm not asking for anyone to critique/re-do my code, just help me understand why that specific thing isn't working. Here is what I have
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 21:20There is an issue with indexing. The problem is that the length of move differs if your item has a single word or two. Change this line:
QUESTION
I need a formula to count the unique "Insider Name"s from website OpenInsider, when filtered on a particular:
- time range e.g. 6 months
- ticker e.g. LABP, APEN, SPG are 3 examples
- transaction filing type e.g. purchases
Looking at #insiders purchasing in the last 6 months for these 3 examples should yield result 3, 1, and 0 respectively.
I then also wish to sum the value of said purchases in a separate column.
Imagine in my spreadsheet column A lists the tickers, column B should be # insider purchases and column C should be value of insider purchases in that period.
Here's what I'm trying, if this helps anyone as a starting point:
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Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 10:22Its easier IMO.
Start off by simply getting the full table of a certain ticker.
QUESTION
edit 9 Dec 2020: I have been asked to clarify the question. The best clarification I can offer is that ShadowRanger's code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 20:56QUESTION
I have made all of my variables global in my code but my function still cant access them and I believe it's also causing my functions in my code to be undefined like the getValueOfEasy() function (is there another reason why my functions are coming up as "undefined" when they are defined?)
I appreciate any help, my main problem is I can't figure out why my variables can't be read by the functions.
the link to my code is here: http://jsfiddle.net/6s8y4p9k/6/
code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 01:35// declare your variable in global
var firstVariable;
function A(firstVariable){
// do something
}
// call function
A(firstVariable)
// if u want to check is some variable equals some value use `===` instead of '='
// don't use `` in JS, use `//` or `/* -your comment- */`
QUESTION
A bit awkward phrasing of the question, but here's what I mean:
I have a large string, called text. In it are messages from various different users, and there are certain things I want to isolate within the string. It looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 01:00Don't really need regular expressions. Instead, scan the string and use prior knowledge of its arrangement to get the pieces you want.
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-20 at 22:54The listchars feature might have been enabled.
Try disabling it with :set nolist
QUESTION
While reading Physically Based Rendering in Filament I found a few interesting paragraphs in section 4.4.1 about optimizing the implementation of a GGX NDF approximation for half precision floats. I understood that the calculation of 1 - dot(n, h) * dot(n,h) can cause so called catastrophic cancellation and why using the cross product solves the problem, however I didn't get how is any of this related to half precision floats.
It seems that GLSL does not have any half specifier, unlike HLSL (which simply maps it to float since D3D10 most likely because modern desktop hardware doesn't support it anyway; though it seems that with the newest hardware its back again). The thing with Filament is that it is primarly developed for mobile platforms like Android, where half precision floats are supported in hardware.
I understand that using half precision floats is important for performance on both mobile and the most modern desktop targets. As such I would like to understand how is the following code optimized for half precision floats as I can see no half specifier or similar, but merely some constant and a macro:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 13:49While GLSL does not have a half type, it does have precision qualifiers whose effects are exclusive-to and dependent-on mobile platforms. I'm assuming that the (complete) optimized shader code from your example contains a default qualifier setting floats to mediump like so:
precision mediump float; Note though that the actual precision remains unspecified, a mediump float might have 16 bits on one platform while it has 24 bits on another.
Here's the catch though: As stated in the linked article and the GLSL specification precision qualifiers are only supported for portability and ought to have no effect on desktop platforms. That means that even desktop GPUs with float16 support would break with the specification if they honored the precision qualifier. On desktop platforms you'll have to enable and use the appropriate extension(e.g. GL_AMD_gpu_shader_half_float) and its specific syntax(e.g. types) to utilize the float16 capabilities.
QUESTION
String:
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Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 21:04The * repetitor is greedy, it matches as much as possible until the \n\n (which is the last occurrence in the string). Put a question mark behind it to make it non-greedy so it matches as little as possible: until the first occurrence where it matches \n\n:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a function in vim that is capable of creating mappings for me. This is so I don't have to type out very similar commands over and over in my vimrc.
Take these two mappings as examples...
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Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 12:40Yes, you can. It should be something like this:
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