Weird food my cat likes part 1: green apple - YouTube

Weird food my cat likes part 1: green apple - YouTube: ""

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http://webhome.cs.uvic.ca/~gtzan/work/pubs/ismir05bgtzan.pdf

DailyJS: A JavaScript Blog

DailyJS: A JavaScript Blog: "JavaScript has two parents: Scheme and Self. We can thank Self for all of the object-orientedness of JavaScript and indeed we do in our code and our tutorials. However, Scheme played just as important a role in the language’s design, and we would do ourselves ill to overlook JavaScript’s functional heritage."

overtone/emacs-live

overtone/emacs-live: "An opinionated set of defaults for getting started with a specific focus on live coding with Overtone and Quil. However, it's not just a one trick pony. It also happens to be:

a jolly good generic Clojure hacking config
a nice structured approach to organising your Emacs config
modular in that functionality is organised by discrete packs
a decent starting point for live coding in general
a goldmine of config snippets to plunder and add to your own config
So, wherever you are in the multiverse, Emacs Live is ready to join you in battle against the evil friction of poor text editor workflows.

"Power of the horse, full force!"
The Space Stallions."

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uky.emulab.Net - Emulab Documentation

uky.emulab.Net - Emulab Documentation: "NS scripts give you the ability to schedule events dynamically; an NS script is just a TCL program and the argument to the "at" command is any valid TCL expression. This gives you great flexibility in a simulated world, but alas, this cannot be supported in a practical manner in the real world. Instead, we provide a way for you to inject events into the system dynamically, but leave it up to you to script those events in whatever manner you are most comfortable with, be it a PERL script, or a shell script, or even another TCL script! Dynamic event injection is accomplished via the Testbed Event Client (tevc), which is installed on your experimental nodes and on ops.uky.emulab.net. The command line syntax for tevc is:

tevc -e proj/expt time objname event [args ...]"

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xeno-canto :: bird sounds from around the world

xeno-canto :: bird sounds from around the world: "www.xeno-canto.org ('XC') is a website for sharing recordings of bird sounds from all across the world. It was started and is chiefly maintained by Willem-Pier Vellinga and Bob Planqué. XC is run by the Xeno-canto Foundation, a not-for-profit entity in the Netherlands. The foundation wants to use the evolving possibilities of the internet to:

popularise bird sound recording worldwide,
improve accessibility of bird sounds,
& increase knowledge of bird sounds.
So, the recordings are here for
enjoyment,
education,
conservation,
& science."

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LISP on browser — Learn Languages 1.0 documentation

LISP on browser — Learn Languages 1.0 documentation: "This is small implementation of LISP, which written in JavaScript and run on browsers.

I think it helps you to understand what going on in programming languages by using it and reading its source codes.

"

False Positives Unobtrusive CSS becomes practical and Neat. | False Positives

False Positives Unobtrusive CSS becomes practical and Neat. | False Positives: "The clever people at ThoughtBot have just released Bourbon Neat, a CSS fluid grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon using em units and golden ratios.

Now fluid grids CSS framework are (relativity) nothing new. (Bourbin is ThoughtBot’s library for the CSS processor SASS. (Compass is another SASS library) )

But, what they have done is take advantage of a new SASS feature (version 3.2.0 as of August 2012) called Mixin Blocks which will simplify Mixin’s (functions for CSS), and used them so you can extended your html markup with the frameworks grid classes."

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Toward Higher Precision - ACM Queue

Toward Higher Precision - ACM Queue: "Since the first complete specification of NTP (Network Time Protocol) version 1 and its accompanying algorithms appeared in RFC 1059 in 1988, NTP has played a large role in time synchronization by keeping the clocks of networked computer systems synchronized to within milliseconds of each other. NTP has been deployed to a vast number of systems over the years, yet it hardly bears the burden of clock synchronization alone. When users want to coordinate events in time between multiple systems, they typically have many options for accomplishing this, all with different trade-offs."

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Why the name red-black tree? – Matej++

Why the name red-black tree? – Matej++: "A lot of people ask why did we use the name red-black. Well, we invented this data structure, this way of looking at balanced trees, at Xerox PARC, which was the home of the personal computer and many other innovations that we live with today entering graphic user interfaces, ethernet and object oriented programmings and many other things. But one of the things that was invented there was laser printing and we were wery excited to have nearby color laser printer that could print things out in color and out of the colors, the red looked the best. So, that’s why we picked the color red to distinguish red links, the types of links, in tree nodes. So, that’s an answer to the question for people that have been asking."

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Ten Things You Should Know About Haskell Syntax | FP Complete

Ten Things You Should Know About Haskell Syntax | FP Complete: "Haskell is Terse
Function Call Syntax is Terse
Function Definition Syntax is Terse
Currying is Cool (and Terse)
What’s not a Declaration is an Expression
There are no Loops
Functions Have Precedence over Operators
Data Types are Algebraic and Pattern Matching is Ubiquitous
There is no Order
There is Order in Do"

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RODE Blimp - Wind protection

RODE Blimp - Wind protection: "The Rode Blimp Windscreen and Suspension System is a professional, adjustable windscreen and shockmount solution for popular shotgun microphones measuring up to 12.79" (325mm) in length. The system is comprised of a professional pistol-grip with dual hoop suspension mounts that may be adjusted anywhere on the support bar. A short XLR cable provides an XLR connection at the base of the grip and connection to the microphone. The blimp windshield basket cradles the suspension mounts, and a fur windscreen covers the entire windshield basket. The entire system is designed for handheld operation, and a 3/8" thread at the base of the grip allows the system to be boom mounted as well."

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2.2. Install Xcode

2.2. Install Xcode: "After installing Xcode 4.3, the Command Line Tools must be installed. This is done from the Downloads section of Xcode's preferences."

Opus Codec

Opus Codec: "Opus is a totally open, royalty-free, highly versatile audio codec. Opus is unmatched for interactive speech and music transmission over the Internet, but also intended for storage and streaming applications. It is standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as RFC 6716 which incorporated technology from Skype's SILK codec and Xiph.Org's CELT codec."

Paxos (computer science) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Paxos (computer science) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Message flow: Basic Paxos
(first round is successful)
Client Proposer Acceptor Learner
| | | | | | |
X-------->| | | | | | Request
| X--------->|->|->| | | Prepare(1)
| |<---------X--X--X | | Promise(1,{null,null,null})
| X--------->|->|->| | | Accept!(1,V)
| |<---------X--X--X------>|->| Accepted(1,V)
|<---------------------------------X--X Response"

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Tough times on the road to Starcraft - Code Of Honor

Tough times on the road to Starcraft - Code Of Honor: "And even if you don’t use linked-lists, the same solutions carry over to more complex data structures like hash tables, B-trees and priority queues. Moreover, I believe the underlying ideas generalize well to all programming. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves; that’s another article."

Sorting - We're Doing It Wrong | Rodney Rehm

Sorting - We're Doing It Wrong | Rodney Rehm: "Sorting DOMElements

A trivial function to sort the children of a DOMElement looks like:

$.fn.sortChildren = function(compare) {
  var $children = this.children();
  $children.sort(compare);
  this.append($children);
  return this;"

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An introduction to neural networks

An introduction to neural networks: "Summary:  Neural nets may be the future of computing. A good way to understand them is with a puzzle that neural nets can be used to solve. Suppose that you are given 500 characters of code that you know to be C, C++, Java, or Python. Now, construct a program that identifies the code's language. One solution is to construct a neural net that learns to identify these languages. This article discusses the basic features of neural nets and approaches to constructing them so you can apply them in your own coding."

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User Data Directory - The Chromium Projects

User Data Directory - The Chromium Projects: "Linux

Google Chrome: ~/.config/google-chrome/Default
Chromium: ~/.config/chromium/Default"

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Increase font size chrome console - Stack Overflow

Increase font size chrome console - Stack Overflow:

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