Continuing the discussion from Machine Learning – #100 by sir_kitten2. Previous discussions: Machine Learning
2021, 1:18am 41 I said, "I’m fine with using the cloud as long as conditions a, b
This: class Point: … def cross_product(self, other): return self.x * other.y – self.y * other.x … It returns a scalar, which isn't quite right, but since this is working on 2D Points, you can pr…
But for $$a$$ and $$b$$ I only have 2D vectors, so $$c$$, the cross product, would
My new project: Is the art of mathematics or the mathematics of art ? All from sine, cosine and tangent functions!
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So I have a custom block that accepts a command and a single upvar. Now, the command doesn't have the required var to run so when I say (upvar) for (2) secs it says "upvar", not the value the upvar was given. I'm complet…
((args)) { say (args) for [2] secs } :: control sets (very cool cmd) to ({set [b
https://replit.com/@imcute-aaaa/OldfashionedPleasingNonlinearprogramming#main.py Simulates a CPU with an instrucion set of 2 Turing completeness is questionable(cuz dk if jumps with no predicate counts) if a number is…
its single instruction Subtract and Branch if Negative with three operands (A, B,
The project I am currently working on requires to take in an image as input, and convert it into a matrix. Does anyone have any idea how this can be done using Snap?
To convert to greyscale, take the average of the R, G, and B values and set all three
From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
It has to be that (car (cons a b)) = a (cdr (cons a b)) = b and that doesn’t work
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2021, 2:59pm 4 untitled script pic (1)872×270 43.1 KB (while holding down B)
The one I made below it's too slow to be used inside a MAP block to do a pixels_of_a_costume manipulation that has been discussed here. Can anybody make it a fast (JS-script) block?
your maps is writing a list (the four values of each pixel) inside those R, G and B
Hello! It's me again, back with another tutorial! In today's tutorial, I will show you how to make custom icons or commands in comments. (Just a word of notice: You should get into the habit of using the <> keys and th…
;D For example, <b> Hello this text is bold b> becomes Hello this text is bold
