The Eternal Doorman

Subscribe to Applied Science . See the video description for some links:  Here's the python example that was the inspiration for this: https://web.archive.org/web/20180630083729/http://www.pyrunner.com/weblog/2016/05/26/compressed-sensing-python/  and here's Steve Brunton's Compressed Sensing playlist: There is a book to go with this series:  Data Driven Science & Engineering  by Steven Brunton & Nathan Kutz. Subscribe to Steve Brunton . Here's Nathan Kutz giving an example in Matlab. Here's the web page for his book Data Driven Modeling & Scientific Computation : https://faculty.washington.edu/kutz/KutzBook/KutzBook.html Ben actually explains it better than Nathan Katz does. As well the broad-band assumption in the Nyquist-Shannon Sampling Theorem there is another assumption which is that the samples are taken at regular intervals and this is what allows high-frequency aliasing. Otherwise the sample frequency is clumped and this has an anti-...

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Google tags this with a link to the UK NHS web site: They're aborting their trip because there's no public transport except for the buses, and due to gasoline shortages the bus fares have doubled or in some cases tripled during fiestas. They're in Magdalena, on the Rio Itonomas about 80 Km from the frontier with Brazil. They got there two days ago:   A few weeks ago there was an amazing  son et lumière  show in the Parque de la Familia in Cochabamba: Subscribe to Diario de un Altobeniano . 

This is just horrifying! Subscribe to Level1 Techs . This is what Modular are trying to manage, but I think they're barking up totally the wrong tree. They're building software infrastructure for AI which people need to manage the complexity of software development, and in the process they're making software development even more complex. That's just thermal runaway. 1:27:35 Ben Seidel's question about the boundary between parsing and lexical analysis is a good one. He's asking about this in a very general context, which is that of any language defined by a context-free grammar. So he's reading in a grammar defined by some BNF-type syntax, and wants to figure out what sort of lexical analyser to generate that can be used by that parser. Subscribe to Cliff Click . At some point people are going to wake up and realise that this not the right thing to concentrate on:  Curious Marc - HP LED Display Programmer .  See  Testing Blogger's Automatic Google Sear...

What a beautiful place! It reminds me of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. Cleaning the boat: 5:08 Just as she's talking about all the insects and things that get in a great big hornet walks across the lens of her phone!  Subscribe to Ribeirinha da Amazônia Fabiola Alves Pedrosa . Juan Browne at Oshkosh, ... another lake, another country. I know which one I'd prefer to be at! Subscribe to Blancolirio .

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I knew this was possible, but he thought it through and got it to work! Now we can start to watch Elon Musk's space trash landing, ... See  Angela Collier Building A Radio Telescope in Her Back Yard . Subscribe to Consistently Inconsistent .

It's on their Patreon . It has an interesting discussion about problems of securing Open Source software, especially things like Mastodon servers, which rely on a large collection of dependencies from node.js, Ruby on Rails, etc. Subscribe to Defensive Podcasts .