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What Is The Best Graphs And Network Visualization Tool On Windows?

Muhammad Azizul Hakim Muhammad Azizul Hakim Did you know that it’s simple to use some truly excellent Python libraries to boost your Delphi app development on Windows?  These libraries are very easy to use and produce wonderful ways to produce graphs… – Details… 2 months ago in AI, ai on Windows apps, algorithms, artificial intelligence, Code, data science, data visualization, Delphi, graph visualization, learn delphi, Learn Python, network visualization, NetworkX, NetworkX4D, programming, PyScripter, Python, python4delphi, RAD Studio, TPythonEngine, TPythonGUIInputOutput, TPythonModule, TPythontype, TPythonVersions, windows, windows app 0

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10 Unsupervised Machine Learning Algorithms: What Are They And How To Create Them

Muhammad Azizul Hakim Muhammad Azizul Hakim Machine Learning is one of the hottest software development topics right now. The algorithms and techniques which enable machine learning have begun to really mature and have graduated from ‘interesting ideas’ into providing genuine power… – Details… 4 months ago in AI, ai on Windows apps, algorithms, artificial intelligence, Clustering, Code, data science, Delphi, learn delphi, Learn Python, Machine Learning, programming, PyScripter, Python, python4delphi, RAD Studio, scientific computation, scikit-learn, ScikitLearn4d, TPythonEngine, TPythonGUIInputOutput, TPythonModule, TPythontype, TPythonVersions, unsupervised learning, unsupervised machine learning, windows, windows app 0

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When floating point code suddenly becomes orders magnitudes slower (via C++ – Why does changing 0.1f to 0 slow down performance by 10x? – Stack Overflow)

jpluimers jpluimers When working with converging algorithms, sometimes floating code can become very slow. That is: orders of magnitude slower than you would expect. A very interesting answer to [Wayback] c++ – Why does changing 0.1f to… – Details… 8 months ago in .NET, algorithms, ARM, Assembly Language, C++, Delphi, Development, Software Development, x64, x86 0

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5 Powerful Cryptography Libraries To Enhance Your App’s Security!

Muhammad Azizul Hakim Muhammad Azizul Hakim What is Cryptography? According to Kaspersky, Cryptography is the study of communications security techniques that allow only the sender and intended recipient of a message to view its contents. Cryptography is closely associated with encryption,… – Details… 1 year ago in algorithms, Code, Cryptography, decryption, Delphi, Encryption, hashing, hashlib, HMAC, One-Time-Pad, PyCryptodome, Python, python gui, Python4Dephi, RAD Studio, RSA Key, secrets, Security Token 0

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#Delphi26th: TonCut Is An Ultimate Cutting Optimization Tool Powered By Delphi

Celebrating Delphi's 26th Anniversary Celebrating Delphi's 26th Anniversary Ton­Cut is in­tended for cut­ting op­ti­miza­tion of flat (2D) and long (1D) ma­te­ri­als, such as: glass, wood, stone, metal, alu­minum, plex­i­glass, card­board, tubes, bars, etc. The pro­gram al­lows to re­duce… The post #Delphi26th: TonCut Is… – Details… 1 year ago in AI, algorithms, aluminum, cardboard, construction, Delphi, delphi26, glass, material, object pascal, Optimization, plexiglass, programming, Showcase, stone, windows, wood 0

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Debouncing and Throttling Explained Through Examples | CSS-Tricks

jpluimers jpluimers TL;DR of https://css-tricks.com/debouncing-throttling-explained-examples/: debounce: Grouping a sudden burst of events (like keystrokes) into a single one. throttle: Guaranteeing a constant flow of executions every X milliseconds. Like checking every 200ms your scroll position to trigger a CSS animation…. – Details… 2 years ago in algorithms, Delphi, Development, JavaScript/ECMAScript, Scripting, Software Development 0

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TonCut Is An Ultimate Cutting Optimization Tool Powered By Delphi

Embarcadero Admin Embarcadero Admin Ton­Cut is in­tended for cut­ting op­ti­miza­tion of flat (2D) and long (1D) ma­te­ri­als, such as: glass, wood, stone, metal, alu­minum, plex­i­glass, card­board, tubes, bars, etc. The pro­gram al­lows to re­duce waste when cut­ting sig­nif­i­cantly and… – Details… 2 years ago in AI, algorithms, aluminum, cardboard, construction, cutting, Delphi, delphi26, glass, material, News, object pascal, Optimization, plexiglass, programming, stone, windows, wood 0

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Runtime, a Computer Science and Software Engineering “Children’s Book”

David Intersimone David Intersimone "David I" Runtime is a children’s book written and illustrated by Jasmine Patel – Author and Cal Poly Computer Science / Software Engineering (CSSE’20) Alumna. “Runtime,” is a children’s book that highlights the creative and fun elements… – Details… 2 years ago in algorithms, Attributes, Books, Childrens Book, Computer Science, heaps, loops, Objects, Queues, Software Engineering, Stacks, Technology 0

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Bipartite matching algorithm in Delphi… John Kouraklis – Google+

jpluimers jpluimers In the thread is an actual implementation: [WayBack] I am looking for an implementation of Bipartite matching algorithm in Delphi or Pascal. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks – John Kouraklis – Google+ As I… – Details… 2 years ago in algorithms, Delphi, Development, Software Development 0

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Poul-Henning Kamp popularizes algorithm research

Unknown Unknown “Think you’ve mastered the art of server performance? Think again.” Poul-Henning Kamp recently published this article with the quote, which basically says that a binary-heap tree structure is inefficient and should not be used. Poul-Henning… – Details… 12 years ago in algorithms, Delphi 0