| jthan | I'm feeling too lazy to do work and stuff | 02:05 |
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| * adom waves from The Netherlands. | 07:32 | |
| adom | i finally beat you guys to the morning "morning"s | 07:38 |
| adom | it only took flying across the world to a different time zone | 07:38 |
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| === jackson is now known as Guest53807 | ||
| JonathanD | Morning. | 09:32 |
| rmg51 | Morning | 09:32 |
| rmg51 | got me by 2 seconds | 09:33 |
| JonathanD | hi | 09:38 |
| rmg51 | o/ | 09:40 |
| teddy-dbear | Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys and everything else | 12:09 |
| andrew | hi chocolate loving bear | 12:27 |
| teddy-dbear | hi andrew | 12:29 |
| ChinnoDog | jedijf: What happens on August 10th? | 12:56 |
| MutantTurkey | bacon egg and cheeese yum | 13:40 |
| teddy-dbear | ChinnoDog: Fosscon | 13:53 |
| JonathanD | Fosscon! | 13:53 |
| ChinnoDog | idk about that. We'll see. | 15:06 |
| InHisName | After NOON guys 'n gals | 16:17 |
| MutantTurkey | 50% of the matrix is 0. | 16:21 |
| MutantTurkey | at least | 16:21 |
| MutantTurkey | there is sometimes 100% 0's in a row | 16:22 |
| MutantTurkey | so a sparse matrix internally would more efficiently allocate memory | 16:22 |
| MutantTurkey | but i wouldn't know where to begin with an internal representation | 16:23 |
| MutantTurkey | well... typdef struct value { int x, int y, double val }; | 16:24 |
| MutantTurkey | but how to efficiently search it? no idea | 16:24 |
| MutantTurkey | a linked list? | 16:24 |
| MutantTurkey | w hoops.. | 16:24 |
| MutantTurkey | no wonder nobody responded :p | 16:24 |
| ChinnoDog | indexes++ | 16:27 |
| MutantTurkey | heh | 16:28 |
| waltman | MutantTurkey: most decent linear algebra systems have a way to deal with sparse matrices | 17:21 |
| waltman | or is this for a class, so you have to implement it yourself? | 17:21 |
| MutantTurkey | waltman: this is for work | 17:25 |
| MutantTurkey | trying to implement it in C | 17:25 |
| MutantTurkey | or C++ | 17:26 |
| waltman | Why are you trying to implement your own sparse matrix library instead of using one of the pre-built ones? | 17:28 |
| waltman | NumPy can handle sparse matrices | 17:28 |
| waltman | (btw) | 17:28 |
| waltman | I was about to recommend newmat, but I see in its docs that it does *not* support sparse matrices. | 17:31 |
| waltman | http://www.netlib.org/utk/people/JackDongarra/la-sw.html # knock yourself out :) | 17:32 |
| MutantTurkey | yeah numpy rocks | 17:36 |
| MutantTurkey | but I need to do this in C :-) | 17:36 |
| MutantTurkey | awesome link! | 17:37 |
| MutantTurkey | my seed ratio is 75+.... almost 2tb uploaded | 19:02 |
| MutantTurkey | all open source stuff too! | 19:03 |
| MutantTurkey | wait i lied.... 2.5tb almost | 19:07 |
| jackson | o/ | 19:54 |
| waltman | http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20130502_Call_of_the_Wild_Turkey_of_West_Philly.html | 20:07 |
| waltman | MutantTurkey: ^ | 20:07 |
| waltman | https://twitter.com/WPhillyTurkey | 20:10 |
| MutantTurkey | waltman: lol | 21:11 |
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