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klepto extends python's lru_cache to utilize different keymaps and alternate caching algorithms, such as lfu_cache and mru_cache. While caching is meant for fast access to saved results, klepto also has archiving capabilities, for longer-term storage. klepto uses a simple dictionary-sytle interface for all caches and archives, and all caches can be applied to any python function as a decorator.
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Youâre in love. The two of you want to share the rest of your lives. So, being good game theorists, you have a romantic dinner and plan how to align your interests for mutually beneficial optimal strategic behavior.
Your goals are (1) to Odysseus yourself so that even if youâre momentarily tempted to break up you canât, and (2) to remove the power of breaking up as a negotiation tactic so that you both invest fully in the relationship.
So you come up with a plan: Youâll make costly commitments by purchasing jewelry, and youâll sign a contract with the government that intermingles assets and is difficult to unwind. Maybe youâll even join a religion that says that breaking up is punished in the afterlife.
Thatâs helpful, but you go further. You decide to throw a giant expensive party where you both invite everyone you know and make loud public vows to each other. You consider telling everyone âOK, here are some promises that weâve designed to maximize how embarrassing it would be for us to break upâ, but decide itâs better not to make that explicit. You wear jewelry at all times to indicate youâre taken, and you get everyone to agree to lose respect for you if you donât stay together. Critically, you get everyone to agree that itâs gauche to discuss the strategic logic of all this.
It works. The two of you are so legendarily happy that everyone starts to copy your techniques. Generations later, everyone is still doing this stuff without thinking about it, which makes it work even better.
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Amazon.fr - Cartographie des réseaux: L'art de représenter la complexité. - Lima, Manuel - Livres
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Le bump stock est un dispositif permettant à une arme semi-automatique (en général un fusil) de tirer en rafales automatiques, et donc d'avoir une rapidité de feu presque équivalente à celle d'une arme automatique.
ConcrĂštement, le bump stock est une crosse amovible qui utilise lâĂ©nergie du recul de lâarme pour imprimer un mouvement de va-et-vient extrĂȘmement rapide au fusil. Les projectiles du fusil se rechargent alors au mĂȘme rythme qu'ils sont tirĂ©s, jusqu'Ă environ 500 coups par minute, ou 9 balles par seconde1.
Dans la mesure oĂč les bump stock permettent, aux Ătats-Unis, de contourner la loi amĂ©ricaine qui interdit la vente d'armes automatiques, tout en permettant Ă des armes semi-automatiques de devenir bien plus dangereuses, ils sont des Ă©lĂ©ments importants du dĂ©bat sur la lĂ©gislation sur les armes aux Ătats-Unis. Lors de la fusillade de Las Vegas de 2017, en particulier, le tireur avait en sa possession 12 armes semi-automatiques modifiĂ©es avec un bump stock, ce qui lui a probablement permis d'ĂȘtre aussi mortel (58 morts et 527 blessĂ©s) en « fauchant » les passants par rafales1.
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Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain â Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
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Has anyone seen the mirror array that was built with ~2"X2"stainless steel mirrors that are attached to a sheet of blue spring steel that was laser cut as a compliant mechanism for each mirror so when an offset wheel on a threaded bolt behind the mirror is turned it progressively tilts the mirror from a minimal angle to a maximum angle? Each bolt was then driven using a single stepper motor(one mirror adjustment motor for the whole array, kind of a budget build, instead of one motor per mirror)on a belt driven x-y frame. The mirror array was positioned horizontally 2' off the floor of a museum with works of art, a camera is then pointed at an angle near eyelevel probably 20' away from the array. Then you choose an art work and the mirrors are rotated through their angles and when that pixel(mirror) reflects the color back to the camera that matches the art work you chose it stops moves to the next mirror and then repeats until there is a full image made of reflected light. Obviously the final image is pixelated but roughly resembles the original work. I saw this years ago and can no longer find any of it online. I've tried every search combination I could think of. Some of these details might be wrong but I'm just going off memory here. Pls help
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