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i’m working on a project where I’m reading two INMP441 MEMS microphones that share the same I2S lines. I’ve connected one microphone’s LR pin to VCC and the other to GND, so they correspond to left ...
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I am facing some strange timings with the RegularGridInterpolator from scipy. Splitting the interpolation into 100 chunks and concatenating the final result seems to be faster for large arrays: When ...
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TFORM is considered a great tool for manipulating large and symbolic equations. In this thread, I’d like to share my optimization problem, which concerns a very simple operation — equations expansion. ...
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Yet another RealityKit question. I have a player Entity whose movements throughout the world model I want to be able to script. I've managed to translate the simple SceneKit actions to RealityKit, ...
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I'm developing a console application that periodically executes two threads: one for a tickEvent function and another for updating the console display. Currently, each thread simply blocks on a ...
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I've written a simple JavaScript function to estimate the screen's refresh rate using requestAnimationFrame: let frameCount = 0; let startTime = performance.now(); let refreshRateEstimate = 0; ...
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I just discovered Godot introduced Dictionary type-casting in v4.4, and I decided to play around with it a bit. I was curious whether using type-cast dictionaries would be more or less efficient time-...
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When I run my code to measure how much time a program thread spends in CPU (both user and system) I use the API such as struct timespec start, end; clock_gettime(...
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I was taking a look at the authentication TLV implementation for linuxPTP stack. If I understand correctly, once you configure two nodes and if you provide a pair of keys to the two nodes, ...
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I'm using profvis to profile my functions in R, but I want to extract specific timings for subfunctions. For example if I run a = profvis({ dat <- data.frame( x = rnorm(5e4), y = ...
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Im working on a bash profiling tool called timep that gives per-command runtime profile for bash scripts and functions. It does this using a DEBUG trap to record start time and stop time for each ...
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I'm looking for a low-overhead method for my program to stall a few cycles on an Intel CPU, without causing memory accesses or side effects that could alter the CPU components' data (e.g. no usleep())....
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I'm comparing the speed difference between these two methods of updating a column on a data table (for testing, the flag column is 50% TRUE, 50% FALSE): A[flag==TRUE,b:=b + myfunc(a,b)] A[,b:=b + ...
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Each method is getting large variations in computation time, even with lots of repeats (to obtain a mean). The effect appears to get worse with larger n. This is my timing code. def timeBlock(func, n,...
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I'm sure this has something to do with the timing of things loading, but I can't figure it out. I'm using Oracle's Jet charting libraries and trying to convert the y-axis to a percent When I run this ...

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