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A: How can I schedule a later task in Python? While the other answers rely on external programs, you can do the same inside python. Using `time.sleep()` If you don't need to do any other tasks during this 10 min. ``` #!/usr/bin/env python3 import time def doThisIn10min(): # Replace this with the function you need to do in 10min... (more) |
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A: How to convert Dos paths to Posix paths in Powershell TL;DR: Use `wslpath` and hope for the best. You can use it like this in Powershell: `wsl wslpath -u 'C:\\some\\path\\to\\folder\\or\\file.txt' ` Long answer Converting them is hard. There is windows tool `wslpath` for Windows with WSL, but that may not work in every case. There is also `wi... (more) |
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A: OpenGL: Pass a double vector from vertex shader to fragment shader Found a workaround: Instead of doing the calculating in the vertex shader, do it in the fragment shader. The precision error only occurs because the different vertexes have a `uv` value that is close together relative to the absolute value of `uv`. Which causes multiple fragments to have the same ... (more) |
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OpenGL: Pass a double vector from vertex shader to fragment shader TL;DR: How to pass a interpolated `double` vector, such as a `dvec2`, from the vertex shader to the fragment shader? I have a vertex shader. In this the output variable `out vec2 uv;` is set. And i have a fragment shader, in this the (intperpolated) input variable `in vec2 uv;` is expected. This w... (more) |
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A: Is omitting braces for single statements bad practice? While there are already good answers, i want to give yet another reason to always use `{}`: Macros. Lets consider this code: ``` #include #define FOO(n) puts(n[1]); puts(n[0]); int main(int argc, char argv) { if(argc>1) FOO(argv); } ``` You may expect that the code insid... (more) |
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