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    How to Use Three.js And React to Render a 3D Model of Your Self

    In this article, we’ll cover how to render and configure 3D assets created in a 3D software program like Blender or Maya in a React project using react-three-fiber. To get a customized 3D model of yourself, We well use Ready Player Me, a free-to-use 3D avatar creator.

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    Algorithms in JavaScript with visual examples.

    Recursion is a way to represent the time and space complexity of an algorithm. Every time the first element of array will be sliced, because we have already cheked it for odd or even.

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    Math support in Markdown

    From today, you can use the $ and $$ delimiters natively in Markdown on GitHub to insert math expressions. This content is then rendered using the highly popular MathJax library. Mathematical expressions are key to information sharing amongst engineers, scientists, data scientists and mathematicians.

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    The Math Behind Nesting Rounded Corners

    The Math Behind Nesting Rounded Corners is the math behind nesting rounded corners. To nest one circle inside of another, the inner circle needs a smaller radius than the outer circle.

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    Mathematics for Machine Learning: The Free eBook

    Mathematics for Machine Learning: The Free eBook is a book by Marc Peter Deisenroth, A Aldo Faisal, and Cheng Soon Ong. The aim is to provide a short, concise book, which is then augmented by exercises and Jupyter notebooks.

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    Stranger Scripts

    JavaScript is out! The Weirdo on Maple Street Joey, Andrea, and Juan are wandering in the woods when they encounter JavaScript. They freeze as the programming language tries to communicate with them but can't figure out what it's trying to say. With the help of an interpreter, they managed to capture the strange language. This happens because the sum now acts as a concatenate and converts each side of the + sign into a string. This is done by design.

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    Implementing 3D graphics in React

    3D rendering is the process of using data and models to represent a three-dimensional interface. In React, there are different libraries to help you to render 3D graphics in React. The Three.js Library, React Three Fiber, and React Three Drei The mesh tag represents the THREE.Mesh() in React, which is a Three.JS function.

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    MathLive.js - A web component for math input

    MathLive provides a JavaScript implementation that faithfully reproduces the output of TeX. MathLive supports over 800 TeX commands.

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    GitHub’s top 10 blog posts of 2022

    The GitHub Blog is highlighting some of the incredible work from GitHub’s engineers, product teams, and security researchers during 2022. Include diagrams in your Markdown files with Mermaid. A picture tells a thousand words.

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    Build 3D visuals in Vue with Lunchbox.js

    Lunchbox.js is a custom renderer for Three.js. It uses Vue’s component-based model and declarative style to handle imperative Three.JS functionalities under the hood. The library provides access to primitive Three. JS objects and classes through components, such as: mesh, light, material.

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    JavaScript Random Number – How to Generate a Random Number in JS

    JavaScript has many built-in methods for working with numbers and performing mathematical calculations. In this article, you will learn how to use the Math.random() method to retrieve random numbers. For example, you may want to generate a random number when developing a JavaScript game, such as a number guessing game.

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    CSS Infinite and Circular Rotating Image Slider | CSS-Tricks

    CSS Infinite and Circular Rotating Image Slider Image sliders are everywhere. There are a lot of CSS tricks to create the common slider where the images slide from left to right (or the opposite) It's the same deal with the many JavaScript libraries out there that create fancy sliders with complex animations.

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    The Missing Math Methods in JavaScript

    JavaScript Math object contains some useful and powerful mathematical operations that can be used in web development. But it lacks many important operations that most other languages provide (such as Haskell, which has a huge number of them) Here are quick links to each one: Sum - Product - Odd and Even - triangleNumber - Factorial - Factors. For a number to be even, it must be divisible by two, it’s the opposite.

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    This copilot is stupid and wants to kill me: Matthew Butterick

    Microsoft released an AI-based tool for writing soft­ware called Git­Hub Copilot. As a lawyer and 20+ year partic­i­pant in the world of open-source soft-ware, I agree with those who consider Copilot to be primarily an engine for violating open- source licenses.

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    15 More Free Machine Learning and Deep Learning Books

    Free Machine Learning and Deep Learning ebooks are available for free. Check out this second list of 15 FREE ebooks for learning machine learning and deep learning ebooks. Click here to read 15 free ebooks to help you learn about deep learning and machine learning.

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    How I Got $10,000 From GitHub For Bypassing Filtration oF HTML tags

    GitHub's new feature gives the ability to render or display Mathematical expressions in Markdown through the MathJax library. The GitHub markdown files are using some more filters in which “they simply filtered any advance tags except <style’s tags’ But, you know what happens with my report “Report closed within 5 mins by bot saying that it is a previously identified issue and is being tracked internally” The second way.

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    JavaScript String Comparison – How to Compare Strings in JS

    You may want to compare two strings to know which is higher or lower alphabetically or to see if they are equal. You can do this in many ways. I'll show you two of them in this article.1. How to Compare Strings Using localeCompare.

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    JavaScript Math Operators

    JavaScript has a full-featured set of math operators and functions at its disposal. This web development tutorial will introduce you to JavaScript’s many math operators, the types of numbers in JavaScript, and operator precedence rules. There are many types of operators in JavaScript that pertain to math are called Ar arithmetic operators.

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    Basic math in JavaScript — numbers and operators - Learn web development

    JavaScript only has one data type for numbers, both integers and decimals twoDecimalPlaces. Sometimes you might end up with a number that is stored as a string type, which makes it difficult to perform calculations with it. This most commonly happens when data is entered into a form input, and the input type is text.

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    How to Generate a Random Number within Certain a Range in JavaScript

    In JavaScript, there's the method of the object which returns random numbers. But this has a range limitation. So let's see how we can take advantage of this method to solve for different ranges. How do you do that in JavaScript? I'll show you how with examples in this article.

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    Why You need Math for Machine Learning

    A lot of Deep Learning Gurus on Twitter make claims like this. Not learning at least some Math BEFORE you get into ML will actively hurt you. Almost no Deep Learning engineer uses Fourier Series, Number Transformations, Calculus, or anything fancy regularly. You can train, test, evaluate, deploy, and even cross-validate models without any Mathematical/Theoretical Foundations.

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    How to Work with Numbers and Dates in JavaScript

    A number is a primitive wrapper object used to convert the data type to a number. We will see how to convert a string to number using the Number wrapper object. The first method is better because it is more precise. If the floating point (the number after the decimal) is below 5, it rounds down. It is totally opposite to Math.floor() Math.ceil() rounds up to next integer of the floating points.

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    Ten Minute Physics

    In this tutorial I explain the basics of Eulerian, grid-based fluid simulation and show how to write a simulation engine based on these discussed concepts. I use python in connection with the n Nvidia python extension warp as a simple way to write GPU simulations. I also briefly discuss the implementation as a python blender plugin.

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    How Aristotle Created the Computer

    Mathematical logic was pioneered by philosopher-mathematicians, most notably George Boole and Gottlob Frege, who were themselves inspired by Leibniz’s dream of a universal “concept language,’ and the ancient logical system of Aristotle. The validity of the argument is determined solely by the logical structure.

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    A Guide to Rounding Numbers in JavaScript

    JavaScript’s Math object provides a number of ways to round numbers to an integer value. Rounding down ensures that the integer will start at zero and that each integer will have an equal chance of being returned. The next method we’ll look at is Math.trunc, which truncates the number provided as an argument. It basically just removes the decimal part of the number, leaving just the integer part. The two methods behave differently.