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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ which made it easy for me to dive right in. I'll probably try out
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[d3js](http://d3js.org/) for my next visualization project though, it looks a
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whole lot more advanced.
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###Current laundry usage charts###
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### Current laundry usage charts
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I created an [app](/laundry) in [Django](https://www.djangoproject.com/) to
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display current laundry machine usage charts for all of the laundry rooms on
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ folder).
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The point was to make this as dead simple and easy to use as possible. Do you
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think I succeeded?
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###Weekly laundry usage chart###
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### Weekly laundry usage chart
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Knowing the *current* laundry machine usage is nice for saving a wasted trip
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down to the laundry room, but what if you wanted to plan ahead and do your
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Since this is questionably legal, make sure you understand any Terms of
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Services you accepted or laws in your locality regarding this before you follow
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the steps below ;).
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###Have Linux###
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### Have Linux
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Most of these instructions will assume you have Ubuntu, but
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most distributions will work.
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ While RTMPDump works on a variety of operating systems, I've only researched
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how to do this on Linux. Feel free to comment if you know how to do this in
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Windows or OSX.
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###Install RTMPDump###
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### Install RTMPDump
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This open source goodness can be found at
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[http://rtmpdump.mplayerhq.hu/](http://rtmpdump.mplayerhq.hu/) or you can just
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ typing the following into your terminal:
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sudo apt-get install rtmpdump
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~~~
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###Redirect ALL the RTMP!###
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### Redirect ALL the RTMP!
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Now we need to configure your firewall to redirect
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all RTMP traffic to a local port on your computer (Note: this will screw up any
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@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ the following into your terminal, there should be no output from the command:
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sudo iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -j REDIRECT
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~~~
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###Run rtmpsrv###
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### Run rtmpsrv
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When you install `rtmpdump`, a program called `rtmpsrv`
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should have been bundled with it and installed as well. We will want to run
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Streaming on rtmp://0.0.0.0:1935
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###Feed rtmpsrv the Precious Video###
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### Feed rtmpsrv the Precious Video
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Now go to your browser and open/refresh
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the page with the desired video. Try playing the video. If nothing happens and
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@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ will need it later.
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You can CTRL+C out of rtmpsrv now that we have what we need.
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###Undo the Redirection###
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### Undo the Redirection
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You must undo the iptables redirection command we
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performed earlier before you can do anything else, so run this in your
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sudo iptables -t nat -D OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -j REDIRECT
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~~~
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###Finally, Download the Precious Video###
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### Finally, Download the Precious Video
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Now paste that command you copied
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from the rtmpsrv output in the step before last into your terminal prompt and
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hit enter. You should now see a torrent of `INFO` printout along with a
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percentage as the video is being downloaded.
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###Feast Eyes on Precious Video###
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### Feast Eyes on Precious Video
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Once downloaded, the video file, which has a
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`flv` extension and was named by the `-o` parameter in the command you copied
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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ of tweaking. If anyone has read my past posts, they know that I am obsessed
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with configuring things. Here is what I came up with for everything I would
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ever need to do on my Chromebook:
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###Writing###
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### Writing
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I spent a lot of time downloading
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[various](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/write-space/aimodnlfiikjjnmdchihablmkdeobhad)
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@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ hassle though, so I often just stick to the default style. It’s a sign that I
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am procrastinating if I’m trying to look for the “perfect template” to write in
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anyways.
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###Programming###
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### Programming
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I’ve gotten so used to [vim](http://www.vim.org/) in a Linux
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terminal that I don’t think I could ever use any other editor. There are a few
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@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ have all of the great chrome apps and extensions right at my fingertips.
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Especially when some apps can be opened up in small panels in the corner of the
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screen temporarily.
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###Panels###
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### Panels
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Chrome recently released a new concept for opening new windows
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called “Panels”, and once I discovered them I couldn’t get enough of them. The
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@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Panel](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/improved-google-tasks-pan/kgnap
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I’m still lacking Facebook Messenger and Google Voice panel view apps, so I
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might try my hand at creating one myself soon.
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###Web Browsing###
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### Web Browsing
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And, of course, being a laptop dedicated to chrome, it
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obviously has a great web browsing experience.
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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ protect my eyes from the blinding light of my monitors I've tooled my desktop
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environment over the course of a few months to be as dark as possible. It has
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gotten complex enough that I thought it would be worth sharing now.
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###dotfiles###
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### dotfiles
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Before I begin, I want to note that all the configuration for the setup I'm
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describing is stored in a [dotfiles repo on my github
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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ the master branch fairly often, but the
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[midnight](https://github.com/thallada/dotfiles/tree/midnight) branch will
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always contain the setup described here.
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###bspwm###
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### bspwm
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Inspired by [/r/unixporn](http://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn), I decided to switch
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from gnome to bspwm, a minimal tiling window manager that positions windows like
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@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ under the home directory and it's super easy to add my own. The hotkeys make
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this superior to gnome for me because I never have to touch my mouse to move
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around the desktop.
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###gnome and gtk###
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### gnome and gtk
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I still love some of the features from gnome. Especially the text hinting, which
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is why I still run `gnome-settings-daemon` in my [bspwm startup
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[Numix](https://numixproject.org/) gtk theme which seems to behave fine with
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this setting.
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###Gnome Terminal###
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### Gnome Terminal
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I've tried using a few other lighter-weight terminals like xterm, but I still
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like the features of gnome-terminal more. I created a "bspwm" profile and set
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I can then map my hotkeys for starting a new terminal to the command
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`gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=bspwm`.
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###vim###
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### vim
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Making vim dark is pretty easy. Just put this in the
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[`.vimrc`](https://github.com/thallada/dotfiles/blob/master/vim/.vimrc):
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colorscheme distinguished
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~~~
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###tmux/byobu###
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### tmux/byobu
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I like the abstraction that [byobu](http://byobu.co/) puts ontop of tmux, so
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that's what I use in the terminal. Colors can be configured by editing the
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BYOBU_HIGHLIGHT="\#303030"
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MONOCHROME=0
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###evince###
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### evince
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I tell my browser, firefox, to open pdfs in evince (aka. Document Viewer)
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because evince can darken pdfs.
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Select View > Invert Colors and then Edit > Save Current Settings as Default and
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now most pdfs will be displayed as white text on black background.
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###gimp###
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### gimp
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Gimp allows you to change themes easily. [Gimp GTK2 Photoshop CS6
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Theme](http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=160952) is my favorite
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dark theme. Put that in `~/.gimp-2.8/themes/` (or whichever gimp version is
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installed) and, in Gimp, change the theme at Edit > Preferences > Theme.
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###Firefox###
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### Firefox
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I had to hack firefox a lot to get it to be universally dark since the web
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(unfortunately!) doesn't have a night mode switch. I'm using firefox instead of
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of the vimperator help pages dark, I had to add the protocol `liberator://` to
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the regex for Midnight Surfing Alternative (exact syntax for that above).
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###Redshift###
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### Redshift
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At night, it's also useful to filter out blue light to help with sleep.
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[Redshift](http://jonls.dk/redshift/) is a utility that does this automatically
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###Invert it all!###
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### Invert it all!
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I noticed that with the dark colors and my monitor brightness turned low, it was
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hard to see the screen during the day because of glares. An easy solution to
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experimentation if you are already familiar with DeepDream, Deep Style, and all
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the other latest happenings in generating images with deep neural networks.
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###Background and History###
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### Background and History
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On [May 18, 2015 at 2 a.m., Alexander
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Mordvintsev](https://medium.com/backchannel/inside-deep-dreams-how-google-made-its-computers-go-crazy-83b9d24e66df#.g4t69y8wy),
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a lot of potential for generating game art even if it can't act as a real-time
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filter.
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###Applications: Generating Satellite Images for Procedural World Maps###
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### Applications: Generating Satellite Images for Procedural World Maps
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I personally know very little machine learning, but I have been able to produce
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a lot of interesting results by using the tool provided by
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###Applications: More Fun###
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### Applications: More Fun
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For fun, here are some other outputs that I liked.
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###Limitations###
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### Limitations
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I don't have infinite money for a GTX Titan X, so I'm stuck with using OpenCL on
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my more-than-a-few-generations-old AMD card. It takes about a half-hour to
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