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• What is the fastest way to draw an image from discrete pixel values in Python? - Stack Overflow: import numpy as np import scipy.misc.pil util as smp # Create a 1024x1024x3 array of 8 bit unsigned integers data = np.zeros( (1024,1024,3), dtype=np.uint8 ) data[512,512] = [254,0,0] # Makes the middle pixel red data[512,513] = [0,0,255] # Makes the next pixel blue img = smp.toimage( data ) # Create a PIL image img.show() # View in default viewer
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• Breaking News: Recent US Temperature Numbers Revised Downwards Today | Coyote Blog: This is really big news, and a fabulous example of why two-way scientific discourse is still valuable, in the same week that both Newsweek and Al Gore tried to make the case that climate skeptics were counter-produc tive and evil. Climate scientist Michael Mann (famous for the hockey stick chart) once made the statement that the 1990?s were the warmest decade in a millennia and that "there is a 95 to 99% certainty that 1998 was the hottest year in the last one thousand years." (By the way, Mann now denies he ever made this claim, though you can watch him say these exact words in the CBC documentary Global Warming: Doomsday Called Off).
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• Google Video -- Adam Curtis: The Trap 1/3: Fuck You Buddy: 'Explores the concept and definition of freedom, specifically: how a simplistic model of human beings based on mathematician, John Nash's 'Game Theory' as self-seeking, almost robotic, creatures led to today's idea of freedom.'

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