The man is programming a software renderer for PPSSPP. It's amazing to see more great developers work on it.
What is this madness you have stored on your PB neobrain?
I told you Germans aren't human. Looks like he's simplifying an infinite sequence summation, no idea why. Probably schoolwork?
so wich ones better jpcsp or ppsspp
waa? i got to try this out since iv only been using jpcsp
just finish downloading and..........IT HAS PRETTY OPTIONS :O
yoooo jpcsp has officially made the recycle bin except theres no recycling xD where have i been!
while im at it whats the best ps1 emu
and thanks for the update
Youtube has removed the stop download option when you right click a video, meaning the video will continue to buffer no matter what, quite the inconvenience.
(06-27-2013, 08:17 AM)Garteal Wrote: [ -> ]What is this madness you have stored on your PB neobrain?
It's part of the derivation of
Planck's law based on quantized radiation (which is why you have sums instead of an integral). As you can see, for quantized radiation calculating the term is more complicated than solving an integral (which would be the case if light wasn't quantized). I didn't like my professor's way of calculating the infinite series, so I tried figuring it out on my own.
Fwiw, what you see pretty much is just an application of the
geometric series (twice). I felt that to be more natural than rewriting n*e^(an) as d/da (e^(an)) and then interchanging the derivative and sum symbols.
(06-27-2013, 07:06 PM)Zee530 Wrote: [ -> ]Youtube has removed the stop download option when you right click a video, meaning the video will continue to buffer no matter what, quite the inconvenience.
This ^^, now I can't see the video thumbnails :3
@neobrain
Serious question: Are you a wizard?
Really, NV? I understood most of what he said.