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100% whole grain: https://youtu.be/Uj9nfkpS2u8?t=682 https://youtu.be/jd_r69WauPk?t=812
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6y ago
Great? It's a brick! Just put "sourdough" into Google images
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Well it looks like it didn't rise properly, maybe needs a better starter...
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6y ago
Looking at the horrible website redesign, they are trying to innovate
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I use it too and it hasn't, you still need to look at the suggestions before you accept them. It's not that good, so I won't lose my job just yet.
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6y ago
You can add new "heads" to GPT networks and train those heads to use GPT for new applications.
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The Raspberry Pi 4 Vulcan Driver Is Getting Closer
(tomshardware.com)
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There's a common meme that also adds Hungarian: https://forum.ultras-tifo.net/countries-ball-39-s-comics-t28...
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They don't have a data retention policy [1]. The European Union for example requires "the retention of data generated or processed in connection with the provision of publicly available electronic communications services or of pub
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Some VPN provider's claims were verified in court and thus it's known they don't keep logs, so the article's claims just fall apart: https://www.techspot.com/news/82259-keeping-private-5-vpns-h... E
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6y ago
In Firefox you can use middle mouse click or Ctrl+click to open a link in new tab
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roughly 100-300 mcg
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To do this for all sites you can enable First Party Isolation if Firefox by toggling privacy.firstparty.isolate in about:config, or have a UI button that toggles is through an addon [1]. I've been using it for years and it only seems t
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I'm curious what caused the drop in infections and then the subsequent second wave. Summer, I'm guessing.
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Would you personally volunteer to have your family die in the future to save 1 person now?
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Let's say you draw 1 million samples from a uniform distribution between 0 and 1. I'm saying that if you know the distribution you can sort in O(N log(log(N))). Are you claiming you can sort them in O(N)?
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That's almost never the case in practice. What distribution the data is drawn from on the other hand can often be known or approximated.
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I think it's proven it doesn't work because the RPi CPU doesn't have enough BAR (Base Address Register) space. More details in this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20399652
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I remember learning as part of my CS degree that knowing the distribution of your data allows you to sort it in N log(log(N)) instead of N log(N) (which assumes a comparison based sort), although back then it wasn't given such a fashio
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IIRC the PCIe interface is not compatible with GPUs.
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And thus the term "chess playing buttplug" is used for the very first time in history...
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Magic Lantern
(magiclantern.fm)
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6y ago
Considering the HN audience I recommend Canon cameras with Magic Lantern
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After having used both Python and C++ for a while I concluded that most of the problems of C++ could be solved by a proper standard library.
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As a fellow CS major: Try looking at Graduate Research Engineer positions in an area that interests you. Machine learning, computer vision, etc. These usually require quite a bit of creativity and a good understanding of math to solve probl
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Can't edit it now... maybe dang catches it
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Why do they need to survive if they are not needed?
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You won't get new information if you ban anything that disagrees with the old information
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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Quasirandom Sequences
(extremelearning.com.au)
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This is my understanding as well. In a classic MC problem, global illumination with path tracing, low discrepancy-based sampling converges about twice as fast as random numbers. The Cycles renderer in Blender doesn't even give you the
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