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Where do you find plastic tea bags? I don't think I've ever seen one.
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Nvidia's heuristics are not accurate, and it's not possible to achieve peak performance without search.
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Sniffs out, meaning diagnoses
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> don't know what the chances of a catastrophic viral outbreak being located next to a BSL-4 lab is This should give you an idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_laboratory_biosecurity...
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I tried to do this for polygons rendered aliased by computing edge position and reweighting pixel colours. It looks great when polygons are large but it breaks for small polygons (when polygon size is close to pixel size)
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I think the same about regular neutral networks
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I'd like to know that as well
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There are many "compilers", you can download The Pile yourself.
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Believe it or not, to be able to do that at a high throughput you need half of a GPU anyway, like a cache hierarchy.
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To me this finding shows how transformers don't generalise, since they need specialised embeddings to handle a problem
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Yeah I'm a third into Penrose's book right now but I don't buy the argument. However I can see where he's coming from and he presents everything objectively, opinions are clearly highlighted as such.
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Oh we absolutely could, we could have done it with 1960s technology in fact: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Orion_(nuclear_propu...
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I can't believe I didn't already know this
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And AMD is nowhere to be found
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There is the Nim-based Nico: https://github.com/ftsf/nico
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Check out 'quake mode' of Windows Terminal
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Xbox Kinect
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That's too limiting even for a video encoder
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What is the 2nd cheapest, and what is the most expensive? And where is the aeropress in the ranking?
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How long until AI can do the curation?
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Did you have a gigabit wired connection to the server?
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I think he programmed Wonfenstein 3D alone in about 4 months, it's not like he took his time
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I tried geforce now, it's amazing, lag is almost imperceptible with the 8ms ping I had.
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Douglas Adams was more of a visionary than I thought
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It only reads your source code
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Isn't the human brain a probabilistic trick as well?
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You could optimize this further if you're combining multiple lookups
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A simplified definition could be: It's ray tracing if the ray direction is never chosen randomly, randomness (Monte Carlo integration) makes it path tracing.
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The mental load would reduce with practice very quickly
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If you need CUDA don't care about AMD.
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