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I don't think any of the physics we know is truly fundamental.
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Only the last one
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Masking out parts of the image and monitoring how each part changes the prediction. This lets you porduce and "importance map" about which parts of the image contribute more to the prediction.
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Quick summary: The drive is 1TB with a 12 GB SLC cache that's capable of 2160 MBps write speeds. When you write more than 12GB in a short time to the drive you can run out of this cache and speeds drop to 390 MBps. The dive was previou
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Bergeron "In the year 2081, the 211th, 212th, and 213th amendments to the Constitution dictate that all Americans are fully equal and not allowed to be smarter, better-lookin
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Carbon Costs Quantified(astralcodexten.substack.com)
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That's a good idea!
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Because modulo arithmetic needs to include 0, so if you do modulo arithmetic on indices 0 based indexing is better.
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That would be amazing. Even an opt-in system that automatically mirrors your tweets to Mastodon or something would be useful.
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Your leg is being pulled.
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RAM disks make no difference for gaming
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By the way, the Feedbro RSS reader lets you subscribe to twitter accounts like an RSS feed: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/feedbroreader...
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All Instagram frontends are broken now, so if Twitter goes through with the change Nitter's days are numbered.
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Your linked page calls it a "phone" not a "smartphone", so you're proving GP's point.
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No. It's fully driverless in geographically limited areas .
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Still, Level 3 can be more "advanced" than Level 4.
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Thanks. Can the macros have loops and conditionals? E.g. keep sending left clicks every 0.01 seconds until I press the left mouse key.
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Which mice do? Is there a list somewhere? I just got a Steelseries mouse and the programmability only works if the driver is running in the background. I might as well just use Autohotkey. My previous A4Tech mouse was actually programmable.
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I recall raeading that myocarditis was 6x higher in people with COVID than from vaccines
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The Wolfram language successfully resolves it: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=sin%28pi+%2F+6%29+%3D%...
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> How we moved from MongoDB to a thousand Chinese children memorizing numbers and you should too! [medium.com]
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Or is it a bunch of crap?
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No, not all of them
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And South Park too
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I'm on my phone, otherwise I would have written more
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Well then you're a very lucky person to be able to enjoy today's movies so much. Can I ask how old you are?
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Nim compiles to C, so it can be a drop in replacement.
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In path tracing you don't want random numbers but low discrepancy sequences
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In which algorithms is the random number generation the bottleneck?
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I pretty much learned English from Jeff's games, so it's partially his fault now I'm here to annoy all of you.

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