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by Fronzie 9y ago
The combination of tensorflow and codeplay's computeCPP might already work. At least they have added SyCL support for the linear algebra library (Eigen)
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by Fronzie 9y ago
According to the Migration Agency: "It is possible to apply to come to Sweden as an entrepreneur and get a residence permit as an entrepreneur, and in those cases different rules apply." More countries have different rules for dif
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by Fronzie 9y ago
They are, although over the last decade the amount of people driving above 180kph seems to have gotten less. It has gotten more busy on the road, and a government campaign promoting safe driving which seems to have had effect.
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by Fronzie 9y ago
That's a limited view. One could very well make it's own class with malloc()/free() in the constructor/destructor, without exposing any pointer like interface. This can be done without reference counting, contrary to wha
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by Fronzie 9y ago
In their faq they do seem to step over RAII as an idiom to have scalable and maintainable memory management without garbage collection. For (semi-) realtime systems, the predictability of RAII is a huge benefit.
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by Fronzie 9y ago
Someone did go through the trouble of reverse-engineering the fingerprint sensor. The code works on my thinkpad. https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 Only thing left is someone willing to clean up the code and upst
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by Fronzie 9y ago
in order to exploit it from a script running in a web-browser: there's a high-resolution timer in javascript. This one is limited to 5 to 20 us resolution to prevent such attacks. Recently a shared-memory extension has been proposed. o
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by Fronzie 9y ago
Does anyone know how the extraction cost of shale compare to the declining cost of solar? Are we at the point already where some oil fields become non-profitable?
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by Fronzie 9y ago
Yes, that or manual runtime dispatching. Which is doable if there are only a few hot-spots in the code. It'd be so sweet if multi-versioning became well supported across all major compilers (including MSVC)
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by Fronzie 9y ago
What I gather from the (incomplete) data, indeed the backup plant would have fired up in about 6 seconds. Isn't it wasteful/inefficient/expensive though, to fire up a whole plant if just providing a few seconds of electricity
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by Fronzie 9y ago
answer: you don't