Gladdyu

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by Gladdyu 11y ago
To be honest, the average C++ programmer should not be bothered with any of the concurrency stuff. The chance that you get it wrong and introduce subtle concurrency bugs that will obviously only show up in production environments is simply
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
They shouldn't be able to do so but even if they could they wouldn't do it. It'd show that the claims they make on the security of their product are invalid.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Definitely, if you just want implement one in a HDL. For instance the RISC-V ISA has been implemented multiple times in various languages [for instance: https://github.com/ucb-bar/riscv-sodor ]. RISC-V is quite a bit mo
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
http://www.4004.com/assets/4004-lajos-schematics.gif That might be one.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Great! A manual to Kerbal Space Program.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpNNa_Mokok
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I can imagine that it would not work for EU for some reason, but it even returns that there are no concerts in NYC for the entire month of September. This leaves me wondering, where did you get the quotes from that this service is the best
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I can imagine that you'd run into all kinds of legal issues when you use the address of some unknowing stranger as your own for whatever, probably not the most trustworthy, purpose. Would not use.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Do any solutions for the automatic management/setup of a large cluster of node + arm already exist? Managing a few, yet powerful servers is already tricky - it can only get worse when dealing with loads of low-power servers when you do
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
The 'greater rate in the past' would correspond with the supposed inflationary model of the universe (a very fast expansion just after the big bang), only the wording here is a bit confusing. For more info: http://www.c
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Considering that had the opportunity to completely customize Hack but stayed rather close to PHP, does anyone else find it weird that they are already trying to move on from the Hack semantics by auto-generating the code? Wouldn't it h
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Reading a good book allows you to experience years of someone's life in just a few hours.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Our number system is in log: value(number) ~ 10^length(number)
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Now you just need to automatically post the pictures to imgur/reddit and let the karma flow in. :|
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
"port their software to Linux". The main issue there is that there is not one single linux, the market is very fragmented. Getting the binary format right (which is the same across distros) is the trivial part, just set the proper
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
A task/context switch involves dumping the entire contents of the registers and caches, loading the new values and resuming execution of the other task. It most likely messes up your pipeline - it's several orders of magnitude
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
What would prevent the user from simply adding another key once they are logged in for the next time or disabling the script. '~/.ssh/authorized_keys' can be can be read and modified by the user which is currently logged
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
The framework allows for partial data updates - for instance for a 3D renderer it suffices the push the new position to the GPU whilst the vertex data remains in GPU memory. If you invoke the kernel function again it will not recompile the
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I added the GPLv3 licence [1]: I didn't think it'd get this much attention to be honest and therefore the licensing didn't cross my mind. [1] https://github.com/Gladdy/EasyOpenCL/commit/da59775e
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
CUDA has a nice toolchain, but the point of this is to remove all of the low-level stuff. For performance (even on NVIDIA cards) it doesn't really matter whether you use CUDA or OpenCL [1] + OpenCL runs everywhere as a bonus. [1] http
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I still have some plans to auto-derive the optimal work/global/local group sizes, however, that still takes some work. Therefore, I just implemented the most basic straightforward alternative (which is indeed rather restrictive at
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EasyOpenCL – The easiest way to get started with GPU programming(github.com)
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
What would be your use case? Apart from this being a nice feat of technology and the possibility of loading the data asynchronously, in what scenario would it be practical to present 1K+ rows of data to a user? It's infeasible or at le
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
The history of Netscape, part of this is also very well described in Ben Horowitz's book, 'the hard thing about hard things'.
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Not necessarily, but the world is evolving which means that maintaining the same product will not be profitable forever (or in this case, never). Companies will want to continue exist and generate more profits for their owners, which means
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Twitter is like a car in first gear: loads of noise, loads of turnover (rpm) but profit (speed), not so much yet. However if you want to get somewhere you actually need to shift up at some point: growth numbers start to decline so they&#x27
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Don't forget simplicity - their goal is learning by creating a "super basic CPU" for which you can write "some assembly". Including pipelining in this design would distract from the main purpose. It would make a nic
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Cardanos equation is complete, but only under the assumption that complex numbers exist, however, the same is true for the formula of closed-form solutions of quadratic equations. The difference is that Cardanos equation might make use of c
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
Quintic equations cannot be solved algebraically in the general case. It would require more understanding of algebra by the program whereas I suspect this merely detects the order of the equation and then applies the proper solving formula
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by Gladdyu 11y ago
I wonder how this will compare to Intels 3D NAND flash chips ( http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2015/08/12/intel-micron-develop-3d... ). Some competition on similar technologies is never wrong!

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