Narew

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by Narew 2y ago
It's changing the crystal not the structure but the state. Ruby crystal are gained medium for laser https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_laser you can pumped them with light.
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by Narew 2y ago
There was also this site to simulate area affected : https://www.nukethis.com/
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by Narew 3y ago
Vulkan and DirectX12 are really lower level than OpenGL. The API of Metal is high level and more beginner friendly. I really hope to have a Metal like API on top of Vulkan because currently vulkan can't replace OpenGL for beginner and
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by Narew 3y ago
in the FAQ : Will Pretendo support the Wii/Switch? > The Wii already has custom servers provided by Wiimmfi. We currently do not wish to target the Switch as it is both paid and completely different to Nintendo Network.
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by Narew 3y ago
Unfortunatly its not that simple expecially for NVIDIA driver and cuda install. That's why we usually use conda that can handle cuda install but even with that some time it work flawlessly and some time not.
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by Narew 3y ago
Same question for the decorator tf.function ?
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by Narew 3y ago
Yes I understand why they do the move (they want to attract pytorch user). What's the benefit for the user instead of directly using pytorch for example ? I see we can maybe use tpu by switching to jax etc... PS: sorry I'm a bit s
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by Narew 3y ago
Keras was already that some years ago. It supported tensorflow, theano, mxnet if my memory is right. And then they ditched everything for tensorflow. At the time it was really hard to use keras without calling backend directly for lots of o
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by Narew 3y ago
Some of these models are really open source. For example segment anything is MIT licensed.
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by Narew 3y ago
Maybe a naive question but why using Deno instead of v8 directly for javascript interpreter/compiler/runtime, it can also be called from rust.
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by Narew 3y ago
The ONNX format have been develop by Microsoft and Faceboof and is really well supported by pytorch as it was develop for exchange between Pytorch and Caffe2. The ONNX Runtime is use by lots of software for inference only to run on windows
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by Narew 4y ago
I have also seen some use case where python is use as a DSL to generate optimised C++/GPU code. For example Pythran can be use like that. This generated code will be use somewhere else like existing C++ codebase.
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by Narew 4y ago
There was also this neural network module in redis if you want to do training and inference in a redid DB. (quite old btw) https://github.com/antirez/neural-redis
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by Narew 4y ago
It's really close to "Ricochet Robot" in its principle. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/51/ricochet-robots Really fun game
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by Narew 4y ago
It's for inference only not training. In this use case, there is lots of device that's not Nvidia. For server you have Google tpu, for more close to public there is the Apple Neural Engine for example.
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by Narew 4y ago
Maybe I'm too conservative but I don't think Counter-strike or fps in general could make on a wide broadcast. (It still people killing other people) We would have more chance on politically acceptable game like (Trackmania, Rock
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by Narew 4y ago
Doesn't you will have the same issue, a C-like interface. Maybe I missed something, but Rust and ffi mean you use a C interface from C++ ? The only C++<->Rust I know is either using C intermediate code or using cxx.rs but the su
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by Narew 4y ago
How did AITemplate performance to state of art inference engine like tvm or onnx runtime ? Did AITemplate optimize/quantify network? Edit: link for TVM https://tvm.apache.org/
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by Narew 4y ago
that coincidence :). I just implemented this in c++ using shader yesterday. The code is probably not so clean as the goal was to learn how to use shaders. but the code is quite simple as it does only this. https://github.com&#x2F
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by Narew 4y ago
btw, fzf is written in go ^^
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by Narew 5y ago
probably not, speckle is random and they use several images to reconstruct the final result.
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by Narew 5y ago
> As light passes through, its wavelengths shorten and scatter to generate a series of random high-resolution speckled patterns. Speckle allow random illumination with small resolution. They reconstruct several images with differente spe
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by Narew 5y ago
btw, swift for tensorflow have been discontinued https://github.com/tensorflow/swift
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by Narew 5y ago
Flashlight vs torch (pytorch). ^^
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by Narew 6y ago
I used to have same opinion when I used only JIRA. But on my new work we use all JIRA, Stash, Crucible, Bamboo etc ... and the way all of these tools work together is really powerfull
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by Narew 7y ago
We must not hate the laws that protect our privacy. IMHO. But I'm agree with the fact it can demand more works to be compliant than just block EU.
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by Narew 8y ago
But did we really want to share our unclean data to 3rd party ?
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by Narew 8y ago
This migration pattern remember me an other blog post https://erikbern.com/2017/03/15/the-eigenvector-of-why-we-mo...
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by Narew 8y ago
see also inja[1] a c++ template engine inspired by jinja that use nlohmann/json [1] : https://github.com/pantor/inja
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by Narew 8y ago
For short solution (code golf), there is this challenge in PPCG : https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/58615/1-2-fizz-...

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