Neywiny

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by Neywiny 1y ago
I see the Ethernet coming first answer in another comment too. Just to be clear, many protocols came before IPv4 that aren't in play. It's not because it came first, it's because they're layered. Why need an IP if you ha
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Same here. I have a .dev tld (Ooh ahh very fancy). My email is [first]@[last].dev . The amount of times they go "@ gmail?" Is astonishing. These are people who all day, countless times per day, for countless years, are collecting
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I guess my point is that truly performant python code, at least for number crunching, uses vectorized numpy functions instead of loops, and the overhead on type checking for those is fairly minimal. I have a PR in on a compute heavy python
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by Neywiny 1y ago
This is particularly impactful to me. My family was on sprint for so long we had employee discounts. Every so often they'd raise the plan's data cap and cost. Whatever. Eventually they merged. All was fine. Then, t-mobile started
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Should be at the top but at least it's near it, Bezos owns the wapo
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I watched the video right before seeing this post and I wasn't surprised at all. They don't care. AI script, graphics, voice over. There was 0 skin in the game. To paraphrase Michael Scott, if you cancel the channel over fake news
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Problem is, it's too late. Most performant code I've seen and written isn't using numba, it's using numpy to vectorize. And sadly, there's a lot of wasted iteration when doing that just to be faster than scaler. My
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I mean, not overnight, it's 2 years from now and it's been long time coming. Play protect getting in the way, permissions to install apps from other apps (honestly a really good idea and should've been there from the start bu
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by Neywiny 1y ago
That's what it looks like. You pay $25 and give your ID (yay more exposure from data breaches wooooo) and then you become verified. That lets your apps get installed. But if you're just installing on your own devices (with ADB), s
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Yes this is all anticipated. They're starting to move the money around in circles to keep the bubble inflated. Think of it this way: 10% of AMD value was spent, 23% was gained. In a bit we'll hear of AMD, directly or otherwise, in
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by Neywiny 1y ago
As the other commentators said, the website just has a sign in link. So, to your points: - In the current demo you can sign in with Google (untested by me). End of capability. - right now, the tool is a sign in button - as a demo, it's
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Yep. Same here but dramatically lower quantities. Was told basically we'd have to pay for a partner's support. Not that I'm expecting better from Arduino, but the community makes up for it. You Google "dragonwing stackov
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Ex employee of the division of imagine devices and software reliability here. I have nothing to add, and I'm not qualified to confirm or deny your comment. Just interesting to see a mention of my past life
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I think really the problem is that packages like pytorch take so long to import. In my work I've tried a few packages (not AI stuff) that do a lot of work on import. It's actually quite detrimental because I have to setup enviro
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Seems good. Basically follows what we learned in academia. That said, the scheduler part is a bit weird. I guess I understand why a scheduler could be uninitialized, but I don't understand all the wishy washiness around the scheduler p
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Not putting words in your mouth but your 10k mark I think coincided with my viewpoint for my own fitness journey. You did it in your living room. The gym is a whole thing. Getting the without gear, the water bottle, the driving, etc etc. Th
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Yeah I guess I was more thinking of moving to a bounding box only model. If it's OCRing it's doing too much IMO (though OCR could also be interesting to run). Not my circus not my monkeys but it feels like the wrong way to determi
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Your article mentioned taking 4 minutes to process a frame. Considering how many image recognition softwares run in real time, I find this surprising. I haven't used them so maybe I'm not understanding, but wouldn't things li
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I don't get it. The miller csv beats it in the row counting, medium, and large benchmarks and then it's dropped from the rankings and not mentioned again. So.... It's not the fastest ever made, right?
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by Neywiny 1y ago
I find their table of advertised vs actual capacity to be misleadingly negative. They only discharged to 3v. 2.7 could be viewed as more standard. 2.5 is not unheard of. For example, the vapvell 4000 they said was around 3000. They even hav
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Yeah if you scroll down they tell you how
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Feels like you could put a PR in on this? https://github.com/SarahRoseLives/rtl_tcp_echo
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by Neywiny 1y ago
When I saw the usb hub I was shocked at how advanced it would be. I thought he'd just throw down a high speed at best simple thing. Not a board with frankly a lot of high speed serial and protocol conversion. I'm not surprised it
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Many moons ago I mentioned the 13th sign to an astrology lover. They said they didn't care. It's not about science. Never has been, never will be. It's just about finding more ways to identify.
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Debian PPA IPv6 address ends in deb:deb
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by Neywiny 1y ago
So what does 90% accuracy mean here? Is this like you ran it through a linter or language server and 90% had errors? Or just through a quick glance you felt it was that accurate? I've found incorrect type hints to be one of the biggest
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by Neywiny 1y ago
Not sure if it counts as a trade but I've heard ATC operators are in high demand. There are just some jobs that even now and over the past years are severely understaffed. So, I'm not sure how many new jobs are needed vs backfilli
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by Neywiny 1y ago
That did take me a beat. 7 cores? Must be pretty fast...
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by Neywiny 1y ago
My problem with traditional media. It's like they get the basic concept of an article but don't focus on the learning/teaching aspect.
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by Neywiny 1y ago
This and everything else. We outsourced manufacturing of almost everything then are surprised when the people doing it for decades are better than we were.

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