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Robadob
7y ago
Uber has around 25 offices in the UK alone. Most are required for local regulation afaik. If this is scaled across the US and Europe that could easily run into hundreds of offices, inflating their employee count for relatively minor employe
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8y ago
The video is at the top of the article directly below the subheading.
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8y ago
cuda error 48 is apparently "No Kernel Image available for execution on this device" Make sure that you're building for the appropriate device architecture. http://arnon.dk/matching-sm-architectures-arch-and-g
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8y ago
I took the stock photo of coins to suggest that they disabled the App, leaving the only means to pay as the old fashioned method.
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8y ago
Is this really that different from blocking stolen mobile phones from connecting to mobile networks via their IMEI number? The database behind that is apparently shared internationally between mobile networks, and most people would find a p
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8y ago
The article includes market share and revenue share for Sonos One, which HomePod is higher in both.
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9y ago
It's previous gen hardware, so presumably the only cost to google is energy usage and similar. They probably use the newer p100 and v100 cards internally which are significantly faster for deep learning.
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9y ago
The article regularly conflates high sugar, with weight gain (aka calorific surplus). So it's hard to draw any useful conclusions from it.
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9y ago
I had this bug on Google Drive a few months ago, as I recall the solution was to unlink-relink my account.
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9y ago
Expensive relative to other European capitals though (the unions control over TFL in part to blame for that though).
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9y ago
Rather than nausea, I think I've noticed inability to focus on items away from the centre of vision (haven't used VR equipment in about 6 months, might be remembering things wrong), that's what this sounds more like it will a
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9y ago
As I recall, Volta (3d memory) has been delayed multiple times due to supply and this is only a very limited release of their highest end hardware for deep learning all pegged for Q3/Q4 release. A field where they haven't really a
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10y ago
They don't actually make clear where the information has been deleted from. But to me it sounds alot like the big fuss at the inauguration when Obama's Whitehouse website was archived and replaced with Trump's. The stated &#x
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10y ago
They sometimes use a similar locked down browser (respondus) for in class assessments at my university. Never used it myself, so not sure how similarly fine grained any tracking is.
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10y ago
I believe the hairs within the ear also don't regenerate (leading to deafness when damaged through loud noises).
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10y ago
Their initial launch was to be confined to Germany (as far as I got told by a friend who works at the company), likely reduced the companies visibility.
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10y ago
Appears you can actually search your youtube watch history here, I've always been annoyed that you can't inside the actual youtube website when I'm trying to find things I watched a few months earlier.
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10y ago
There's alot of mixed opinions about HTC customer support on the vive subreddit currently, with people trying to get various HTC vive faults resolved. The secret seems to be that you keep contacting until you get a competent support re
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10y ago
Java 9 will have 'interactive shell' functionality, 1:40 of the video (on the linked page) they show hello world. https://blogs.oracle.com/java/entry/jshell_and_relp_in_java
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10y ago
Hasn't twitter been replacing long URLs with their own short URLs for a while now? So this change probably won't make a difference, assuming users will still have to hover the link to see the tooltip of the full URL.
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10y ago
Sadly I don't think the video in this article contains the shorter one from this years GTC keynote of the car driving through a few bushes whilst it was still in the early stages of learning.
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Nvidia GPU-powered autonomous car teaches itself to see and steer
(networkworld.com)
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10y ago
The ability for event colours to actually be labels (that can be filtered for visibility) would be appreciated, currently you have to setup multiple calendars to achieve this, and that's not too useful if people are trying to track whe
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10y ago
Presumably this also means it won't fix the issues of noise mentioned in the parent comment.
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10y ago
>The answer is that the cost of electricity is greater than running this game, even if it's run in the background. There's a 3rd party application that most serious card idlers use, it uses negligible processing power, just pin
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11y ago
Have they published a copy of the video of the autonomous car trained with unsupervised learning from the keynote anywhere? I'd love to show it to my father.
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11y ago
I haven't seen any recent benchmarks, but ones from 2011 all seemed to show CUDA and OpenCL on open footing in terms of performance when optimised properly.[1][2] CUDA simply had better library support, and a more well defined and unif
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11y ago
Longer video (25 minutes) of a talk from BlackHat 2013, about how metadata was used to expose an illegal(?) 2003 CIA operation carried out in Italy. It's by a non-tech journalist, so it's also largely non-technical and provides a
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11y ago
The actual bug was apparently a little more nuanced than 'for some people'. If you tried the mic drop button in an empty email, it would fail to send. If you then used that same email draft and sent it regularly, the effect would
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11y ago
Isn't this much the same as the apparent rumours of twitter suppressing conservative voices and hashtags? I've not looked into it in enough detail to decide whether its simply a conspiracy, but many popular internet services could
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