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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Also state if that’s above/below target/limit/guideline/"we have no idea but it sounds nice"?
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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
I just did this last weekend, except I have 2 local servers that can hold all my data in a pinch. I tried to directly import the Linux created pools into freenas, but they are read only due to a feature property that’s only supported by ZoL
93.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Ok I’ll bite, what on earth is the connection between Uyghurs and C?
94.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Did I miss something or is this article a bit light in details? This testing organization claims 70% of honey they tested was adulterated in some way after talking about the most egregious offenders, making you assume it’s all just imported
95.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
It looks like it’s intended to be used with a batched creation of file descriptors that are known to allocated but not yet used (to cut down on total syscalls?) https://lore.kernel.org/io-uring/20200211223235.GA25104@lo
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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Your ability to shift between 10pm and 2am is someone else’s 1am to 5am or 6pm to 10pm. Just because you personally had ease falling asleep at these times has no relationship to when other people find it easy to fall asleep. It’s not a bina
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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
In German, speaking in different registers actually changes the verb grammatically. Kanst du vs Können Sie vs Könnten Sie. Could you (low register to someone of equal or lower status) vs Could you (medium register to someone of higher stat
98.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
It’s the support contract that’s the real cost.
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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
I think you’ve gone astray equating young with prime dating, all you need is like seeking like, and both using FB is probably a good start.
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by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
I think HN has some algorithms that attempt to clean up titles to make them less clickbaity, something may have gone wrong here
101.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Parent is making the reasonable assumption that laptops are mainly dumb terminals with batteries, but takes an unreasonable step in stating that’s the only thing they are good for.
102.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
It wasn’t though. They state they didn’t find an association but take it with a grain of salt due to low statistical power. Therefore, we shouldn’t really say either way. >The consumption of artificially sweetened beverages was not asso
103.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
All you need for a perceptron is to add up all of the inputs after they’ve been multiplied by their weight. This would probably be done in parallel with a fused multiply add circuit which is fairly simple and some place to store the weights
104.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
I connect my (non thunderbolt) monitor directly to the GPU. If you need to connect to the computer directly you’ll take a small hit in some cases but a lot of gpu work isn’t constrained by pcie bandwidth
105.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
A lot of GMO soy actually lets them use less additional roundup that would contribute to runoff. Edit: I was talking about run off specifically, not about the end product.
106.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Can’t is too strong, individual hackers have mixed the two. I’m sure Apple could make it work.
107.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Here, it’s probably the shelves and isles. Cameras mounted high have trouble down low, front can’t see the back, etc. They probably don’t need down to the second data, and a dorky robot gets people talking about an otherwise forgettable st
108.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Unless you’re behind a nat, home uses a 192. office uses 10. Favorite coffee shop uses 172. You're letting internal details leak and give another factor of correlation
109.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Just have a wide range of frequencies you can use, every material absorbs some part of the EM spectrum
110.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Was this talk recorded anywhere? it sounds really interesting.
111.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
Round 1 yeah, round 2 was “normal”
112.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
But not when moving at highway speeds with many other moving objects.
113.
by StrangeDoctor 7y ago
I don’t exactly know what you mean by autogenerated but I believe I remember Dr. Kimberling talking in class about having tooling to keep track of the findings, very much a labor of love and part of his research.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
Where wizards stay up late by katie hafner Highly readable, don't know about insight, don't know about accuracy.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
I built tools to parse the compressed XML dumps. My computer was pretty underpowered at the time (MacBook air) so I had to very careful to make everything a streaming algorithm. Looking back I basically recreated a shitty map reduce in Py
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
That's actually most numbers, but we don't know any yet. https://youtu.be/5TkIe60y2GI numberphile (math YouTube series) describing some related concepts here.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
It's a roundabout way of assuring the existing community that the integrity of the simulation/game is the same as always. All of these mods are memory injection/watching, but nothing is being done to circumvent the modders.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
OTOOH, you can't just add a couple of MB of L1 cache without increasing delays and even trying to add to other layers would result in much more complicated lookups.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
IBM is especially confusing because they actually have offices in SV.
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by StrangeDoctor 8y ago
I do this with SD cards, I've found fakes with regards to speed and capacity. But I use ZFS for drives and just trust it to do its thing.

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