SuchAnonMuchWow

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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Twist: the real capcha is detecting if the user first press on "click to start"
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
actual source of the article: https://gofetch.fail/
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
> I feel like this follows naturally from having only ternary values, multiplication doesn't really bring much to the table here. It's a bit surprising that it's performing so well on existing hardware, usually multiplicat
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Wait til you learn what "web 3" meant before cryptoscams started to also use this term.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
The issue with their approach is that the whole LLM must fit in the chips to run at all: you need hundreds of cards to run a 7B LLM. This approach is very good if you want to spend several millions building a large inference server to achie
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Simone Giertz is usually years in advanced compared to Tesla. See Truckla vs. Cybertuck: years of advance, and a much more attractive car.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Depending on your library of valid transition, it could be really easy to find a path. That's the issue: there are libraries of paths where finding a path is really hard, but libraries where finding a path is easy. Say in another way,
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Honestly, given the crappy direction that windows is taking, I'm ready to abandon it the minute apple can run games seamlessly. And I doubt I'm the only one.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Skip connection increase the live range of one intermediate result across the whole part of the network skiped: the tensor at the beginning of a skip connection must be stored in memory for longer while unrelated computation happen: it incr
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Just in case you're open to something new: Tree Style Tabs is my goto extension to managing tabs on firefox You manage your tabs vertically in a sidebar, organized as a tree. Every new tab is opened as a leaf from the tab that you came
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
This exploit the fact that the game use a PRNG instead of a true RNG, and can work regardless of whether the PRNG is a CSPRNG or not.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
It doesn't seems to be related to the controller: the same phison controller was in some model that failed and some models that passed. (see later in the thread: https://twitter.com/xenadu02/status/14967706587
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Except that view point fell even earlier when they refused to release their models after GPT-2.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
They already use their dominance in one platform (android) to achieve dominance in another (chrome), the exact same way Microsoft have been found guilty of years ago. If the US govt wanted to sue google for it, they would have years ago.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean: ASCII text encoding is full of controls characters, most of them being only historical and not used by anything, including terminals.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
From around 2005, they provided free hosting with a custom subdomain with apache, php, mysqL, and ~10GB of disc space. At that time it was miles above other free hosting offers, so a ton of blogs/personal/small websites used them.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
That's true. Integers of this form a+b*sqrt(5) are called quadratic integers ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadratic_integer ), and define a ring for which you can define addition and multiplication rules: (a+b*sq
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
The main issue with floating point number is that it doesn't act like a ring ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_(mathematics) ) because of rounding errors. For example the equality x*(y*z) = (x*y)*z doesn't h
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
The comparison with the closed form is weird to me: since it uses sqrt(5), I suppose the author intended to use floating point numbers to compute it. But when doing so: - You get a constant time algorithm, since the power function is consta
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
> I really fail to see what people see even in Nvidia/Cuda Cloud providers are choosing nvidia today as the gpgpu platform on the cloud, driven by neural network needs. So lots of software will be written with the platform in mind,
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
No, functionally complete is mussing the looping functionality to be Turing complete. Turing complete is often misused to say functionally complete, either because people mistake the two or because it makes for a more appealing blog post &#
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
I use twitch quite extensively and I almost never see ads. Only maybe 2-3 per year when the cat temporarily catch the mouse, and then the mouse free itself again. No fancy setup either: just a ublock origin on firefox.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
While its true that atomic can solve the issue of atomic operations (increment, compare and swap, ...) that volatile doesn't try to solve, it is also required to solve the issue that volatile tried but failed to solve correctly: you ha
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Note that "bad trip" is the french word for a (drugs related) bad trip, like "weekend" is the french word for weekend. So that explain a bit the name of the movie.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
What the OP is missing in its "today" analysis is that that cloud platform are choosing nvidia right now since its the most mature compute platform, and so the software for using GPU on the cloud will be written more and more in c
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
crushed by technical debt
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
It probably is: lead paint is much more durable and resistant, which is why it was everywhere in the 50s
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
Considering the previous tweet said "fuck you", yes it is an attack.
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 3y ago
In the link provided, the CUDA example only show the compute kernel itself and not the boilerplate required to run it. On the other hand, your OpenCL example only show the boilerplate. This is the OpenCL kernel from the same repo, for a m
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by SuchAnonMuchWow 4y ago
About the area, keep in mind that not every part of a chip is composed of dense logic: Typically, sram (cache memories for example) doesn't scale as much as core logic, and interconnect (connections between the cores, DDR, etc...) almo

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