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by VHRanger 3y ago
Compute and FPS aren't the same? GPUs have advanced a lot more in tensor computation and GPGPU than in pushing pixels onto a screen
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Why are we posting this when it's just rephrasing an Ars Technica article? It's even mentionned at the bottom: "This story originally appeared on Ars Technica." Give the clicks to the original article: https:/&#x2F
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by VHRanger 3y ago
I mean, regression models (GLMs in general) are interpretable. If you are using them to extrapolate (eg. Prediction) that should help you gauge how resilient you expect the model to be in prediction. Obviously, for ARIMA the AR and MA param
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Thanks, Immanuel Kant
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Makes it easier for the academic community to engage with it (format they're used to, they can cite this, etc.)
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by VHRanger 3y ago
For what it's worth modern heating with wood is zero carbon (at least in Canada). We plant a tree that gets burned, so embodied carbon gets released. And the modern appliances emit 1g/kg of particulate emission.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
It's a court procedure where you ask questions to an expert witness to verify they know what they're talking about
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by VHRanger 3y ago
No, see, this touched people on the wrong island!!! Not in backwaters like Ireland or India or south Africa or Australia or Burma or ....
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Having trained a dozen dogs in scent detection: Drug dogs are not a myth. Dogs really dog learn to detect scents. They're used unethically by handlers in police work however, yes.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
The replication crisis and data colada showed there's tons of dubious science. About half of papers results don't hold up to replication.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Car manufacturers having bad first party software? Why I never
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by VHRanger 3y ago
You see that with devops often. When they are incentives to block stuff instead of enabling the product they become the roadblock team. It's why Google has SRE instead of devops people largely
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by VHRanger 3y ago
It's in fact the most credible journal (by acceptance rate)
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by VHRanger 3y ago
> The is really no fundamental reason it can't be as good as a GPU, if GPU is the best architecture it would just be a GPU. There is a reason, and that reason is called memory bandwidth.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
So is PowerPoint and Minecraft but you won't see me advocating building our next backend out of redstone
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by VHRanger 3y ago
ADHD has genetic markers for example
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by VHRanger 3y ago
I mean even "bad trips" are an important concern? Anecdotally I've had good experiences with psilocybin, but a bad trip induced a 6month long depression in a friend of mine.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Does the C# GC have guarantees about when it will/won't run? Dlangs GC for instance guarantee that it will only run on allocation of new memory so it's possible to architect the game to avoid meaningful pauses
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by VHRanger 3y ago
For GMail, web outlook is completely fine these days
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Comcast is a monopoly. If they had competition they'd learn that quickly. Google has alternatives on all their services except arguably YouTube and search
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by VHRanger 3y ago
As commenter below said, this sounds reasonable until you remember that Facebook content incited Rohingya genocide and the Jan 6th coup attempt. So, yeah, context does matter it seems
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Koduri left so they have a chance to make the software not suck anymore
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Why is this comment at the top of the discussion thread? We're talking about the validity of the mathematical theory, not new age woo-woo methaphysical theories.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
McSweeney's and The Beaverton (Canada) are doing satire better than the Onion these days
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by VHRanger 3y ago
The issue here is that all the nice heat storage effects you're talking about assume that the heating is radiant based. Most new heating systems are moving to forced air thermal pumps.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Insulation. Stone is pretty terrible at insulating. Old cathedrals are either cold, or extremely expensive to heat.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
There's also the factor for people who climb inside a lot that they have very inefficient movements outside. Because the grips aren't as obvious, a lot of effort is wasted looking for placements that would be immediate indoors.
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Might play a crucial role in some arcane subfield of set theory or something of the sort
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by VHRanger 3y ago
Well, good. The state level regulation is made to force these dysfunctional city halls to get their ducks in a row or face builders remedy. 50 years on, it's clear zoning regulations being determined at the municipal level is toxic, be

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