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by adgjlsfhk1 5d ago
Those L1 cache specs have to be wrong, right? Bigger L1 on the e core than p core seems like it has to be incorrect (unless the lower clock lets them get away with something?)
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by adgjlsfhk1 9d ago
Or julia if you want a much more mature ecosystem.
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by adgjlsfhk1 10d ago
the heat is way too low grade. typical water cooling setups only have ~50C water. that's barely anything
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by adgjlsfhk1 12d ago
those issues aren't real. they're nuicense suits by a patent troll. a couple companies will settle cause it's easier and cheaper, but if they ever try to go after someone big they'll fight it and get the patents invalida
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by adgjlsfhk1 12d ago
it's even flexible enough to represent images pre de-bayering
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by adgjlsfhk1 14d ago
> Alcohol requires an astronomical intake compared to most drugs That's primarily because it's most commonly diluted 90%. Spirits (or everclear) have much lower intake required.
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by adgjlsfhk1 15d ago
the rook is fairly useless early game (which is why rook and knight odds are surprisingly close), but the queen actually does a lot in the early midgame (just mostly not by moving). The queen is usually keeping a bunch of squares indirectly
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by adgjlsfhk1 16d ago
the easier answer would be to remove the ability to idle
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by adgjlsfhk1 16d ago
The Leela odds bots are working on a similar problem: beat humans starting down material. It's roughly grand master level starting down a rook, and for fast time control even starting down a queen
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by adgjlsfhk1 19d ago
possible if it accelerated after crashing
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by adgjlsfhk1 19d ago
it's nowhere close. Most orchestras are playing 1-2 nights a week (max) and each performance has 0 or 1 rehearsal (1 if it's a new program, 0 otherwise). Average when performing is maybe 20hr a week
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by adgjlsfhk1 21d ago
honestly I wouldn't be shocked if 2048 bit rsa gets factored in our lifetime. GNFS doesn't have the feel of an optimal algorithm. dropping to L(1/4) would bring 1500 bits into reach, and it seems plausible still that factorin
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by adgjlsfhk1 22d ago
pkgimages are keyed on package (and dependency) version so if you frequently add or update packages they don't help as much as they should. this new cache is at the function granularity and caches the llvm optimization and native codeg
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by adgjlsfhk1 22d ago
> Both R and Julia have their core functions written in C++. Absolutely nothing new. imo this isn't really a good summary. Julia is one of the 3 languages to have done an exascale HPC run https://arxiv.org/pdf/2
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by adgjlsfhk1 22d ago
a between session cache had been merged for 1.14 (release expected within 6-12 months).
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by adgjlsfhk1 22d ago
it's saying that there is an infinite list of pairs of primes p,q such that |p-q|<=186. the syntax they're using is arguably bad, but standard
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by adgjlsfhk1 22d ago
and also because a result always has the caveats of "if we did our experimental design and math right". A 1/1000 rate of experimental/code design errors will double the number of incorrect 3 sigma results.
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by adgjlsfhk1 27d ago
> I/O is inherently very slow compared to computation This isn't really true anymore. IO has bad latency, but modern SSD bandwidth is ~5-15GB/s. If your program is IO latency bound and processing less that 5GB/s you a
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by adgjlsfhk1 28d ago
Canadian environmental demands are strict but not that much of a problem. ~90% of the population is withing ~100 miles of the border and has pretty similar climate to the northern US/most of europe, and anyone much further north than t
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by adgjlsfhk1 29d ago
> I'm not sure Canadian EV infrastructure is up to snuff Canada needs a whole lot less EV infrastructure than the US since so much of the population lives along a narrow band. Once you cover the trans-Canada highway, you've cov
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
> Where is this expectation enumerated? Literally in the phrase "immigrant visa". An immigrant visa is definitionally a visa intended for someone to immigrate with.
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
The part of jpeg-xl I'm most excited for is when the 3d community starts standardizing the extra channels for depth maps, bump maps, roughness etc in the extra channels. You can use a single jpeg-xl as a full material system with progr
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
having dev unit ci machines is incredibly useful. one of the most annoying parts of supporting macos is having to rack mount a dozen Mac minis to operate ci (and having a robot/human to power cycle them when they crash since their netb
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
Apple also is faster when plugged in
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
Doesn't meet the same silent or single core perf requirements. probably the closest out there though.
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
the MacBook neo has faster single core perf than any x86 laptop (for the first 0.5 sec which is what matters for ui responsiveness).
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
presumably someone at Valve said "either you do this or we will pay an open source contributor 100k a year to reimplement every spec you make for the rest of time"
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
I think my favorite part of this song is that there are excellent versions of this song from her in her 20s, 70s and 90s
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
A lot of the reason hospitals have to charge so much is that they take massive losses on uninsured people in emergency rooms. Medicare for all means they don't have to treat anyone for free.
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by adgjlsfhk1 1mo ago
The place where the framework design really pays of is the ability to trivially swap ports. most laptops have the usbc on the motherboard so a warn out connector is a $800 repair. Even those that have separate daughterboards for IO typicall

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