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by akasakahakada 3y ago
I think the point is that the manufacturer decided to put a absurd strong DAC inside so that it double as a music player.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
then enlighten me how different is it from tail recursion?
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
The mechanism is simply called recursion. Or tail recursion specifically.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
> I asked ChatGPT and it said it wasn’t aware of it. nah. You are using ChatGPT wrong.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Feels like ended 1.5 years ago but coming back recently as you see SSD prices skyrocked as double as 2 months before.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
> sometimes crashing unexpectedly and losing all notes from interviews, or even whole days of evidence, so that inspectors have to replace those notes from memory without telling the school Let me dig out those comments said software bug
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Wouldn't it be clever if you just make a button for that? Googler?
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Hidden commands to retrieve archived mail in Gmail(support.google.com)
3 points by akasakahakada 3y ago|1 comments
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Somewhere you can use c="k" for colour but sometimes you cannot, you must use color="k". Some settings only exposed to figure class but not the ax class. And when you are doing stuff towards ax class, you must write ax.s
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Hi I am Textbook Master. There are 2 books that fit your desire. You can just read from first page to the back without doing any exercise and appreciate the physical world. Which none of (literally) other books can provide the same experien
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Tried VScode in Macbook M1 and it sound like a vacuum cleaner ever since I launch the app. And I look at the CPU usage graph, it is constantly 200% while doing nothing. Googled why, people said because Electeon underneath VScode but I don&#
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
>>> despite not being trained on any ChatGPT data I doubt that since ChatGPT trained all other LLM.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Opera was great, before they switched the core to Chromium, which absolute suck ass. Now Vivaldi is doing everything better than the original Opera. Tried so many others but none has a bigger setting menu than Vivaldi which means they all l
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Ask HN: Attention is the reason why every search engine suck now?
4 points by akasakahakada 3y ago|1 comments
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
np.array([ BigInt list ], dtype=object) then you can apply this bit parallelism to a tensor.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Students in my lab are having disability on basic computer literary such as explain what CPU GPU HDD do in a pc, read the error message and do google-fu, etc. And yes they are CS students. Only 10% of them can comprehend the idea of for loo
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Literally gonna write the same thing. Instead of going through 10+ stackoverflow pages to fix linux bugs while still getting no explicit answer, I rather let BingGPT to figure it out for me in a second.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
compare your product to topaz gigapixel then we talk
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Current writing something like BLAS from scratch for 2 years. I admit that my house is a better work place than my lab. Writing loops and let compiler to optimize that for you is easy. But thinking in terms of vector, tensor, broadcasting,
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
HPC nowadays seems using AMD EPYC exclusively.
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
> calculus are not useful outside of STEM degrees or in “real life” is indeed what makes them useful since it allows them to remain essentially the only abstract thinking course high school students will be exposed to. Nah, I would rathe
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Funny that most humanities degree holders that I am aware of do not agree that humanties events can be expressed in numbers. They can't comprehend anything rather than over simplified stories. What I mean by degree holders, I mean Phd
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Why can't we design a GUI using GUI in 2023? I need to see which is which on the screen man!
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Ask HN: How do you DIY GPU server?
1 points by akasakahakada 3y ago|1 comments
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
Should be the response to this tweet: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/regarding-our-recent-a-lab-ar...
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
1. Structure of a name depends on that person, not the country or state or ethnicity. Whatever standards you make, it won't fit.
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Are neuromophic / phontonic chip be the solution to edge computing?
2 points by akasakahakada 3y ago|0 comments
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
A. Laaksonen, Guide to Competitive Programming. Overall a good book, enormous amount of graph to explain algorithms compared to those lazy math books. C++ code are shown but have some serious bugs there. Also actually not that much snippets
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by akasakahakada 3y ago
I wish interviewers in Japan can throw away their textbooks to be a real person and have real conversation. Mostly only 3 question. 1. Why do you choose Japan? (so why pick me during screening if you want me out?) 2. Tell me the largest ac
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Ask HN: Can we have advanced data structures and algorithms in standard library?
2 points by akasakahakada 3y ago|2 comments

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