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by antpls 8y ago
I hope people will eventually figure out that a Brexit (deal or no deal) will help no one.
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by antpls 8y ago
All the nasty/embarrassing stories for UK will be resurfaced to weight in Brexit negotiations. Russia already warned the international community that UK didn't cooperate well about all the accusations of nerve agents (not that Rus
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by antpls 8y ago
While you are right, I find you a bit rude. If the new generations of developers cannot easily grasp the vocabulary or past concepts of a language, why do you think the new generation is disservicing itself? If the new generation feels diss
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by antpls 8y ago
So, I'm not an expert in music nor signal processing, but : on some of the vocal separation examples, we can hear the rythmed instruments in the background. Would it not be easy to detect those instruments and remove them from the data
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by antpls 8y ago
Shameless plug of my related submission of yesterday : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18345058 If someone can explain it, I'm open to new hypothesis.
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by antpls 8y ago
> All mass account hijacking attacks rely on bots that either emulate or automate web browsers, and Google has a technology that has proven quite effective at detecting these tools It sounds untrue and short-sighted. Even Google provides
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by antpls 8y ago
And also, don't forget to register yourself on the voter lists for the EU's 2019 election! The countries in which the pilot takes place were mainly EPP (odd correlation...?) By the way, direct links to newpress release and project
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by antpls 8y ago
"which cost the EU a little more than $5 million" Well, I didn't know my taxes were used to build such systems. It would have been really more acceptable if they sold the system as a simple chat bot that records what you sa
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by antpls 8y ago
Which coincides with the announcement of Linus's break one month later, Samsung's Open Source Group restructuration's announcement and IBM/Red Hat deal announced 3 months later.
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Sudden drop of number of contributors in the Linux Kernel since August 2018(openhub.net)
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by antpls 8y ago
Thanks for the precisions! I was referring to TensorRT from Nvidia and TPUs from Google. One of the strength of the TFLite API is that the same exported tflite model can run on both mobiles and servers. It may make less sense to run lite mo
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by antpls 8y ago
Precisely, if we are talking about low-latency, why would we let the communications go through the application (in user-land), to the kernel, then to the network stack, then be received by a kernel from another node, and then finally receiv
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by antpls 8y ago
At that scale, I find odd people didn't come up with an optimized OS that sees and manages the resources and also plan the communications between them. It looks more like a private data center with 4000 dedicated machines in the same n
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by antpls 8y ago
According to https://hpc.llnl.gov/training/tutorials/using-lcs-sierra-sys... , there are 4320 of such "nodes", so there are 4320 linux kernels running? It means there are some commanding kernels scheduli
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by antpls 8y ago
So, it runs RHEL according to the link from another comment. How many instances of the Linux Kernel is running in total? Is it only one Kernel instance for the entire machine?
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by antpls 8y ago
I didn't understand it that way, they didn't built TensorFlow Lite with a QNNPACK "backend". They compared both version on the same benchmarks, but they didn't "merge" the solutions. So, theorically QNNPAC
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by antpls 8y ago
That's an informative article. Last time I took a look at TensorFlow Lite, they had a vision where you would export your model into a .tflite file (which is FlatBuffer encoded execution graph with weights) and then use it on mobile for
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by antpls 8y ago
> The legislators who design these laws are not elected, and you have absolutely no ability to influence the direction of these laws. Correct, but all 'designed' laws must be approved by the European Parliament, which is electe
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by antpls 8y ago
Given I'm European, I prefer to trust my democratly elected politicians rather than a comment from a random stranger on the internet. Sorry, but thanks for the attempt.
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by antpls 8y ago
True, but what if being creative, or the act of creation, even if not consumed, leads to more happiness and self-fulfillment? Edit : as an example, the explosion of lines of code accessible on the internet is a new form of expression for s
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by antpls 8y ago
> Surely there are smart people working on this, but collectively they are morons. Utter idiots. Laws are supposed to be readable by everyone, you can't expect everyone to be a tech expert. If you feel like non-experts are "mor
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by antpls 8y ago
In fact, you probably noticed I tested most trending compilers and they are all bootstrapped this way. But none of them is 1.5GB before the compiled compiler is downloaded. My reaction was more about the unexpected overall size and proces
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by antpls 8y ago
Please see my other reply for some details of some of the points. > It demonstrably is production-ready. Massive companies use Java in production in enormous, complex, demanding deployments, and have been for decades. It's true, it
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by antpls 8y ago
I'm 27 years old, I do not develop software on a professional level, but my Master degree in C.S. and my knowledge are enough to be able to download and compile Rust, Go, Python or Julia on my machine in less than an hour for each (Jul
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by antpls 8y ago
I tried to compile the JVM 9 on a Debian this weekend, just to give it a try. The openjdk's mercurial repository returned 500 HTTP-errors 9 times out of 10. After relaunching the clone command 50 times, I managed to fetch the sources.
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by antpls 8y ago
Living in Paris center, I'm convinced it will be the last place where autonomous cars will be allowed. Roads are smalls, the city plan is old, there are experiments with new e-scooters, people don't respect priorities, etc It coul
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by antpls 8y ago
The analogy isn't used correctly : BSD was initially a codebase clone of UNIX, in other words, BSD is a fork. GNU/Linux was initially developed from scratch to behave like UNIX to a certain extent (hence the name "Unix-like&q
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by antpls 8y ago
TLDR : "Tesla didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The Justice Department and SEC declined to comment." Edit : I'm not sure about why I'm downvoted. This article behind a paywall doesn't provide much
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I would say, if kids are attracted to screen, there must be a biological reason to it. It's not like an intake of chemicals like alcohol : the device and interactions with it actually stimulates their brains. It should be studied and u
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by antpls 8y ago
I'm rather young (25-30), so I didn't get to know the first "AI winter", but to me there is still potential for improvement of neural networks. Both hardware (new DSP cores) and theories related to NN (transfer learning,

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