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by bick_nyers 5y ago
I am by no means an expert, and this by no means is indicative of a video compression FPGA, but I've been looking at .GZIP and .PNG accelerators and it seems that while they deliver incredible speed, it is done so at the worst compress
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by bick_nyers 5y ago
In my high school IT class we got to play Halo CE if we got all of our work done early. I made a play game batch script that started the game, but also planted a secret batch script with an unsuspecting name into your startup folder, that w
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I could be wrong, I am by no means well versed in this, but I think they are limited by appraisals and inspections. If the house gets appraised significantly less than the offer, I believe that the buyer can leave their offer, effectively w
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
They redeploy every time a new listing goes up /s
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but after writing to neurons to re-learn walking, will that render that particular Neuralink chip unless? Since the neuron structures surrounding that chip will be constructed for walking, you won't want to furthe
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
But can it run Doom?
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Is the goal to be simpler to use than StaxRip?
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
If I went the academic path as opposed to industry I was strongly considering focusing on this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_geometry
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I think mathematicians only become famous when they are being driven by/driving an industrial revolution. Just look at the digital revolution. I have never heard of George Boole until a quick Google search, but he laid down the framewo
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I didn't know this existed. Thank you
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I wonder what cost savings would be passed along doing it this way. Also, would PSU be a better (or possible) option? A PSU has the ability to outlast a motherboard in the typical consumer cycle, as a motherboard will only see 1 or 2 GPUs b
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
That would be an interesting problem, how do you algorithmically filter out SEO and focus on useful information? A signal vs. noise problem, but on human text, with the added challenge that the noise is trying to outsmart you. Maybe an adve
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Quora can be good too, my go to is usually "question reddit", and if that is not sufficient then "question quora". Quora is spammy too though, so it is hit or miss, but when it hits, it hits good.
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Yes that is definitely true, human language is very limited. Although, a paradigm is only as strong as it's adoption, and by reducing the barrier to entry (using common language as opposed to overly precise notation), the principles ca
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I think that is a feature, not a bug. I think it makes sense in different contexts for "responsibility" to be abstracted differently. The two extremes are lots of files and functions versus fewer files and functions, and the optim
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Well, it's hard to view an exponential when you are on it, because the time steps are so small, it can feel linear. As a 24 year old, I can see the effects of internet+smartphones has on people my age. We navigate information so much m
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
I haven't looked into this much, but isn't this just talk radio on the internet? If there are fundamental differences here, I would like to understand.
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by bick_nyers 6y ago
Only worth it if there's a stock 2000Mhz FCLK imo, all other improvements are marginal.
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
I had this idea for an RTS to make it more accessible, only allow one action per second (and you can manage a queue of actions). That way it plays more turn-based and strategic. Maybe 60 APM would still be too high and 30 APM would be bette
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
Kind of. I'm feeling a lot of pressure to perform, but I don't have much urgency (which usually helps me and my procrastinating self). I am in my last year as a Math Undergrad, studying for GRE/Putnam, am running a Game Devel
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
Don't worry about it! The internet is like the wild west, trust nobody. To be fair, it is a thread on being a child prodigy, so I see why that individual was so adamant about being 10 :3
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
Fair enough.
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
Different from the parent but also, how is the required skills for a chess master at 10 different for a chess master at say, 30? I feel like for the more experienced, it shifts more towards memory-based pattern recognition than logic-based
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
This resonates with me quite a lot. I played World of Warcraft very obsessively in high school and got extremely good at the game. I remember a quote from a Nat Geo documentary on professional StarCraft players from South Korea: "I&#x2
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by bick_nyers 7y ago
Relevant: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinking For me, twinking in World of Warcraft was locking my character's level and then finding the absolute best gear for that level. Due to how stat scaling is changed
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by bick_nyers 8y ago
Yeah that's pretty bannanas, I think the Blue-Eyes alone pieced out are more than double the original price. I never operated at your level but I was able to break even on the whole habit while on the cutting-edge of tier 1 decks. I ne
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by bick_nyers 8y ago
I used to flip YGO cards at events (once made $25-35 per on Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon, they were insanely undervalued when they first came out). Do you just purchase cases and resell?
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by bick_nyers 8y ago
I don't have any research to support this claim (unless you consider anecdotal, n=1 as evidence), but I believe that "learning styles" exist, just that they are relatively dynamic and more specific than just "kinesthetic