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by boulos 5y ago
That's part of the exemption process: you still need to prove that you aren't likely to have covid.
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by boulos 5y ago
Your friend would qualify for an exemption. Rare groups that are "not able" (or not recommended) to take the vaccine can file paperwork for an exemption. That's been the requirement for the law / guidance since the begin
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by boulos 5y ago
(Too late for edit) Looks like Eigen also defaults to EIGEN_FAST_MATH which makes Eigen's psqrt ("packet sqrt") use _mm256_rsqrt_ps instead of _mm256_sqrt_ps [1]. Interestingly, the thing they're trying to avoid (long
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by boulos 5y ago
Yikes. A lot of code uses _mm_rsqrt_ps (sometimes) followed by a Newton-raphson update to compute a "precise" 1/sqrt(x). Here's a good example of NEON's rsqrt being sufficiently different from Intel, that more itera
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by boulos 5y ago
Usual Disclosure: I used to work on Google Cloud. > A GPU cloud instance costs $1000+ per month (vs. $10 per month for an AVX-512 CPU). A bargain GPU instance (e.g., Linode) costs $1.50 per hour (and far more on AWS) but an AVX-512 CPU c
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by boulos 5y ago
Disclosure: I used to work for Google Cloud and know Neural Magic's CEO (Brian Stevens). It's great to see CPU optimizations, but I have a few nits: > As of this writing, the new A100s do have hardware support for semi-structur
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by boulos 5y ago
> We didn’t work at Google, we didn’t go to Stanford, we didn’t have a PhD in computer science. Amusingly, except the "work at Google"-part, Joe and Craig don't have those other qualifications either. Brendan did get a PhD
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by boulos 5y ago
I actually unflag after corrections. I think one-off flagging doesn't end up triggering any badness for the poster (and the rules for comments vs posts are different). Only once enough people flag something does anything happen.
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by boulos 5y ago
To be clear, I find the automatic edits to usually be useful. I left my comment to explain why I flagged the article (assuming 'dang looks at flagged posts and then has to wonder "Why is this flagged?").
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by boulos 5y ago
The entirely bit from the title was unfortunately auto-removed, but that's the key to the article's removal of libc.
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by boulos 5y ago
Whoa, thanks! My data was based on the initial announcement. Judging by this article [1], the bidirectional charging is maybe part of the $1000 "Pro Power" add on. Either way, sounds like we can get a 100-ish kWh battery backup fo
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by boulos 5y ago
The data seems to be mixing a small portion of the Golmud Solar Park land mass with its latest power generation (2.2 GW). This article [1] says: "With a capacity of 2.2 GW ac (3.1 GWp), the new plant in Qinghai’s Gonghe County is the w
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by boulos 5y ago
The auto caps for the title transformed BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) => Big. But I think I'd also replace this archdaily post with the direct https://cityoftelosa.com/ .
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by boulos 5y ago
One amusing point is that much of Gelman's post has an error itself (that someone pointed out in the comments a couple weeks ago): the NPR interview was in 2017, so "Ariely, as a coauthor of this article, had to have known for at
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by boulos 5y ago
If you're based in the US, I would recommend ofxtools [1]. Anytime an institution supports "Download in Quicken", they have an OFX endpoint that you can find via ofxhome. [1] https://github.com/csingley/o
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by boulos 5y ago
The optimization problem at the inner loop of these methods doesn't handle latency very well. This is covered a bit in the DOTA 2 rerun work [1] (e.g., Figure 5b on staleness). So for both large models (which are split up amongst multi
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by boulos 5y ago
I'm not sure about the 400 A comment either, but there's at least two "catches" to the F-150: it's ~$90k for that configuration and it's unclear how the charge/discharge duty cycle will affect it. To be cl
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by boulos 5y ago
But which of your editors was better at the end of the night?!
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by boulos 5y ago
Dan's email address is his name @ gmail.com [1]. [1] https://mobile.twitter.com/danluu/status/934880279772258304
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Public Statement from Bob Ross Inc(experience.bobross.com)
26 points by boulos 5y ago|5 comments
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by boulos 5y ago
Maybe I should have linked to [1] as one of the videos from a couple of guys testing it out in Oakland. [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=antLneVlxcs&feature=youtu.be
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by boulos 5y ago
Disclosure: I work at Waymo. This is big news, and I encourage you to apply if you're in San Francisco. For the HN crowd, I'd also recommend last week's blog post [1] which includes some more technical material on "how&q
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by boulos 5y ago
I'm really bad at hedging and parenthetical remarks! (I guess I should add "quotes", too!)
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by boulos 5y ago
Disclosure: I work at Waymo. At least the current fleets of AVs (Waymo, Cruise, etc.) are "obviously" potentially autonomous. I'm honestly more cautious now as a pedestrian when I see a Tesla coming after the FSD videos. I wi
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by boulos 5y ago
The distinction seems to be that there are two flavors of timeshare: shared deeded ownership and shared lease ownership interest [1]. The second one (leasing) is just the "right to time" and a separate company owns the property. P
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God, Money, YOLO: How Cathie Wood Found Her Flock(nytimes.com)
29 points by boulos 5y ago|3 comments
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Installations Solaires(pierre-brault.com)
1 points by boulos 5y ago|0 comments
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by boulos 5y ago
I didn't realize it's all still accessible! The event list [1] includes abstracts. For me, personally, I was more interested in the conversations (e.g., [2]) than the various software companies talking about design. I'd say i
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by boulos 5y ago
If you're interested in variable fonts, the recent SF Design Week talk [1] from the folks at Google was pretty accessible! Maybe if enough folks ping them they'd be willing to put up a recording. [1] https://sfdesignwee
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by boulos 5y ago
Disclosure: I used to work on Google Cloud. I see a lot of similarities between Kafka and Confluent. You're looking to spin out a tool that worked well for you, and offer it commercially. I'd suggest planning more around operating

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