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by boulos 2y ago
Note: gold uses troy ounces, so adjust by ~10%. It's easier to just use grams or kilograms :).
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by boulos 2y ago
In case it's not obvious, that's an annual number.
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by boulos 2y ago
Huh? I just went to OpenAI.com and there is a little "Security" link in the bottom pile that points to https://openai.com/security-and-privacy/ . Under "Reporting security issues" it points you to a
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by boulos 2y ago
For folks that are interested in the business specifically, we have some open roles listed at https://waymo.com/careers/ with the word Commercialization in the titles.
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by boulos 2y ago
Disclosure: I work for Waymo. No, there isn't. We do have a team of folks to support situations where we aren't confident and choose to "phone a friend". This recent blog post covers some of it in more detail: https:&#x
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by boulos 2y ago
Disclosure: I work for Waymo. We handle both dense fog and heavy rain on the latest vehicles. The best blog post is probably https://waymo.com/blog/2021/11/a-fog-blog/ but you can find a lot of videos in
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by boulos 2y ago
This is why I prefer the term "weights available" just like "source available". It makes it clear that you can get your hands on the copy, you could run this exact thing locally if they go out of business, etc. but it is
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by boulos 2y ago
How have you handled synchronization? I agree with async-primary, but it's also important to get some overlap depending on the situation. Did folks in Manila work off hours to align a bit with San Francisco?
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by boulos 2y ago
Yes, but a direct `exp` implementation is only like 10-20 FMAs depending on how much accuracy you want. No gathering or permuting will really compete with straight math.
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by boulos 2y ago
I kind of love that this continues to haunt you :).
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by boulos 2y ago
Depends on what you're doing. The main issue here is reductions / accumulations . That is, if you have a bunch of floats like: float sum = 0.f; for (int i = 0; i < N; i++) { sum += x[i]; } and that you vectori
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by boulos 2y ago
The same reasoning applies though. The compiler is just another program. Outside of doing constant folding on things that are unspec'ed or not required (like mmsqrtps and most transcendentals), you should get consistent results even be
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by boulos 2y ago
That blog post is now a decade old, but includes an important quote: > The IEEE standard does guarantee some things. It guarantees more than the floating-point-math-is-mystical crowd realizes, but less than some programmers might think.
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by boulos 2y ago
Maybe ask them to make you "an Americano, but with cold brew coffee"? Trick them into it being an on-the-menu item.
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by boulos 2y ago
Agreed. I should have said so, too.
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by boulos 2y ago
At the very least, I assume .+ at the start is a better choice. The RFC says: addr-spec = local-part "@" domain ; global address atom = 1*<any CHAR except specials, SPACE and CTLs> word
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by boulos 2y ago
> If you already have a network and a decent platform to communicate with people, as well as the motivation to go at it for yourself, you're giving up a huge chunk of the company for a pittance. But that's literally the point.
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by boulos 3y ago
Example: https://e-estonia.com/solutions/ease_of_doing_business/e-bus...
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by boulos 3y ago
This is also directly available from MIT Press as Open Access: https://direct.mit.edu/books/oa-monograph/5598/Balkan-Cyberi...
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New York City welcomes robotaxis – but only with safety drivers(theverge.com)
2 points by boulos 3y ago|0 comments
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by boulos 3y ago
That isn't what that blog post is saying. It's saying that the author's invented metric may indicate that the studies within each chapter may not replicate. No actual replication studies were done to produce the table in th
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by boulos 3y ago
How about "weights available" as similar to the "source available" moniker?
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by boulos 3y ago
JIT'ed code is sadly poorly supported, but LLVM has had great hooks for noting each method that is produced and its address. So you can build a simple mixed-mode unwinder, pretty easily, but mostly in process. I think Intel's DNN
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Whale song mystery solved by scientists(bbc.com)
2 points by boulos 3y ago|0 comments
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by boulos 3y ago
I'm not sure which external or internal product you're talking about, but there are no networks involved for Local SSD on GCE: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/local-ssd Are you referring
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by boulos 3y ago
It took me a while to realize digital twin got autocorrected to digital town here :).
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by boulos 3y ago
Queen Elizabeth II oversaw a lot of the final decline of the British Empire and Commonwealth. She seemed okay with it.
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A glaring error in methane flaring (2022)(arstechnica.com)
39 points by boulos 3y ago|20 comments
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by boulos 3y ago
I'm still (poorly) maintaining it!
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by boulos 3y ago
Eh, c6a is also an AMD Rome which has worse memory bandwidth at the tails and weaker per thread performance than Cascadelake (c5). I don't understand anything about this particular benchmark, but I wouldn't compare them simply as

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