boulos

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   by boulos 3y ago

   Do you have a version using the same instance type? Seems weird to mix them.
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   by boulos 3y ago

   You could imagine sanctions on Brazilian beef. Either a blanket ban or something targeted at particular producers. I doubt it would happen, but that's a different plan.
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   by boulos 3y ago

   https://www.publicpower.org/system/files/documents/Americas_... via https://www.publicpower.org/resource/americas-electricity-ge... disagrees with you even in the last decade. And the fu
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   by boulos 3y ago

   It's unfortunate that no math is ever done in these stories. If you take the "350,000" H100s that Facebook wants by EOY, each of those can do 700W, which gives you almost 250 MW for just the GPUs. That sounds like a lot, unti
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   by boulos 3y ago

   Most of the world lacks this product. In the UK, for example, I think the most popular product is what we'd call a 2/1 ARM!
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   by boulos 3y ago

   I made a simple bash alias for this: mknote () { emacs -nw $HOME/notes/`date "+%Y-%m-%d-"`${1}.txt } so that I can do: $ mknote FooTopic and start recording things. I also have enote: enote () {
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   by boulos 3y ago

   Movies yes, but often a single episode of a show is say $2. That means if you watch a season in a month, you're up to $16-20 pretty quickly with 8-10 episodes.
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   by boulos 3y ago

   I like the term parsley code! I do suspect though that both the hashing and 6-bit weight examples are just extremely rare in the corpus. It wasn't confused about loops, or hashing generally, but just didn't do as well as antirez
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   by boulos 3y ago

   I really like the argument about misinformation vs testing. I'm not totally sold on "you can just see it", but I do think something like TDD could suddenly be really productive in this world. I've found autocomplete via
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Let's call it "production order" then. Firefly was famously broadcast out of order.
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    by boulos 3y ago

    > I believe Waymo has had issues where several AVs occupied the same street after an event and blocked traffic because they couldn't decide what to do - they were waiting on each other to behave like a human. You're thinking of
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    by boulos 3y ago

    I linked to it in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38722356 .
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Sorry if I was unclear, that's what we did in NYC and are doing again in Buffalo. The blog post is actually from the previous Bellevue announcement. Edit to add this link to some footage: https://twitter.com/dmitri_dolg
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Winter and snow is hard for a lot of reasons. But we did some testing with safety drivers in NYC last year and will be in Buffalo this year: https://twitter.com/Waymo/status/1721629316625093035 (and others histori
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    by boulos 3y ago

    See my top-level comment: same locations, adjusting for surface streets only, etc.
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Disclosure: I work at Waymo, but not on the Safety Research team. The Ars article linked to the Waymo blog post [1], but the underlying paper is at [2] via waymo.com/safety . A lot of folks are assuming this wasn't corrected for l
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    by boulos 3y ago

    It seems to be a typo. The credits at the bottom state: > Additional co-authors are from the University of California, San Francisco, and Arc.
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    by boulos 3y ago

    I'm not sure if it was recorded, but I think Don Knuth's Christmas lecture last week was on a related topic. It's a follow-up to his 2018 lecture: https://online.stanford.edu/donald-e-knuth-lectures
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    by boulos 3y ago

    I appreciated the Sherlock Holmes joke: > $ regex-cli find match pikevm --no-table -p '\b\w+\b' -y 'Σέρλοκ Χολμς' 0:0:12:Σέρλοκ 0:13:23:Χολμς
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    by boulos 3y ago

    It's roughly the top 1% globally: https://www.credit-suisse.com/media/assets/corporate/docs/ab... If you don't care for the global measure, you can focus on your country or region. But for a gl
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    by boulos 3y ago

    It's been over a decade since I looked at this, but in real-time Monte Carlo path tracing the speed of your RNG is material. In simple enough scenes, probably something like 5-10% IIRC when using MT. I appreciate that you had a note ab
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Presumably you terrified them when you came to GCP :).
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    by boulos 3y ago

    As folks are saying, there are already commercially developed panels at 24.7% [1] that should ship within the next year. The existing fleet of Maxeon 3 are apparently going to be 24% this quarter, rather than the 22.7% in the actively shipp
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    by boulos 3y ago

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_burial For those that don't know the term
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    by boulos 3y ago

    I think anyone can get on the Top 500 as long as they run a verified FP64 LINPACK result. At the time, this would have been comparing against Perlmutter: https://www.top500.org/lists/top500/2021/06/ So 6
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    by boulos 3y ago

    The Architecture of Open Source Applications has some great lessens learned. It's also free: https://aosabook.org/en/ . I don't think there are lots of examples of the distributed systems discussion though,
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Aww, I just spent time trying to reply in good faith :).
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    by boulos 3y ago

    You phrased this poorly, but it's a worthwhile discussion to have. People recall Trump as having said something about "forest management" as contributing to the California wildfires. That part is strictly true! The actual wor
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    by boulos 3y ago

    https://www.wiltshiremuseum.org.uk/?exhibition=wiltshire-tha... which is the exhibition seems to have it, too.
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    by boulos 3y ago

    Touché! I didn't even notice :).