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AMA with NVIDIA Team about Ampere (Reddit)(reddit.com)
7 points by cepp 6y ago|0 comments
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by cepp 6y ago
Take this with 2 cents since I'm not versed explicitly in Zen architecture, but it's likely only the SP. Usage patterns are fairly easy to deduce at compile time and are optimized, i.e. loop tiling, thus I think it's fair to
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by cepp 6y ago
> In the short term, Epic loses money by not having Fortnite on Apple devices. Will they though? For all the players who already had the app they still have access to Epic's payment system meaning they're making 20% more on tho
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by cepp 6y ago
How is this better than Visual Studio (Code) Live Share [1]? Adding a third party dependency for code-sharing seems like a non-starter for large enterprise companies which already have a hard enough time with the first party offering. [1]:
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by cepp 6y ago
Memora Health ( https://memorahealth.com ) | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Software Engineer, NLP/ML Engineer Memora Health (YC W18) is a technology company helping hospitals reduce overhead and scale outpatient communication
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by cepp 6y ago
I'm really impressed. When I took the course ~1.5 years ago it was still cribbing heavily from MIT OCW's OS course. Really nice to see the curriculum has changed (and more importantly been reduced)!
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by cepp 6y ago
Huey is also worth a shot.
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by cepp 7y ago
Late but wanted to chime in. Although not possible right now, the best way to test chairs is to go to a Design Within Reach (a Herman Miller subsidiary). They employ chair specialists in the showroom who can work with you to find the best c
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by cepp 7y ago
In reality, it's just that these outlets are the only ones with large bureau operations. There are plenty of other independent reporters and smaller sources with much better coverage.
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by cepp 7y ago
All reporters must renew visas every year so it is inconsequential. It's a blanket ban.
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Google’s Parent Trap(theinformation.com)
2 points by cepp 7y ago|0 comments
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by cepp 7y ago
Memora Health ( https://memorahealth.com ) | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Software Engineer, NLP/ML Engineer Memora Health (YC W18) is a technology company helping hospitals reduce overhead and scale outpatient communication
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by cepp 7y ago
Memora Health ( https://memorahealth.com ) | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Software Engineer, NLP/ML Engineer Memora Health (YC W18) is a technology company helping hospitals reduce overhead and scale outpatient communication
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by cepp 7y ago
> Please if someone at PyTorch is reading this, put in a request to make CUDA support the default on Mac OS. It's unlikely this will ever happen. Apple doesn't officially support NVIDIA drivers anymore and even Tensorflow no lo
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by cepp 7y ago
This! The account synchronization regularly breaks and will tell me that my "Credentials are Out of Date" at which point I then go, and sign in again only to be dumped at the loading page of my financial institution with nothing h
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DigitalOcean Layoffs (No Official Announcement Yet)(twitter.com)
14 points by cepp 7y ago|4 comments
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by cepp 7y ago
I think this is also a paradigm problem. Modern chipset advancements are at the crossroads of power vs. cooling. The logical extension of that fight is greater power and cooling requirements in the DC which it is not necessarily equipped to
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Update: An Agreement with Monica Cellio(meta.stackexchange.com)
4 points by cepp 7y ago|1 comments
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by cepp 7y ago
There's only one thing I'd mention which is that version 3 changed the document model. In version 2 you could make independent files and put them anywhere. It seems, though I may be wrong as I haven't used v3 much, that they
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by cepp 7y ago
Not exactly what you were asking for, but I really like Soulver [1]. It's a natural-language-ish calculator. The interface is similar to a REPL where you can name/recall and evaluate. The only downside is it's a bit pricey at
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by cepp 7y ago
On failures: many years ago I stumbled across the idea of a `CV of Failures` where you list all of the accomplishments you missed/were rejected from, etc. I think it's a very humbling idea and can see some applicability here. Exam
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by cepp 7y ago
John Carmack's Fast Inverse Square Root: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_inverse_square_root#Overv... . The first time I really and truly felt that people approach problems differently from how I, by default, go
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by cepp 7y ago
I don't think this would work, for a number of reasons. First, anecdotally, I've known a number of Chinese-national but US educated persons, who after receiving their higher education and 5-10 years of work, returned to China. The
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by cepp 7y ago
A quick look [1] on 有道 reveals that this is not a homonym. [1]: https://www.youdao.com/w/eng/bullshit/#keyfrom=dict2.index
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by cepp 7y ago
I'm in agreeance. In this case, I don't think SRS offers a lot of benefit, i.e. the tool isn't the hard part, it's the content you put into it. EX: I recently (5ish months) started moving Kindle highlights to Anki. I&#x2
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Uber’s Stock Drop Weighs on Didi Chuxing’s Valuation(theinformation.com)
1 points by cepp 7y ago|0 comments
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Chinese tech information platform 36Kr files for IPO in the US(techinasia.com)
1 points by cepp 7y ago|0 comments
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by cepp 7y ago
I still regularly see Reddit failures every week.
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by cepp 7y ago
I, in the past, made a purchase in the application which enabled the use of the web-player (maybe 4? Years ago). Today, I received this email from them: > We wanted to do the right thing by you though and since you've paid for the W
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by cepp 7y ago
To put it more bluntly, he’s a rainmaker — the people who care about making deals know who can get it done, and he made it clear he was capable.

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