cl3misch

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by cl3misch 6y ago
The UX of the pass iOS app [1] vs. the Android app [2] (especially the need for OpenKeychain on Android) is the main reason keeping me on iOS. [1] https://github.com/mssun/passforios [2] https://github.com&#
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by cl3misch 6y ago
> One advantage, however, of doing a more whole-program approach to AD rather than individual operators I was under the impression that the big ML frameworks (and surely JAX with jit) are doing optimization on the complete compute graph,
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I don't see how static AD removes the need to store the network state. Is this a fundamental property of static AD? Also, your statement sounds like pyTorch/TF are doing AD numerically, which is not the case. They build the analyt
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Isn't the input of the layer fundamentally a part of the gradient computation? So even in this case (inspecting LLVM code) the computation still needs to look at the input.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
So everybody who wants to join the Minecraft server has to be in my Tailscale network? Why would I want that?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
While the UX may not be as polished, you can conduct polls in Signal via the emoji reactions to messages. You could simply count the number of "thumbs up" vs. "thumbs down" reactions.
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Extending JAX with custom C++ and CUDA code(github.com)
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Could you elaborate on the non-existence of TB3 hubs? What is the true nature of a colloquial "TB3" hub then? DP + USB 3 + Ethernet?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
archive mirror works https://web.archive.org/web/20210107044419/https://www.caldi...
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I find the nomenclature in this article a bit weird. > Another disadvantage of backpropagation is its tendency to become stuck in the local minima of the loss function. Mathematically, the goal in training a model is converging on the gl
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by cl3misch 6y ago
> why not Pytorch? JAX enables using (parts of) existing numpy codebases in disciplines other than deep learning. Autodiff and compilation to GPUs are very useful for all kinds of algorithms and processing pipelines.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
You could argue that flatpaks and snaps exists because Debian (and Ubuntu) aren't rolling releases, but desktop users want continuously updated software.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
No, Austrians don't speak English natively.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
How do you access Google Photos from Linux? Is it able to detect only the new pictures?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I always wonder if a paid Google One account is also under the risk of arbitrary deletion. Even though the prices are pretty cheap, I suspect the liability of Google is different once I pay for their service.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Shouldn't the name be "postcomp" if it's for files which already are compressed?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I have been using borg for a while and it has been a joy. But I was under the impression that you had to trust the server if you aren't mounting the remote repo, but are running borg on the server too (like the author). Before commenti
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Funnily enough, the Airy discs from pinhole diffraction are perfectly resolved when zooming into the blurry romanesco.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Assuming the sensor is 7 full moons across as indicated in their figure, the FOV is only 3.5°. In this case the plane at 15 miles distance is only 0.9 miles across.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Edit: Below is incorrect. They claim the total area is enough to capture 40 full moons, not that the sensor is 40 full moons across. Assuming a perfectly round sensor you could estimate its radius from that, but that's too much on my
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Could you measure a calibration discharge curve with a (digital) bench power supply draining constant current (or constant power) and use it as a LUT?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
> The fancy metal case isnt properly grounded- I get occasionally a slight tingling /shock from it when I have it plugged in. There have been other comments about this, but to make it clear: It's the charger that's not gro
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I've just tried it with Win10 and Ubuntu 20.04. Both worked out of the box on an UEFI system (no legacy boot) without SecureBoot. FWIW this is on a cheap laptop with buggy UEFI which gave me some boot problems in the past, so that give
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by cl3misch 6y ago
E2EE is not available at all for group chats.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Are you sure the newer iMacs have soldered on storage? I was under the impression they use m.2 SSDs.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Their server backend code is closed source and they're running custom crypto. Also groups and desktop clients don't support end-to-end encryption.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I think the individual apps on top of the same framework are not identical in the way the data is collected and stored. AFAIK in some countries they have a centralized database, whereas e.g. in Germany all contact IDs are kept locally and o
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Maybe I missed it, but what device is on the other end of the COM connection? His router? What's the reason against SSH'ing from the gateway to the servers instead of the physical COM connection?
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I first thought that the occurences of "Math processing error" were a mathematical joke, showing that some quantity can not be computed. But reading the sentences again I think there should have been an equation...
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by cl3misch 6y ago
I can't see the improvement of this vs. walls of high end personal safes. They have used mixed material walls for ages, made from some hard small component (e.g. ceramic) embedded in a more flexible mass (hard rubber). Being accepted i

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