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cl3misch
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If this idea sounds interesting, you might want to look at xarray for a more established project: https://github.com/pydata/xarray It's focused on indexing and lacks the batching idea, though. Combining named axes
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Python-build-standalone: redistributable builds of Python
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The computers don't get slower, and light Linux distros should still work fine. But what matters is the software you're using, and that will be modern software (mostly). Modern browsers visiting JS-heavy websites, or a heavier off
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I stumbled over that 19% in the article. Maybe in practice you wouldn't want to convert a GIF to lossless webp, but original video to lossy webp? And then the lossy webp would be slighly smaller than the GIF with far superior quality?
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In JAX you can: https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/debugging/print_breakpo...
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What is the connection between Long Covid and Terry Davis?
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Loopy: Code generator for array-based code on CPUs and GPUs
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Lenovo Bios Simulator
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> I'm not enough of a cultural relativist to believe there's a civilization that cares more about the shape ∞ than the shape ◯. Maybe these are "logarithmic" beings, as opposed to us "linear" beings? The lem
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Is it? I hear that thrown around a lot but I doubt it's easy . Maybe people are confusing it will a swirly filter, which isn't destructive and can be reversed easily? I know that there's strong prior knowledge but the pixela
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Alternative notation for exponents, logs and roots?
(math.stackexchange.com)
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If you like high-performance array programming a la "numpy with JIT" I suggest looking at JAX. It's very suitable for general numeric computing (not just ML) and a very mature ecosystem. https://github.com/jax
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Reverse engineering the Ravensburger TipToi pen
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KlongPy: High-Performance Array Programming in Python
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Sure, but somebody will have to host the website for the "web browser based person"? Even though the audio/video traffic will be P2P, there has to be some interface in the browser? I keep wondering whether this browser inte
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> the receiving user could view my screen from their web browser How would this be possible "without the need for an account or any server infrastructure" claimed by this project?
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RightTyper: Auto-generate Python type hints
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Why doesn't ML suffer from curse of dimensionality?
(stats.stackexchange.com)
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Did the Manhattan Project consider a global nuclear chain reaction?
(skeptics.stackexchange.com)
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"Nonlinear dynamics and Chaos" by Steven Strogatz. It's the only textbook I really read during my university education (sad to admit). Even though I consider it a textbook and not pop-sci, it's incredibly approachable an
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Are Airpods better for tracking third parties (thieves) because they don't beep?
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I managed to find the source for my statement: https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/en/stable/faq.html#can-i-c... It is not "heavily" discouraged. But you have to pay extra attention to perform a clean co
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I think this is heavily discouraged? Instead you should have multiple separate borg repos to minimize risk of misconfiguration and data corruption.
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Is this post in any way motivated by the recent post about physics of colliding balls? ;-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41669747
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It was a legal term. For non-Germans: it's a (now colloquial) term for stealing in low quantities and out of direct necessity for your own/your family's survival. In that it alleviates the "base motives" part of t
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Riverside.fm: browser-based audio/video recording studio
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They could be refering to the "action button" on the newer Pro phones, which replaced the silent switcher.
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I just saw it in the new Matt Parker video and was about to submit it here :-)
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True, but if you install it anyway (like the author), might as well do it with this tool.
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The mentioned "Johnson–Lindenstrauss lemma" is especially interesting: it essentially states that for N>3, the number M of almost perpendicular vectors you can fit into an N-dimensional space is M>>N. This makes it poss
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