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by cochne 4y ago
I implemented a shoddy version of this once (before accepting that pickles are worth it) only took like 100 LOC for serialization and deserialization.
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by cochne 4y ago
Probably, yes. Though it also depends on the country. I would be more OK with Canada having my data than China or Russia.
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by cochne 4y ago
Quick summary: > To illustrate this concept, you could consider a simple coin-flip game where you make a 50% return on your money if the coin lands on heads, or lose 33.3% of your money if the coin lands on tails. Let's say you bet
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by cochne 4y ago
Just like all the supply chain issues we've seen unfold, we are due for a nasty correction when all the would-be EE's end up as software engineers.
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by cochne 4y ago
It is
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by cochne 4y ago
Why not Elden Ring?
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by cochne 4y ago
From Wikipedia on "Percentage Point" > A percentage point or percent point is the unit for the arithmetic difference of two percentages. For example, moving up from 40 percent to 44 percent is an increase of 4 percentage points
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by cochne 5y ago
The title may be misleading. It seems to be based on this quote > InstructGPT is then further fine-tuned on a dataset labeled by human labelers. The labelers comprise a team of about 40 contractors whom we hired through Upwork and Scale
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by cochne 5y ago
All of modern science is built on the philosophy that you can only reject the null hypothesis, not prove the positive hypothesis.
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by cochne 5y ago
Totally anecdotal, but I have noticed a huge uptick of drivers running red lights and stop signs in my area in NY. I have been wondering the reason.
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by cochne 5y ago
Your 15 years number is for 0.1%
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by cochne 5y ago
Are you saying that the US goal here is to start a war with Russia?
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by cochne 5y ago
Almost all of the issues you described I have also experienced with AirPods. Sometimes going into the Bluetooth menu and selecting them is not even enough to convince them to play audio from my phone. I had to get out of bed and turn off t
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by cochne 5y ago
I shopped at a Uniqlo in Brooklyn and their checkout automation is very good. If you look carefully at the clothing tags, they have some RFID circuits in there. The result is you drop your clothing in a big self-checkout bin and it just r
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by cochne 5y ago
You can't model matrix multiplication as a convolution, but you can model convolution as matrix multiplication (with a toeplitz matrix) which is why the discrete fourier transform can be modeled as a matrix multiplication.
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by cochne 5y ago
I'm not totally convinced after looking at that. "duct tapers, who temporarily fix problems that could be fixed permanently, e.g., programmers repairing bloated code, airline desk staff who calm passengers whose bags do not arriv
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by cochne 5y ago
Im not disputing your claim, but the link you provided doesn’t really give evidence. Most results are for one incident and I don’t see any statistics
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by cochne 5y ago
I think the implication is that it is not intentional, but a result of the poor quality of work that the inexperienced substitute work force has.
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by cochne 5y ago
I'm excited to see some innovation on the terminal! This could be really helpful for some of my students using new tools like git for the first time.
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by cochne 5y ago
In this case he is not making factual claims. It is purely a philosophical discussion. You can agree or disagree with the content itself. But I don't think a person being a liar or not should necessarily stop you from interacting wi
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by cochne 5y ago
What does any of that matter?
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by cochne 5y ago
I would be doubtful since most FPGAs have a much lower clock speed than CPUs. Maybe unless you take advantage of parallelism.
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by cochne 5y ago
Not really the same. The implied agreement when you visit an ad based site is that you get the ads. Otherwise if no one got them, the site could not exist. It’s a form of payment for what the site provides to you, not the product itself.
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Why Phase Out AMP?(kernel.bloomberg.com)
1 points by cochne 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Experience managing volunteer software developers?
1 points by cochne 5y ago|0 comments
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by cochne 5y ago
I think this argument is true and it is easily demonstrated with GPUs. They were able to be financially successful products largely because consumers wanted them to play video games. Now they are necessary for academic research in deep lea
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by cochne 5y ago
The number 4 may be an issue for some cultures!
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by cochne 5y ago
Why do you say the number is closer to $2T? I found this nice graphic, could you point out what is wrong or bizarre about it? https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/figures/2019/budgetary-c...
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by cochne 5y ago
Probably since humans started recording? Doesn’t seem that misleading to me.
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by cochne 5y ago
I’m a little confused at this comment. Are you saying the AIDS vaccine (when it comes) should be mandatory for all sexually active people?

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