coherentpony

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by coherentpony 7y ago
How much of the Google video is eyecandy versus actual processing imagery?
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Those aren't mutually exclusive.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Even with a 30% tax bill in the worst case, the effective gain is infinite%.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Well, the title of the submission seems to imply that if car2go simply reversed the decision on background checks then we could indeed have good things...
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by coherentpony 7y ago
> Fifth: Fuck this “sir” shit. We don’t have titles in the United States. The Title of Nobility Clause prevents the federal government from granting titles of nobility. That's it. It doesn't prevent other countries from grant
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Does anybody know if there are any cloud instances with AMD GPUs?
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Therefore 2640 people? That's a lot of people.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Just be careful about the operand order differences between objdump and whatever your compiler spits out. They're not necessarily the same syntax.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
> loading all 8 threads to "100% CPU" (whatever that means) What application?
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by coherentpony 7y ago
> Advertising is like hacking the free market and should be illegal. Not the best product wins, but the one with the largest advertising budget. Who decides what is the 'best' product? If advertising were illegal then how do p
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Example?
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by coherentpony 7y ago
That's 100% correct, and 100% not the conversation we are having. If you don't want a medical procedure, even if it would be beneficial to you, you can refuse it. It is your right (at least in the US).
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by coherentpony 7y ago
Or even more simply, even if there's no "other" crime: it's my personal data. I have a right to privacy.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
I think your expectations are too high.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
I always just thought of it as a thing that is indexable.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
I like the pun but I also like just how open it is. It really tries to illustrate that "period" isn't a dirty word and that it is a normal bodily function.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
And the 'statistics' on the data was presented as a word cloud, which is not a time-tested way to understand statistical relationships.
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by coherentpony 7y ago
> In Python, however, "string" and "list" far outweigh "dictionary" and "object", which probably says something about what kind of data structures Python developers deal with the most in their live
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by coherentpony 8y ago
> Huge pages are especially valuable to a workload where you cannot predict/control the memory access pattern into a large buffer. They're also especially valuable to workloads where you can predict the memory access pattern.
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by coherentpony 8y ago
Is there a correlation between fame and arrogance?
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by coherentpony 8y ago
Isn't the point of `make` that it doesn't build stuff that doesn't need to be rebuilt? Am I missing something?
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by coherentpony 8y ago
So, perhaps it's me, but why do folks care about the number on the part? It's all marketing. Why does it matter? What matters is performance, right?
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by coherentpony 8y ago
Yep. It only happens when the date changes.
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by coherentpony 8y ago
If you review the findings and then respond with, "Actually, GCP outperforms AWS," how many pinches of salt should we take your response with?
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by coherentpony 8y ago
When the sun shines through your blinds, do the shadows of each of the individual chinks overlap? How about throughout the day when the sun moves? :)
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by coherentpony 8y ago
> For legal residents, this is a way to avoid tax ... I'd argue it's tax _evasion_, not avoidance. Tax avoidance is the legal use of the tax law to pay as little tax as possible. Tax evasion is circumventing of the law to rel
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by coherentpony 8y ago
The title asked for beautiful/elegant algorithms, not efficient ones! :)
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by coherentpony 8y ago
> Skylake-X is quite innovative. The mesh-design was never-before seen The Xeon Phi (KNL) used a mesh topology and the KNL was released before Skylake-X.
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by coherentpony 8y ago
Driving doesn't require higher order thinking? I can't do anything else while I'm driving. I'm constantly looking at where people are; who's around me; and where I think other people are going. Maybe it's just
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by coherentpony 8y ago
The implication being that academic politics arises out of basically non-issues? I should be able to infer Sayre never worked in academia; there are situations where a lot of money for research is at stake.

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