dailykoder

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by dailykoder 2y ago
I am so f-in glad I deleted facebook like 10 years ago and never hoped onto anything else. I only hate that I visit HN every few minutes, when I get bored at cagie. But apart from that, just don't use social media. It's really as
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I counted calories and put everything on a scale, for about 2 or 3 months in 2022 (iirc). And you are 100% right. I had absolutely no idea how much calories some food has. There were a lot of things, but I think cashews were my biggest eye
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>supreme court says that tiktok might be a threat to national security >yeah, let's just ignore that. Dance videos on tiktok are more important than security That's so f-in absurd. I can't even wrap my head around why a
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Yes, but only if they run in javascript. We need more javascript.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>Teenagers need to connect. But not in a tiktok-way. They have more than enough social contacts when they go to school. No one need tiktok.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
"An error occured. Please try again later"
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Maybe C should do that, but it won't. So why complain? Just work with the language as it is
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Yes, knowledge is just a different form of nutrition.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Because the author uses Berlin as an example. As a millenial that grew up in Berlin, I just think that the hype about, what used to be alternative, mainstream clubs is flattening. Especially techno and electro clubs. They are just not as gr
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by dailykoder 2y ago
This looks nice. Thank you! Been considering something like that for quite a while now (Since my own risc-v CPU, written in VHDL, is working actually). I might get this as inspiration and rewrite it in Rust (tm) - Because I wnat to learn Ru
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>Being outdoors is an excellent defense, as is shown in the data generated by the NFL during the pandemic. This is so crazy to me. Maybe it wasn't communicated clear enough, but for me it was always cristal clear that while being ou
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I did that and clicked through the first 5 links. Doesn't sound that obvious to me. I found this one interesting: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10446908/ > More studies found that masks (n = 39&
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>For medical professionals, very strict masking protocols were needed to get any assurance of safety. That's a very good point. As I understood it, even if we ignore the people that don't cover their nose, you have to be very c
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>At large, covid was never dangerous to children and (healthy) (non-senior) adults. We didn't know that in the first place though. We expected it, but I shared the sentiment of better be safe then sorry. At least for 2020. I think a
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I still desperately want to know the current (scientific) state of wearing a mask. On the one side we have people that say 'our bodies need to learn again to fight against viruses' and the other side which wants you to put on a ma
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by dailykoder 2y ago
They are not free
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by dailykoder 2y ago
And that's a really really sad story. And then seeing people say >I don't understand it either, a 16 GB DDR5 stick costs like $50 50 bucks is a lot of money to a whole lot of people. Yes, actual computations and compilation etc
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>what will it improve? it will make you (as of now) unable to use thunderbolt and therefore a dock. Maybe you see that as improvement. I kinda like my thunderbolt
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Kind of always gives me the same output over and over again. It's kinda neat though. Have to look into it and tweak it myself. Wanted to play around with gpt2 locally for quite some time. Thanks for the post!
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by dailykoder 2y ago
>A pithy quote attributed to the pioneering researcher Edsger Dijkstra helps me explain: “Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.” Reminds me of the MIT lecture "Lecture 1A | MIT 6.001 Structu
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I'd second that. I am far far away from being a pro, but my gut feeling and memory tell me that I felt way bigger forces while doing big, steep dirt jumps than any form of downhill. Though, the pros are actually fast around the corners
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Looks like a nice plugin. Kudos to the madman, I will def check that one out. Thanks! Always have written markdown without preview and hoped that it looked right when I commited it. Edit: Or on edge cases I have used remarkable[1], which I
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I much rather meant the fear of the unknown and people thinking that the world would end in pure chaos, not as much the technical background. And all of that because a number of a birth year from one person was chosen.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I was only 9 years old then, but nowadays I find it interesting that a number, which was arbitrarily chosen, caused so much fear and stuff. It's just a random number. Why were people scared of numbers?
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Thanks!
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Since I don't have a board with PCIe port the fastest I could get is 100MBit ethernet, i think. Or rather use the Microchip board which has a hard RISC-V quad core processor on it connected via an AXI-Bus with the FPGA fabric. The CPU
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by dailykoder 2y ago
> Perhaps for extremely low latency classification tasks? I'm having trouble picturing that application though. Possibly, yes. I have no concrete plans yet. Maybe language models are the wrong area though. Some general either image
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by dailykoder 2y ago
I have read about it quite a few weeks ago the first time and I found it very interesting. Now that I have done more than enough CPU design inside FPGAs, I wanted to try something new, some computation heavy things that could benefit from a
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by dailykoder 2y ago
Ok, that's your opinion.
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by dailykoder 2y ago
There is also posteo.de I won't judge how they compare exactly in terms of privacy, but their transparency reports always seem reasonable and I am a happy user for over 10 years now. I guess you can't pay in crypto yet, but you ca

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