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daniel-cussen
3y ago
I looked at that, i concluded yes because the bottleneck of inverting a matrix is matrix multiplication. Spesh since fgemm targets 32-bit floating-point format, n has high accuracy (not saying how high but much better than Strassen, at lea
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One thing I highly recommend is trying it for yourself, just with pen and paper. Think of ten two-digit numbers under 40 for it to work nicely. Just numbers under 40, 1-100 would require like 20 numbers for it to work as well as it does i
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Well so one issue w both GPUs n CPUs which make them bad platforms for this algorithm is that, in both, FLOPS are such an important metric for sales that multiplication is highly subsidized in both those chip types. So huge amounts of area
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Hi HN, this paper is my first proper academic publication, it's on arxiv only for now--this is a pre-print--but is being considered for publication by peer-reviewed journals concurrently. Open-access journals, of course. I'm tota
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Matrix multiplication using only addition
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Yeah that's my business, http://fgemm.com , coming soon. Paper is coming out v soon however.
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That's the least of it. In Lisp the distinction between code n data is blurred all the time. In F18 assembly i frequently have "double entendres" which are used as code or as literals depending on the entry point. I think
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Worst is when they insult you by changing a legitimate name like "Polo" to the glaringly knock-off name "Pölo" after the fact, to manipulate users (this happened to me) into blame themselves for falling for such a blat
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Yeah that was saying if you crushed n injected it would be addictive. No. It was addictive in literally any form. They knew that too, n it wasn't on the packaging. You kind of have to be a monster to say something that callous.
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I think on the contrary Russians alone don't get hacked by Russians. Russians get hacked by the Terman lab. NSA...CIA...NRLO i think...yeah those guys.
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They're fucking up on purpose. This is a request for consent that they steal from you. Microsoft intentionally, n w a criminal mind (in light of all the what in light of their stealing from me was harm they were doing in court) fucke
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I consider the launch a pure unadulterated success. They ran simulations, took the precautions, this was NOT the Apollo I. N it's the nature of the business, fuck, same as the best chemists have lost fingers n accepted the nobel priz
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There were fires then too.
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Yeah so they found if the boss wears short sleeves (reliably experiment John T Molloy, in Dress for Success which is like the biblical source on such matters, true social scientist) his employees slack off. He didn't investigate the
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Every downstream effect depends on a river.
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Dude the World War Over Australia. Some knock-off editions in Chile actually link...like it's generally called Perú, and I've never seen a map with Antartica, and besides Chile by it's extreme geography causes cartographers s
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Gotta admit the transistorization of the computer and the exponential decay of size required for the transistor, and exponential decay in duration of the transistor to FO4 (switch states, it's much less than the clock cycle) was beauti
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We don't trust it that much. We see OK you through in a couple solid commentators, like the guy in the plaid, but that's it, and that's all the trust they get. They're owned by Rupert Murdoch after all, and they do som
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Yeah memory preservation. Fgemm is based on the initials sgemm or dgemm, based on gemm, GEneral Matrix-Matrix multiplication. gemv is GEneral Matrix-Vector multiplication. So it's meaningless, except of course for my target audience,
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Less typing. More memorable. Meaning it survives a lobotomy.
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Translation: bitcoin is worse for economists than global warming.
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Yeah directly against this site's guidelines I can't click on links anymore because they are so rapey. They want me to consent to anything in exchange for reading for 30 seconds? Do they have any idea what that word means? Lik
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This is why I write my shit under my own legal name, even going to notarize this account at some point. Yeah throwaway yeah. Anonymous speech. Oh yeah darknet, Tor, cryptography, like yes sometimes, but it's a game of cat and mouse,
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http://fgemm.com redirects to the same place.
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Nah any chart has the depth for a yatch. This had depths for nuclear deterrence.
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Not just a click away. You also need a little typing. Really the business in internet porn is psychological manipulation and compromat. There's no business otherwise, it's sex, it's bad for sex to be efficient, porn is effi
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That's exactly what it's like, like I'm living in an RPG. Attack damage carry. I do get a lot of flak. Unscathed. The word is videoludic , video like video, ludic like ludum meaning game in Latin, my life is videoludic
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Dude it's no problem. EOD can do it. SeAL can do it. Like splinter cell unit of the Army can do it. Every nation can do it. I could learn to do it in high school. Any diver. Anybody. Easiest shit. The issue is not getting caug
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Pay the CEO well and the employees even better. It's much more competitive than that. Like only 10% of wealth is created, the other 90% is won or maintained. There is such a thing as excessive innovation like telecoms complain about.
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Oh that happened to me recently. So I actually talk to both beggars and cops, which nobody does, everybody takes advice from civil rights lawyers and the gangsters they give impunity, which agree that you should never talk to police. Same
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