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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
There isn't exactly a large market for homes at that price point. Plus at that price, a thorough DD is an order. So not unexpected that your home's value would be accurate.
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
This article focuses on loop vectorization, but another important area in this realm is vectorizing "straight-line code", sometimes called SLP vectorization. This sort of code often lives in loops too, and so usually also depends
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
With the Physical Address Buffer extension, many of the pain points in this area aren't impossible anymore, even if Vulkan SPIR-V overall is still painfull vs CUDA/HIP/ROCM.
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Yes. AMD has had integrated CPU+GPU+ cache-coherent HBM for a while. You can't buy these parts as a consumer though. And they're probably priced north of 20k$/each at volume, with the usual healthy enterprise-quality margins
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Funny. The couple of times I took Modafinil, it might as well have been placebo. Absolutely no effect. I gave the pills away. I have ADD, and am prescribed 60mg Adderall XR/day. OTOH, I have slept on 30mg Adderall XR a couple of times,
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Due to the monopolistic nature of copyright/IP, there is no option to avoid it. But technically, nobody pays for it. They pay to access an on-demand and at-will service which provides the content. The content itself is never bought (
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
I address this mostly to this comment's siblings: the fact that you're upset about the lying bit only reinforces labster's point. I say this based on the comments thinking that the lie is actually meant to deceive, getting di
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
> A well-designed interactive GUI application can absolutely interact with the filesystem on its main thread without any impact to responsiveness what-so-ever. You only need threads once you need more CPU time. The "well-designed&qu
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
What about summer? Those batteries also need to stay cool...
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
> Can those command graphs loop? Not directly (barrier packets wait for 0 only, plus the queue packets aren't preserved), but kernels can write to any dispatch queue themselves, so you can get the same effect at the end of your &quo
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
I use LLVM directly. The LLVM AMDGPU target machine is supported by AMD and they use it internally in HIP/OpenCL. I don't think OpenCL should be used going forward; it not really platform independent. And SPIR-V... kinda sucks tbh
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Correct; Rocm/HIP/OpenCL are all built on HSA APIs, with a few AMD specific extensions. AMDGPU's command processor is exposed to you (the CP is what invokes "kernels" GPU side): create signals (essentially just an a
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Machine learning isn't the only useful thing to run on "GPU"s (these can't do graphics workloads anymore; they're basically just vector processors). AMD isn't attempting to complete on f16 perf. They're co
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Presumably, with async you could queue all the `stat`-ops after the dir walk at once, leaving the total latency in the ball park of "dir walk"+"ping for file stat"+"ping remaining symlink stats if present". But
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
If this particular failure mode is so easy to crack, why is testing specifically for this failure mode not acceptable (ie via continuous integration testing)?
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
(a+b)+c has two ops in LLVM: addition is a bin op, meaning it has two "arguments", thus (a+b) and adding "c" are separate instructions. You can't directly add three or more values.
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
With a PCIe switch, you can run almost (obviously there are PCIe addressing limits, just to name one) any amount of GPUs per machine. Source: my workstation has 10 GPUs in it. Two are plugged into the mobo. 8 are plugged in via two PCIe swi
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTNKGK7hVhY
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
I'm a level above an amatuer in this, having studied data assimilation in college (I was a Math major). Numerical errors are a given, errors in general too, actually, especially in the measurements used to train the hidden parameters (
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
TABITHA You've got to sign the land mine treaty, Toby. TOBY Whoa... What happened to the nuance of diplomacy? TABITHA Oh, sorry, the shoes are shined. TOBY No we-we're there now, you-you can't go back. TABITHA Sorry. TOBY Rig
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
> It makes me angry that programmers feel that they "own" the concept of time measurement enough to propose the abolition of leap seconds. The definition of unix time excluding leap seconds is really the origin of this nonsense
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by diamondlovesyou 5y ago
Yeah. But that's not what the OG comment is suggesting. The use of Lidar here would rule out a light resembling a traffic signal by virtue of there being no laser reflection of that object: lidar would complement vision to rule out fal
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by diamondlovesyou 6y ago
Oil is CO2 that was previously removed from the cycle. So carbon positive.
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by diamondlovesyou 6y ago
Presumably, after it also cleans itself, yeah. Humans do it all the time.
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by diamondlovesyou 6y ago
ChromeOS is Linux.
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by diamondlovesyou 6y ago
Yes, but in sports you don't die if you fail.
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by diamondlovesyou 6y ago
Don't worry too much: I am a native speaker and I was taught the same in elementary school!
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by diamondlovesyou 7y ago
I will likely be downvoted for saying this, but fuck it. This "copyleft is free (as in freedom)" claim bothers me. Copyleft is not free (as in freedom). Its more like free (but this gun pointed at your temple will shoot if you do
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by diamondlovesyou 7y ago
I dislike CD. My equipment is capable of 192khz/32bit (some only 24bit though), so CD are pretty much trash at 41khz. Better than MP3, solely due to the info MP3 throws away, but not great. Tidal goes higher, to 96khz on master quality
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by diamondlovesyou 7y ago
Those crimes happened wayyyy before drugs were prohibited. Banning drugs doesn't stop them. Drugs don't pose an intrinsic danger anymore than cars pose an intrinsic danger.

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