dicroce

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   by dicroce 9y ago

   The study says that carbonation makes you more hungry, but you don't necessarily have to respond to that hunger.
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   by dicroce 9y ago

   If API's are best represented via REST, then why aren't software API's in general RESTful (e.g. I dont POST triangles to my GPU)? The answer: SOME API's are best represented with REST, but most are not.
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   by dicroce 9y ago

   So, was he right?
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   by dicroce 9y ago

   Javascript? Ugh. On the other hand, this may increase my job security. :)
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   by dicroce 10y ago

   Is this device optimized for forward passes or backward passes or both? It seems to me that Google engineers could use Tesla's or other high end GPU's for training and development, but then deploy those models on hardware optimize
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   by dicroce 10y ago

   (first, I should say I didn't read the article... I know, I know)... BUT, something about this reminds me of simulated annealing. Just throwing that out there.
7. 157.▲
   by dicroce 10y ago

   There are 2 really good canned variety's available in the US (IMHO): 1) San Marzano (imported) 2) Muir Glen Organic
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   by dicroce 10y ago

   Sometimes you build your own X not because you can build a better X in general, but because you can build a better X for you specifically. Whether you should build your own X is largely a function of how core X is to your business. If X isn
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   by dicroce 10y ago

   They have some interesting, cool tech. It may not be miniaturizable (or it may be, dunno). But the hype about them is way too big. They have essentially put themselves in very tough spot.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    I've always thought geocities could have been facebook. People just wanted a page to post pictures and share with their friends. Geocities could have automated something like that....
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    the fuck?
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    Love it. You should add example problems.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    Personally speaking, enough of my side projects never made a dime that I decided a while back to wait until I made $1 before incorporation. This has saved me quite a bit of hassle.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    This video is a great introduction to convolutions and pooling. The other best resource, IMHO, is http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/ .
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    Up until Trump started hinting about assassinating Hilary, I probably would have agreed with you. But he seriously crossed the line their from offensive to dangerous.
16. 166.▲
    by dicroce 10y ago

    Life isn't all about money.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    My favorite gdb feature? write watches. Set a write watch on a variable (even by address) and get a break point when the variable is written to. Read watches work the same way but break when a thread reads the variable.
18. 168.▲
    by dicroce 10y ago

    I believe I read somewhere that if the caliphate falls it means that they never truly had the mandate of heaven. How could their followers justify continued obedience?
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    imho it's about references (pointers) and the inability of the memory prefetcher to optimize memory accesses. to fix this languages need true value types.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    "Sometimes this means writing out a loop instead of invoking an obscure function." I can't help but think this is specifically a dig in C++'s direction. Since C++11 lambda's I've been using <algorithm> a
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    0.52. The whole time I was trying to disconnect control of my fingers from my brain... Trying to get my hand to just do what it wants.
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    Let me begin by saying that I am a Christian. Generally speaking I am a big believer that much of the Bible needs to be interpreted, and in general I don't buy into the idea that it is infallible. That said, I don't think I could
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    Here's my theory on what makes a game fun: Games should be filled with challenges and rewards. Some of these are tiny (give a unit an order, hear "Yes Sir!") some are big (defeat a boss, see victory animation). All of these t
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    The article doesn't mention this, but I'm curious if this chip accelerates training or nn forward computation?
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    by dicroce 10y ago

    If efficiency went up, installation can come down...
26. 176.▲
    by dicroce 10y ago

    But why couldn't it have been named std::eol_flush? or something else that communicates what it actually does?
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    by dicroce 11y ago

    One of the teachers of that class (Andrej Karpathy) has a blog with the best introduction to neural nets I've seen yet: http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/
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    by dicroce 11y ago

    Mostly agree... I have always loved the look of Lynch's Dune... I want the look of Lynch's Dune with the story telling of the mini series... :)
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    by dicroce 11y ago

    My favorite "feature" of the pre processor is when I include Windows.h and then get a super strange compile error in my code because a macro Windows defines (with a super generic name) matches part of a name in my code (which is i
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    by dicroce 11y ago

    If the definition of unikernals doesn't include hypervisors then arguments against unikernals specifically attacking hypervisors are only viable against unikernals with hypervisors.