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10y ago
Justin, XLA sounds interesting. Do you assume you always have CUDA sources for ML operations in XLA? I was under the impression that closed-source libraries like cuDNN were used. Is it possible to accurately evaluate the profitability of
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13y ago
Does anyone know what kind of sensor can detect levels of pollen in a personal space? Are they available for purchase at a reasonable price?
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15y ago
I understand your frustration. I too graduated from such a private college with a CS degree in 2003. Here is why I think you should complete your degree: - You are being forced to study the core areas in CS. You will probably soon specializ
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15y ago
I was hoping to see a speed comparison of the two implementations.
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15y ago
The way I think Intel can get competitive is by building a system on a chip. Think a cpu, gpu, and perhaps other cores on a single chip, consuming relatively less power. Nvidia is doing that with an arm cpu.
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Deciding whether to start a business
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The hunt is on: Today's bounty hunters rely on technology more than muscle
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A Bully Finds a Pulpit on the Web
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16y ago
Does any one know the specs of the FPGA? How many LUTS/block rams? I think its exciting that Intel has started to pay attention to FPGAs, and hopefully with mass production, this FPGA+CPU chip will be priced cheaply---that may yet be the b
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16y ago
A Bloom filter ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter ) might work well in this case.
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16y ago
I love this feature, do you know if its possible to do that without logging into their website? I would love to be able to create temp numbers from my phone (without having to log in and expose the rest of the functionality).
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16y ago
How does this array do I/O? How does one bring in data (from disk/network) into the chip? I couldn't find anything demonstrating high throughput I/O on the eval board...
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16y ago
I love the idea of Plunify. I tried to find pricing information (for future use) on the website, to no avail. But if this cuts down the cost for CAD tools as an independent developer, it will be huge for me!
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16y ago
I started off hating Python as well. I could not stand a language that didn't terminate statements without semicolons! :) And python just seemed a lot like Perl; when using both languages for large projects my code just seemed to degenera
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17y ago
The fine-grained control is a plus for openDNS. Second, from the stories that seem to pop up, google's achilles heel is it's customer service. OpenDNS might be able to do better.
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17y ago
Ahh... the author of the gamesbrief article seems to be talking about the situation in the UK. It seems a lot different in the US. I wonder if the gender discrimination the author talks about happening in the UK also happens in the US des
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17y ago
I googled and found something online: http://www.forbes.com/2009/05/04/maternity-leave-laws-forbes... According to the article the law grants 12 weeks unpaid time off to care for a newborn baby. The old job is guaranteed on the mother'
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17y ago
> But most people seriously just need a way to check email and login to Facebook But why not just use a cell phone? Apart from the large screen, it seems to me that a chrome-os system will be similar to a smartphone.
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17y ago
Wait, just by chance it looks like there was a 4/5 chance that the Stradivarius would loose/be outdone.
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17y ago
The big problem I see in the implementation of this idea: How does one forum handle the mass of users? I'm not talking about technical issues, more of the user experience. How can all users engage in the discussion without being overwhe
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17y ago
Help me understand the business model of GM crops: Does Monsanto create GM crops that are seedless? I think this is evil since it gives too much power to one corporation and removes the farmer's prerogative. On the other hand, how will Mo
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17y ago
"Google... said users would no longer have to worry about viruses, malware and security updates" I'm guessing since most applications on Chrome will be web-based, the vendor will worry about them. They will be able to more easily and q
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17y ago
There are pros/cons for govt. subsidies. Some third world countries subsidize seeds/fertilizers/electricity for poor farmers. Many times this is barely enough for subsistence for them and their large families. I'm not sure what a feasibl
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The purpose of subsidies is food security for the US. Importing food at a cheaper rate will likely adversely impact local production, which may be important in the future. The US is already dependent on other countries for its energy supp
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17y ago
While only speaking from experience, I've noticed that many foreign PhDs in CS, Electrical and other engineering fields are increasingly electing to go back once they are done. The main reasons seem to include being so far away from family
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17y ago
I find this to be true with news reporting as well. Compare CNN v. BBC.
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17y ago
The problem feature "allows users to quickly find out whether people they know are on Facebook and invite them to become a friend by uploading a .txt or .csv file of email addresses." Facebook would reveal alternate email addresses of a use
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17y ago
scp -C does the same thing. Both methods use gzip for compression.
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17y ago
Does anyone know of a similar reader at about the same price point which supports annotation of the text (for example with a stylus)?
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17y ago
Fascinating thoughts, though most of the points seem to be justified using anecdotes. I think many of these points should be encouraging to all entrepreneurs. I also think the tech industry is missing out by not having more women partici
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