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by dragandj 8y ago
If you decide to try some day, there's tons of literature for newcomers of all levels! www.braveclojure.com https://pragprog.com/book/shcloj3/programming-clojure-third-... https://clojure.org/
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Fast Vector Broadcasting in Java, CPU and CUDA (2018)(dragan.rocks)
63 points by dragandj 8y ago|3 comments
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Deep Learning on GPU in Clojure from Scratch: CUDA and OpenCL, Nvidia and AMD(dragan.rocks)
7 points by dragandj 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 8y ago
Thank you for the kind words!
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Deep Learning on the GPU in Clojure from Scratch: Sharing Memory(dragan.rocks)
105 points by dragandj 8y ago|10 comments
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Deep Learning from Scratch to GPU: Increasing Performance with Batch Processing(dragan.rocks)
4 points by dragandj 8y ago|0 comments
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Deep-Learning in Clojure From-Scratch to GPU: Fully Connected Inference Layers(dragan.rocks)
10 points by dragandj 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 8y ago
Not a native speaker, but it seems to me that they are not saying that cloud is not a big market, but that the cloud is not THE big market, since THE big market is something else (bare metal?).
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by dragandj 8y ago
May be so, but Google made sure that "the tier they were in" stays "nothing by Google, ever" for that particular company.
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Deep Learning in Clojure from Scratch to GPU, Pt 2: Bias and Activation Function(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
I doubt Facebook is eager to pay that money either.
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Deep Learning in Clojure from Scratch to GPU – Part 0 – Why Bother?(dragan.rocks)
4 points by dragandj 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 8y ago
Is there one single beginner that starts their programming journey with notepad.exe? I've never seen a single one, and I see hundreds of them each year.
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Deep Learning from Scratch to GPU, Part 1: Representing Layers and Connections(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
Lada Niva is quite robust. I guess that it will crash whatever it hits. The same will happens to the humans inside. The car itself does not break easily :)
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by dragandj 8y ago
I doubt that Dacia Sandero can compare to Lada Niva when it comes to off-road performance, though.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Sorry, my mistake. His parents were immigrants from Poland.
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by dragandj 8y ago
For those interested in the breadth of BD titles, there is the great https://www.bedetheque.com/ "French comics wikipedia". There are literally (tens of?) thousands series and characters. Usually printed in color
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by dragandj 8y ago
... and Rene Goscinny (the author of Asterix) was born in Poland...
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by dragandj 8y ago
"Lesser know works" such as those by Giraud? The guy is practically the god of modern BD!
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by dragandj 8y ago
As far as I know, you can even enter these events without paying a dime. You only don't get the t-shirt, medal, and the official time. But run you can, and get the cheering and everything. Definitely some that a poor person can do.
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by dragandj 8y ago
OTOH, you can run a (unofficial) marathon anytime and anywhere. Why would you need an organized event? I've run plenty and it cost me exactly $0 in fees.
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by dragandj 8y ago
I understand why you think that is the minimum. But, let's say that your mortgage is 100, building charges 10, and expected empty time cost another ten, 120 in total. How is charging 0 (not being able to rent it because no one is willi
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by dragandj 8y ago
Wait, what? None of the territories here were changing hands peacefully, and the World War I events have nothing to do with the Ottomans. In WWI Austria-Hungary attacked Serbia and that's how the WWI started. It did a lot of damage to
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by dragandj 8y ago
Except that Google is not a friendly grandma, but a global thug that has its own gun arsenal, including the knock-off copy of a gun that was offered at the auction with a hefty discount.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Well, Google had the opportunity to bid for Sun. The price was peanuts for Google. But they didn't pursue it, despite the risk. They brought this to temselves. And yes, Oracle behaves as a sleazy bag, but that was also common knowledge
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by dragandj 8y ago
When you mention it, parts of Serbia that were under Austria-Hungary are noticeably more urbanized and developed than the parts that were under the Ottoman Empire, despite them being in the same state for exactly one century. Turkish slaver
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by dragandj 8y ago
Is there a single company in the world that pays for its machinery with cash, upfront? I don't think so.
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by dragandj 8y ago
> which means it requires much less capital They burned through billions of dollars of capital. That's quite a lot for a business that requires very little capital. What would they burn if they needed lots of capital? Trillions of d
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by dragandj 8y ago
Not so much if the local economy is not developed enough to be able to utilize it.

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