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by dragandj 8y ago
The country's name is literally "Black Mountain". There are tiny flatlands around the capital city and that's all.
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by dragandj 8y ago
You can use GraalVM, I guess? But keep in mind that the code typically runs faster on the JVM. https://www.graalvm.org/
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by dragandj 8y ago
A few minor notes: 1. This seems to be oriented to convolutions. While convolution is rather important for image-oriented DNN workloads, there is DNN beyond that, and DNN are not the only technique for machine learning. 2. The graph shows 2
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by dragandj 8y ago
Torrents and other P2P networks literally redefined how people consume music and movies. And people used p2p a lot for quite a time. Is there anyone that uses blockchain for anything, other than speculation? Any dapp used by more than 100 p
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by dragandj 8y ago
Not at all. Clojurians Slack does not keeps history for more than a few days because the community does not pay, and it's the major PITA. Slack does not offer any special treatment to large open source communities, other than toleratin
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by dragandj 8y ago
Yes, but what makes it possible to service such debt at such scale is that US can strongarm the whole world into submission. It is not the only thing that matters (relevant to the USSR example) but it is the major one.
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by dragandj 8y ago
It wouldn't since most of Clojure functions would be poor match for the GPU hardware.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Cuda program doesn't have to be a string. I keep them in regular .cu files, and just load them with slurp into clojure repl.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Neanderthal has an OpenCL backend, and ClojureCL can be used for programming your own stuff, and they both work fine with ROCm's OpenCL support.
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CUDA 10 in Clojure(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
Amazon "open sourced" OpenJDK, which has been open source since the day 0 of Oracle purchasing Sun? Oracle just committed to maintaining backports for OpenJDK 8, and that part of Oracle's business it might be commoditizing: p
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by dragandj 8y ago
But isn't it exactly what Oracle offers? For the money, of course.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Because it's usually only "peer reviewed".
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by dragandj 8y ago
But they only need to find one such developer; no need to employ the whole Internet.
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Support My Open Source Work by Adopting a Pet Function(patreon.com)
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Easy Probability and Clojure – 1 – The South Park Socks Drawer(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
And even more funny would be to find someone who has enough power to sue IBM, which probably has more lawyers in its legal department than the plaintiff has total employees.
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by dragandj 8y ago
The article /does/ discuss that, and mentions that Open Source in the sense of software technology has been a huge success, but also that as a /business model/ is far, far, behind the proprietary models. It also mentions
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by dragandj 8y ago
I am pretty sure that would be easy to game by professionals...
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by dragandj 8y ago
As RedHat's software is open source, isn't it possible to buy the same services from other companies? I was under the impression that OP objected to their revenue being 90% from services regardless, that's why I commented.
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by dragandj 8y ago
I don't have any contacts with IBM business-wise, so my question might sound naive: Why 90% services revenue would be a problem? They have to fund these R&D and open source contributions somehow.
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by dragandj 8y ago
Original title: Programmer, Teach Yourself Foundations of ML and AI with these 6 Books Books: - Ian Hacking - Introduction to probability and Inductive Logic - John Kruschke - Doing Bayesian Data Analysis - Gareth Williams - Linear Algebra
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Programmer, Teach Yourself Foundations of ML and AI with These 6 Books(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
Source code: https://github.com/uncomplicate/neanderthal/blob/master/exam...
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Clojure Beyond the Fast Native MKL Back End(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
the source code used in the article is here: https://github.com/uncomplicate/clojurecl/blob/master/test/c...
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Clojure Walk Through the OpenCL in Action GPU Computing Book – Part 1(dragan.rocks)
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Why I'm Ditching Slack and Opening a Place to Foster More Personal Interactions(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 8y ago
You can of course create Clojure/lisp code that would generate kernel code, but I am strongly against it as the default option, since I find plain C much better suited to small kernels close to hardware (which are only a small proporti
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by dragandj 8y ago
ClojureCL and ClojureCUDA have been doing it for 4 years now. https://clojurecl.uncomplicate.org https://clojurecuda.uncomplicate.org

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