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by dragandj 10y ago
What is the theoretical MAX flops on that Fiji card? I achieve 3.75 TFLOPS on Hawaii, which has much less power than Fiji...
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by dragandj 10y ago
clBLAS is, in my opinion, hard to build AND hard to integrate. On top of it, this approach gives better performance in most cases even on AMD, and especially on Nvidia. Now, I have AMD hardware, but it is better to create an overall more en
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Uncomplicate(github.com)
3 points by dragandj 10y ago|0 comments
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An out-of-the-box Emacs bundle for programmers(batsov.com)
1 points by dragandj 10y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 10y ago
Fortunately, that link should only lead to the main page of the site. I'll repair that immediately.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Easy: if it works, it uses the ATLAS version that is installed on the system, which means that when it works, it will use the optimized ATLAS that you provided. That means that you have to build it itself, which is problematic on Windows, B
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by dragandj 10y ago
Author here, feel free to ask me anything.
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Neanderthal 0.8.0: CPU and GPU support on Linux, Windows, and OS X(neanderthal.uncomplicate.org)
53 points by dragandj 10y ago|17 comments
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by dragandj 10y ago
This is an excellent book from the pen and paper era, that is more than modern (functional programming is popular now): https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Functional-Programming-C...
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by dragandj 10y ago
But it is not fetish fiction at all! Sorry for copy/pasting my other comment, but anyway: " People always miss the point that the extremely vile debauchers represent the upper society: the aristocracy, church, the rich, and whatev
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by dragandj 10y ago
People always miss the point that the extremely vile debauchers represent the upper society: the aristocracy, church, the rich, and whatever was the fourth main character. Then, they do all the horible things to the poor in their isolated c
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by dragandj 10y ago
Home row? I understand you completely: Ctrl+bbdd does what you asked for. Vim's d2b actually moves far away from the home row (note the "2")! Not wanting to do the finger acrobatics? I'm even more with you here: I remapp
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by dragandj 10y ago
> shift+ctrl+left arrow x 2 + delete Maybe I haven't understand well exactly what you wanted to delete, but if I have, then you might reconsider your emacs-fu, because there is much easier way to do that: Meta+<Backspace><B
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by dragandj 10y ago
Don't get me started on p values now, but just think about this: "Eight young men (age 20-30 years), six young women (age 20-30 years), nine older men (age 65-75 years), and ten older women (age 65-75 years). The results indicate
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by dragandj 10y ago
Of course they can see that growth - in other people who do work out properly :)
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by dragandj 10y ago
I've heard of it lots of times. Practically every forced labor ever had this effect. Work destroys muscle. Nutrition and rest make them recover (and grow in the process). The fiber can be overworked beyond repair.
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by dragandj 10y ago
The only thing worse than no knowledge is just a little knowledge. Although I've always been a "geek" I am into sports since high school - so it is now more than 20 years. Maybe I was just lucky, but I always had good results
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by dragandj 10y ago
From the software side, GCN is much easier to program for than VLIW.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Which one do you recommend?
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by dragandj 10y ago
I do not know about the quality of this since I do not use NNs, but there is https://github.com/hughperkins/DeepCL and I think I have seen others.
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by dragandj 10y ago
That is a part of the problem: they assigned people for the task, and produced open-source libraries for matrices, FFT, maybe even something for DNNs. But, those are not polished much, and you have to hunt them down and install them yours
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by dragandj 10y ago
As someone who does (non-NN) ML on AMD, I might ask why you think that AMD is so far behind. In my experience, their GPU hardware is excellent, maybe even better than Nvidia, especially if you factor the price in. Where they ARE lagging hea
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by dragandj 10y ago
But the consumption is already taxed in Europe: out of that 4 euros, 80 cents goes to France immediately in the form of VAT.
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by dragandj 10y ago
I read only the beginning of that discussion. One idea that came to my mind is that they are really looking for a strict linter that do not allow many custom options, something that approaches the strictness of Crockford's JSLint, perh
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by dragandj 10y ago
Yes, I follow the news, and they are not the same as what you described. By the Swiss law, any aspirant for the Swiss citizenship has to show (among other things) that he/she is integrated into Swiss culture and society. The immigrant
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by dragandj 10y ago
I know. I meant: maybe that is acceptable in Middle East, but it is not acceptable in Switzerland.
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by dragandj 10y ago
FYI I have never been in USA.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Do you have any links to historical documents about burning Christians by Nero? From what I've read, a large part of such stories sprang up mostly (or solely) from the early and medieval christian sources, which were dominant or even o
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by dragandj 10y ago
Maybe in Middle East. Not in Switzerland.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Assuming that the story you've told actually happened. Yeah, two kids in a school didn't want to enter the pool, and they've sent them packing back to (where?) because of that. Have I understood well what you described?

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