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by dragandj 6y ago
They DO sell desktop chips with AVX-512. I'm writing this from one: i9-9900X.
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Going Faster Than TensorFlow on the GPU with Clojure (1080Ti)(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
Yes, overused statements; but all true nevertheless.
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by dragandj 6y ago
Most people trade their freedom for more convenience, but we don't think how we put all our eggs in one basket that we don't control at all. All Apple users are at the mercy of a megacorp. Better don't offend someone online,
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by dragandj 6y ago
If I remember correctly, this is only true for European population. That's where Neanderthal lived, and several times bred with Homo Sapiens.
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by dragandj 6y ago
There are no spelling bees here. We learn to read and write (with two alternate scripts, Latin and Cyrillic) in the first grade, and that's it. It's easy, unless someone has dyslexia, or a similar condition.
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by dragandj 6y ago
Funnily enough, for Serbian (Croatian etc.) speakers, Russian sounds very archaic, probably due to lots of Latin, Greek, and German loan words in Serbian.
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by dragandj 6y ago
> The running joke of Bulgarians is that Macedonians are really Bulgarians with a fake history. Funnily, the equivalent running joke in Serbia is that Macedonians are Serbs with a speech disorder.
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Going Faster Than TensorFlow on the GPU with Clojure (GTX 1080Ti)(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
Hmmm, I'm from South-East Europe, and the only times I remember hearing a lot about cricket is from Lewis Carroll, and from Indian news. I'm not how many people in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, China, etc. know tha
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by dragandj 6y ago
13 (and the most important one). Desktop computer can be used at the desk. I don't have to carry it around, nor it distracts me from my "non-computer time" elsewhere. Desktop computing FTW.
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Deep learning in Clojure is fast and simpler than Keras(dragan.rocks)
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Deep Learning for Programmers book is nearing completion: cuDNN chapter added(aiprobook.com)
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Going faster than TensorFlow with Clojure(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
FYI Clojure supports GPU processing since 5 years ago. https://github.com/uncomplicate
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Going faster than TensorFlow with Clojure(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
Horizon 2020? Yes, lots of paper was pushed and lots of fantastic reports written. It promised more breakthroughs and discoveries, but it only delivered tons of reports printed on dead trees.
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by dragandj 6y ago
Homer was not one person. It's probably an archetype representing several (or many) ancient Greek bards singing heroic epics from village to village for several centuries, until it was written down. The interesting part about the writi
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by dragandj 6y ago
I'm not sure how a totalitarian regime is atheist. It simply replaces gods with the supreme leader, who is like a god, but worse, since the supreme leader exists. Soviet communism was a religion 100%.
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by dragandj 6y ago
Coming from a similar socialist state, I don't see that time (logistics, individual examinations etc.) as wasted: I read lots of comic books under the table and played various individual/group games during that time :)
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by dragandj 6y ago
Well, if anyone is still using screensavers in 2020, there is a good chance they’re running a 90’s system too :)
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by dragandj 6y ago
But that is certainly not only possible, but available today in Emacs. It's here. Use it and evangelize it if you like.
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Deep Diamond – Deep Learning in Clojure Is Fast, Simpler Than Keras(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
How many typical Notepad users use ANY shortcuts as the basic keyboard operations? I'd say a tiny minority. A typical Notepad user that I've seen uses the mouse exclusively, and clicks around menu. Yes, that includes copy, paste,
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by dragandj 6y ago
Perhaps, but out of the million and counting know-alls, who: 1) claim they know a thing or two about emacs 2) claim that the biggest problem emacs has is CUV 3) demand that change from the core Emacs team exactly zero people created a CUV-e
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by dragandj 6y ago
In Emacs, you can configure literally anything, including the keybindings . Some people use Emacs with Vim keybindings (Evil, Spacemacs, Doom). Now, for me, typical Emacs keybindings, of which the majority is defined in 3rd party packages
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by dragandj 6y ago
For the first point, use emacs service + emacsclient. Starts instantly.
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by dragandj 6y ago
https://github.com/bbatsov/prelude
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by dragandj 6y ago
> it teaches me is some odd-for-me commands to navigate that as a user are all new and unlike every editor I've used. That is the point. If it worked the same as every editor you've used, why switch? The point why Emacs is bett
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Deep Learning for Programmers book with new chapter Tensor-based neural networks(aiprobook.com)
5 points by dragandj 6y ago|0 comments

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