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by dragandj 6y ago
Not to mention that these researches might be incentivized by the opposite side to stall your progress from the inside.
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by dragandj 6y ago
I am not sure Europe's best interest is to help China replace USA as the world's bully. Compared to future China, even USSR might be remembered with fond memories of that bully who harassed everyone for a time, but is in his hart
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by dragandj 6y ago
Someone who does not make any money doesn't need to care about student loans either. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the debt collectors can only collect what exists. They can't force you into the debtors prison. As long
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by dragandj 6y ago
But you can install packages for that, too. It’s just that you’ve used the wrong terminology. Instead of “install”, it’s called “pay”, and instead of “packages”, it’s “professionals”.
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by dragandj 6y ago
The thing is that most of these submissions go nowhere on HN. So, what is actually the problem? Lousy submissions don’t get upvoted and no one is bothered. The problem on Reddit is that even legitimate submissions are taken down by nay-saye
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by dragandj 6y ago
Additinally, Linus created Linux while still living in Finland. He only emigrated to the US after Linux was alteady successful.
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by dragandj 6y ago
They don’t hire that Brasilian to be their employee. The Brasilian is a one-man company. They contract the company to render whatever service. The Brasilian company does whatever Brasiliantaxes and procedures are necessary.
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by dragandj 6y ago
You can’t hire them as employees, but you can absolutely hire them to perform tasks that you pay them for. For some types of tasks it’s even better for both sides becausethere’s less obligations and overhead expenses.
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Stack overflow developer survey removes Clojure, Erlang, and Elixir(old.reddit.com)
3 points by dragandj 6y ago|0 comments
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More fun with NumPy, CuPy, Clojure and GPU acceleration. Hold my Cider 2(dragan.rocks)
4 points by dragandj 6y ago|0 comments
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Numerical Linear Algebra for Programmers 0.8.0 released(aiprobook.com)
4 points by dragandj 6y ago|0 comments
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by dragandj 6y ago
> ...isolating a bug for someone... I think you mistakenly switched the roles there. You are not isolating a bug for the author. The author is using their software and is happy with its current state. It is you that is being hit by a sup
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by dragandj 6y ago
From scratch, uses Intel's DNNL and MKL, and Nvidia's cuDNN as backends, with a sprinkle of Clojure's niceties.
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Deep Learning for Programmers book 0.18.0 released (GPU, CPU)(aiprobook.com)
6 points by dragandj 6y ago|1 comments
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by dragandj 6y ago
While the most practical employee 7 installs Prelude[1]: 1. Install Prelude 2. Work [1] http://batsov.com/prelude/
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by dragandj 6y ago
FWIW, Clojure doesn't cons every pair :)
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More fun with NumPy, CuPy, Clojure and GPU acceleration. Hold my Cider 2(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 6y ago
Whereas if they wrote it in C++, the average store owner Joe would have a walk in the park with it?
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Deep Learning for Programmers 0.17.0 (Clojure Book, DL on CPU and GPU)(aiprobook.com)
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by dragandj 6y ago
And how do you find these books, pictures, and music? Someone has to deliver book X in front of your eyes and song Y close to your ears so you select these instead of millions of other books, pictures, and music.
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by dragandj 7y ago
Part1 discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22830201
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More fun with NumPy, CuPy, Clojure and GPU acceleration. Hold my Cider 2(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 7y ago
Part1 discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22830201
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More fun with NumPy, CuPy, Clojure and GPU acceleration. Hold my Cider 2(dragan.rocks)
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by dragandj 7y ago
Thank you so much, that's phenomenal news for me! (Since I can make neanderthal code go at 23ms (GPU) and 3XX ms (CPU) when I implement it as NumPy/CuPy/PyTorch does (sans float64 conversion, of course) You saved me from hav
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by dragandj 7y ago
I still don't get how the fact that someone could implement the same thing that I did in Clojure in PyTorch has anything to do with NumPy and CuPy, or my benchmark? BTW, your PyTorch code is still incorrect (or so it seems to me althou
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by dragandj 7y ago
Good advice. And, yet, you've taken it pretty seriously to diss Clojure/Neanderthal and my blog post, mostly by talking about unrelated stuff and projects that the post didn't even mention. And while introducing these themes
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by dragandj 7y ago
Good for these python GPU libraries. You don't have to do that in Clojure too.
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by dragandj 7y ago
The book you've linked contains exactly 0 lines of C or C++ code. 100% of the code in the book is Clojure.
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by dragandj 7y ago
Where did you get that? Even the main title is refferring to the main point being that CuPy does not accelerate NumPy even in the case where it should be absolutely expected to. Then I used my implemetation to demonstrate that indeed GPU im

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