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by eyegor 4y ago
Just keep all your funds in online crypto exchanges and bounce transactions through mixers. You'll have the zero protections you desire.
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by eyegor 4y ago
There's a small silver lining in that you can set hard power limits in the bios and amd claims it's still ~15% faster when limited to 105w. It would be nice if they just left it at that but it makes them look worse in benchmarks a
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by eyegor 4y ago
I mean sure, but you can't see signal quality at 1gb/s without a scope capable of much higher rates (you need at least a few points in each period). Short of muxing together several fpgas and hand picking components, you straight
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by eyegor 4y ago
Are you implying that the silicon somehow has a shorter lifetime due to the presence of an interposer layer? Or is this a way of saying you think cpus are going to become more powerful at a faster rate?
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by eyegor 4y ago
Besides the obvious 2 to 3 transition, cpython has obsoleted or renamed stdlib modules several times between 3.x versions. For example, the collections.abc change causes several common Linux bits to break if you change the system default to
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by eyegor 4y ago
Ah yes, surely they will always respect the holy robots.txt
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by eyegor 4y ago
> But SSDs can write so fast that you can burn out the drive in months (maybe even weeks?) You can burn out a modern consumer drive in 2 days if you want to. Write perf ~6 gb/s, mtbf 700 tb written on a 1 tb drive. The tlc/qlc
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by eyegor 4y ago
Performance wise, the best one I've tried is Splashtop which is also free for personal use on a lan. Business pricing is pretty cheap imo as well. I used it to remote into a machine ~3k miles away (different country) and didn't no
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by eyegor 5y ago
The Intel oneapi hpc toolkit (now free for commercial use too) has plugins for Visual Studio that are updated regularly. Full support in vs2019, about 90% works in vs2022. Of course you miss out on some of the most modern features like pred
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by eyegor 5y ago
Somewhere around there is when python changed the collections.abc stdlib naming convention from a warning to a fatal error. This means that code could work fine in 3.8 ish and refuse to run on 3.9+.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Ehh, I wouldn't put too much stock in graphs of "relative performance" on a 0-200 scale like these. Marketing can cook up whatever they like when they want to make a product look good. Wait for actual benchmarks before trying
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by eyegor 5y ago
This is not true at all unless you're only referring to commodity applications. There's no preexisting model for general regression or seq to seq, for instance. You can say, oh, that's a good fit for an LSTM, but you still ne
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by eyegor 5y ago
You also need the extension.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Looks like the h100 doesn't have a release date let alone a price. There are also some applications that don't scale well on a gpu (lots of interdependence) which could still benefit greatly from hbm on a cpu. Although deep learni
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by eyegor 5y ago
It isn't that important, the website just tries to make it seem that way. It's useful, but there were already models to estimate boundary layer turbulence. This is just a better approximation.
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by eyegor 5y ago
No. This is a better approximation for boundary layer turbulence, it's not a golden equation. Better approximations for annoying problems in fluid dynamics are published quite often. I think has plenty of practical use though, I'l
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by eyegor 5y ago
If your personal vandetta is strong enough, you could represent yourself and only pay a few hundred in filing and court fees. It's fairly common to do that in small claims court so the judges are used to shmucks. And I would be shocked
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by eyegor 5y ago
So I know that currently they use electron, but I vaguely recall them working on a fork of electron to replace chromium etc. across all their products (edge, code, others?). I can't seem to find public references to it related to code,
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by eyegor 5y ago
Yes I'm aware that they currently use stock electron, I was referring to earlier development. Maybe like 2015 or so. Could be mistaken, I'm not sure that work was ever published.
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by eyegor 5y ago
As far as I recall, VSCode had to fork electron in order to make it acceptably performant. The team tried to use stock electron but the performance was not good. And they're probably going to move to because electron is still slow and
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by eyegor 5y ago
It's actually not too bad to order custom pcbs now ($10 or less), but you do get raked over the coals if you need quality components in small quantities. Individual bulk caps can be several dollars.
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by eyegor 5y ago
C# does not allow generic custom operators, F# does, C doesn't, C++ does, several lisps do, but it's certainly not a common language feature. In C# you can overload most of the normal operators, but you can't, for example, de
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by eyegor 5y ago
F# does allow custom infix operators, but of course prefix + piping is generally cleaner. Only time I've used custom infix are for implementing a "null coalesce" operator and for overloading math ops for vectors and matrices.
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by eyegor 5y ago
You could try the compression options for 7z, not sure if they would help in your case since I don't know the defaults off hand. Here's an example from the man page. > ... | 7z a -si -m0=lzma -mx=9 -mfb=64 -md=32m https:/
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by eyegor 5y ago
If you're really that sensitive to size, may want to try 7z. I can usually get a few % smaller archive sizes than xz with faster decompression to boot. Of course then you might need to install a 7z lib which could be an issue.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Oh of course, it's just a sum after all. Reminds me of forgetting the zero roots when solving differential equations.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Is it even possible for a black hole (or any stellar body) to form without angular momentum? Or somehow consume all of its angular momentum without decomposing? I know that it's used in some bits of general relativity around the schwar
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by eyegor 5y ago
I would assume the lib authors accounted for this, it's pretty easy to check with sys.stdout.isatty(). If not you could alias it yourself.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Unfortunately we have bred a good chunk of them away over the last century. Median 5 to 40% deline in mineral content as of this 2009 meta analysis, likely even worse now. https://journals.ashs.org/hortsci/view/jou
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by eyegor 5y ago
> Modern cryptography relies on the hardness of integer factorization... P vs NP This is not true for elliptic curve cryptography, or exactly true for RSA et al. ECC is based on the hardness of the elliptic discrete logarithm problem whi

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