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by fintler 2y ago
Here's a nice example of the curve to index transpose in a well established codebase: https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/blob/abebf13e9009831376a2d7... It greatly simplifies the job scheduler to cluster ac
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by fintler 2y ago
I doubt it would use DRAM. Maybe some sort of MRAM/FeRAM would be a better fit. Or maybe a tiny amount of memory (e.g. Josephson junction) in a quantum circuit at some point in the future.
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by fintler 2y ago
glean.com is pretty awesome. The responses it generates will have citations from our internal Jira, Wiki, Slack, Github, etc. It's also great for when I get pulled into a busy Slack channel and need a summary of what's been going
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by fintler 2y ago
https://kagi.com/smallweb
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by fintler 2y ago
If you don’t have time to join a league, you can buy Spike Prime sets directly. It comes with hour-long lessons that you can walk through at your own pace. It’s been excellent for my 7 year old, she has no problem with it. https:/&#x2
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by fintler 2y ago
For the DoE, take a look at: https://doeleadershipcomputing.org/
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by fintler 2y ago
> The dog is squeezed! We talked about that, and she thought it looked better that way.
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by fintler 2y ago
It is! I got lucky with the domain.
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by fintler 2y ago
She picked the image from a search and download it, then I had her open it up in Preview and set the transparency. Worked out well.
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by fintler 2y ago
I was really happy this still works. It's how I learned.
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by fintler 2y ago
We have her setup with iMessage (with screen time to limit who she's talking with), so she chats with the family pretty often. I think that may have helped with typing speed.
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by fintler 2y ago
She made it on a macbook using textedit and the finder, but day to day, she tends to use a tablet.
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My daughter (7 years old) used HTML to make a website(naya.lol)
1435 points by fintler 2y ago|514 comments
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by fintler 2y ago
If you'd like something more technical, these two are fun (especially if you read them in order): • Feynman Lectures On Computation • QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter The first book is a nice way to get started with
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Programmable Matter – 3D Catoms(programmable-matter.com)
71 points by fintler 2y ago|15 comments
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The Qubit Factory: a puzzle game about quantum computing(qubitfactory.io)
2 points by fintler 2y ago|0 comments
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Meta Quest is currently number one on the iOS App Store(apps.apple.com)
2 points by fintler 3y ago|1 comments
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by fintler 3y ago
If you’re near the Bay Area, CA, there’s a few N0ARY BBSes accessible via packet radio. For example, there’s one on Mt. Umunhum in the Santa Cruz mountain range.
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by fintler 3y ago
The graph is zoomed in. The Y axis doesn't start at zero, so it appears to be a larger difference at first glance than it actually is.
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by fintler 3y ago
> Watching rowing in the Olympics it doesn’t seem like they’re worried about this at all. Rushing the slide is less of a problem if you have good catch placement. Olympic rowers tend to have near perfect catch placement.
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by fintler 3y ago
They're already sending out letters to prevent people from using "GPT". For example: https://www.reddit.com/r/AIAssisted/comments/139rnnx/do_not_...
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OpenAI applied for having “GPT” as a trademark(alter.com)
2 points by fintler 3y ago|3 comments
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by fintler 3y ago
It's not exactly recent, but Dual_EC_DRGB wasn't handled well. (pdf) https://harvardnsj.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Vol13Iss2_...
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by fintler 4y ago
Justin Guitar is what finally worked for me. https://www.justinguitar.com/
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Dithering in a Software Defined Radio (Page 3) [pdf](qsl.net)
1 points by fintler 4y ago|0 comments
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Lemmy: A Federated Reddit Alternative(lemmy.ml)
142 points by fintler 4y ago|215 comments
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by fintler 4y ago
If you ever run into the limitations of a single machine, dbz2 is also a fun little app for this sort of thing. You can run it across multiple machines and it'll automatically balance the workload across them. https://github
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by fintler 4y ago
I've used https://www.wikitree.com quite a bit. I like it.
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by fintler 4y ago
A few developers of the original Napster for Mac client usually hung out on FORTYoz’s (RIP) Badmoon Hotline server (e.g. catalyst). My teenage self always had fun watching them work through some problem they were facing. On a side note, the
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by fintler 5y ago
The response from Couchbase appears reasonable IMHO. https://twitter.com/couchbase/status/1509959831016251395

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