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by foota 1y ago
Yes, see https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sq... and https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/standard-sq... . Very pleasant compared to normal S
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by foota 1y ago
Some of these offsets are of dubious quality. E.g., I think some of these offsets are from _not_ doing something that you might have otherwise done, but maybe you wouldn't have done that thing regardless.
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by foota 1y ago
This is a neat observation, training has been optimized to hell and inference is just beginning.
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by foota 1y ago
"What else are lists, but alternatives?" (credit to https://aphyr.com/posts/340-reversing-the-technical-intervie... , I always get a kick out of that and the follow up https://aphyr.com/posts&#
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by foota 1y ago
Does Wikipedia take any federal funding?
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by foota 1y ago
I wonder if the fact that the original video was AI generated made the upscaling look worse than it would on a real video? Not that it can certainly be detected, but an actual video is likely different from an AI generated in ways that it s
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by foota 1y ago
Smaller things are faster to copy etc.,. The fun part is that the opposite is true as well, when you have some constant load on a service, if you make the requests faster then you will have less requests in flight at once (Little's law
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by foota 1y ago
Personally, I agree. That said, I think it might be worth considering the impact of water usage in local areas that are relatively water constrained.
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by foota 1y ago
Hm... but in the case when the chips are in serial, the heat transfer from the last chip will be less than when the chips are in parallel, because the rate of heating is proportional to the difference in temperature, and the water starts at
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by foota 1y ago
How is this different from a nested loop join? Or is this just a different way of describing it?
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America Once Used Concrete Arrows to Direct Pilots(skipboring.com)
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by foota 1y ago
Okay, I think you're being facetious, but just in case, my understanding is that the lightning from eruptions is a form of static electricity.
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by foota 1y ago
The thing you're missing is that it was different administrations offering the grant vs the "investment".
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by foota 1y ago
I miss the fig workflow :-(
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by foota 1y ago
Price discrimination allows producers to capture consumer surplus from consumers with a greater WTP than the otherwise price, and to offer the product at a lower price to those with a lower WTP. In a monopoly, this means that the quantity s
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by foota 1y ago
This is a part of Android natively. I assume that since most users intend to use Google Photos to manage their photos that it would request access to all photos. I don't believe that Google would upload your photos remotely that haven
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by foota 1y ago
This is almost the opposite of what you're referring to I think, but interestingly Itanium had instruction level parallelism hard-coded by the compiler as opposed to determined by the processor at runtime.
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by foota 1y ago
Wow, I had no idea this page existed, thanks for the reference!
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by foota 1y ago
Yes, but there's no way to say "allow indexing for search, but not for AI use", right?
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by foota 1y ago
It is the most common letter, but I agree that is funny.
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by foota 1y ago
Some related thoughts (more for C++ than C). You can eliminate the cost of a wrapping class with no members by taking advantage of the empty base class optimization (or rather: by avoiding members in a base class you will be taking advantag
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by foota 1y ago
Whoops I missed following up here. It's been on my mind for a few years, after seeing someone talk about it (probably here or linked from here). Maybe from Julia Evans?
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by foota 1y ago
Are we reading different pages? Their pricing page: "Choose 5x or 20x more usage per session than Pro*". Per session is the important bit here. I do see that their sign up/registration page doesn't include the per sessio
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by foota 1y ago
I want to say again that I don't think their plan pricing is straightforward, but (at least when I was looking at it the other day) I came away with the (correct, imo) impression that the 5x and 20x were just marketing terms and I shou
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by foota 1y ago
You've got my attention
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by foota 1y ago
That is sort of what it implies, but I don't think that's what's actually happening on the backend. I was looking at this yesterday though and I agree that it's all a bit hand-wavy. I feel for them somewhat though becaus
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by foota 1y ago
You're paying for prioritization during high traffic periods, not for 2x usage.
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by foota 1y ago
I really want to spend some time at the Recurse Center, but the opportunity cost feels so high
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by foota 1y ago
I've always felt that a key part of my success comes from an intense curiosity. The alternative of course is to have won the birthright lottery for generations in a row, but unfortunately I'm not that lucky.
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by foota 1y ago
Let's throw these deep learning models at the classification of simple finite groups and see if they can come up with something shorter than 1000 pages.

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