freemint

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781.
by freemint 5y ago
Why stair at grass when you could stare at deserts, oceans, live animals or at the earth from the ISS?
782.
by freemint 5y ago
Do you have any strong dates when it comes to delivery/production? You are not competing what's available now but what is available when your device is released.
783.
by freemint 5y ago
The intermediary stages take more information then the final picture. So by moving part of the processing to the device you increase bandwidth requirements
784.
by freemint 5y ago
This phrase was not meant to be taken literally and more supposed to be understood as "if peoples do engage in trading that makes wars between those nation states way less likely." It was a cute phrase but I see how it might lead
785.
by freemint 5y ago
This is call a subsidy and will really mess up the internal labour market. Not sure it would be legal WTO rules.
786.
by freemint 5y ago
When I read: "We need to divest our manufacturing from China." I parse it as: "We need war with China". Because soldiers don't cross borders goods cross.
787.
by freemint 5y ago
You are thinking continuous relaxation which is a lot less thight as entanglement enforces additional rules.
788.
by freemint 5y ago
This would violate the color sum constraint though, that the integral over the cube area of each colour must be equal.
789.
by freemint 5y ago
What does "square of order 4n+2" mean here?
790.
by freemint 5y ago
Bunq is another alternative. I use both revolte and bunq
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by freemint 5y ago
You wouldn't even be allowed to clamp the car or interfere with their property on your property. The police won't help you either. It is the task of the civil court system to liquidate damages until then they will have to be toler
792.
by freemint 5y ago
So what if it is inconvenient, unless UpWork proves in a court of law that robin is the contractor it shouldn't be able to garnish the contractors income for scam Robin done against UpWork.
793.
by freemint 5y ago
It doesn't have to be, there could be a deposit on cartridges and they just get refilled by Canon.
794.
by freemint 5y ago
If UpWork thinks they are the same they should sue Robin in court not take money away without a court order. (At least in Germany) if you rent some parking space but don't pay the parking space owner is not allowed to tow your car to f
795.
by freemint 5y ago
Crypto transactions are not irreversible either. The law of the land can still force you to send money back.
796.
by freemint 5y ago
The contract of sale is between you and the buyer. The contract for work is between UpWork and the contractor. Find the difference. eBay doesn't take a 30% cut for that reason.
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by freemint 5y ago
> From a business strategy perspective, it makes a lot of sense not to eat the credit card risk, otherwise you commit yourself to a very bad position Well yeah but if they don't they put their contractors in an even worse position b
798.
by freemint 5y ago
> no platform would survive if they allowed freelancers keep the money earned by carding, because it would be flooded with carders. The collary is true too though. No freelancer could survive if they don't receive money from carding
799.
by freemint 5y ago
This is very much a thing. If something small is wrong in a package you can actually fix it because the package is also written in Julia. Done that sometimes for small stuff and now I am developing small packages on my own and contribute to
800.
by freemint 5y ago
So what it has on die ECC which allows to recover from radiation induced bitflips and stuff. Maybe to compensate for density the error correction is a bit more busy and can compensate less errors per minute but 0.5 ECC instead of full ECC o
801.
by freemint 5y ago
Can you provide an explanation how getting better gas cans to the front line was not "Central planning" during a war time command economy? Or how more market forces on the German side lead to the right information being discovered
802.
by freemint 5y ago
DDR5 is a form of ECC and DDR5 is only supported on Intel so far.
803.
by freemint 5y ago
The German weather service uses them extensively so they are probably really decent with PDEs.
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by freemint 5y ago
Why are people so ignorant of the discipline of optimization? If you know it's within some interval you can just so robust optimization, if even that fact is unknown there is distributionally robust optimization. Central planners don&#
805.
by freemint 5y ago
What scheduler do you use there?
806.
by freemint 5y ago
Japanese Companies such as NEC are also selling Vector Computers such as the NEC SX-Aurora TSUBASA Plugin cards.
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by freemint 5y ago
For the ARM HPC user group there is a mailing list https://arm-hpc.groups.io/g/ahug and a Twitter account https://twitter.com/armhpcusergroup . As for the local HPC Cluster that depends on your geograp
808.
by freemint 5y ago
You seem to have caught some memes which don't make you see things rationally. > The opposite require many hypothetical actors (mouses, immunosuppressed patients, back and forth between geographically distant places and all the comb
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by freemint 5y ago
For SAT solving and compiling those machines have really good performance. As for other workloads I didn't test these.
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by freemint 5y ago
During a ARM HPC User group meetup I got to play with a 160 core machine from Ampere and got really, really impressive performance (not to talk about performance per dollar) for SAT solving. I pitched buying one to my local HPC cluster.

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