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by freemint 4y ago
This doesn't match with my experience. Julia is really excellent at infering complicated types. What you might be running into is type ambiguity though where Julia has to resort to unions because that's what the loops needs to wor
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Traveling Salesman Problem with Repeated City Visits(or.stackexchange.com)
2 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
It could and it might even be more efficient. That doesn't mean home installation is not a huge market though. It also has access to different capital.
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by freemint 4y ago
No, they didn't fix it but is has gone better. Today 25338 MW from nuclear. A year ago 37119 MW from nuclear. So almost 1/3rd down. Source: https://www.rte-france.com/en/eco2mix/power-generation-energ...
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Binutils: Package Up Gprofng(lore.kernel.org)
2 points by freemint 4y ago|1 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
gprofng is new profiler now included with the gnu binutils. It is written by Oracle and looks quiet sweet. Here a presentation on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXIjNFF17YY
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How to Guide the Compiler to Speed Up Your Code(betterprogramming.pub)
2 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
Thinking about ASSERTS FILL-IN-THE-BLANKS requires more meditation. You have not yet reached enlightenment. A koan is incomplete. Please meditate on the following code: File "koans/asserts.lisp" Koan &
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Ask HN: Open-source SW which is better polished then all closed alternatives?
5 points by freemint 4y ago|5 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
Any university city with a CS program where people do interesting work.
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by freemint 4y ago
I tell you that the reporting of correctable errors is not always honest. On some systems you can see uncorrectable errors before you see the correctable errors which statistically can't be. That it should be honest beside the point.
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by freemint 4y ago
There explainable AI approaches using neural networks. Those approaches can answer why questions. I am trying to parse what you are saying but it is utterly meaningless in the context of the previous conversation.
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by freemint 4y ago
NVIDIA does some manufacturing at Samsung however certain products are only made on TSMC. Such as the coming RTX 4000 series which is made entirely on TSMC 5nm. I missed some announcement though that Qualcomm is moving more towards using Sa
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Exploring the Feasibility of Using 3DXPoint as an InMemory Computing Accelerator(arxiv.org)
3 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
It would mean no new gaming consoles, Apple devices, AMD CPUs, high performance FPGAs, GPUs by either NVIDIA or AMD, WIFI chips from Broadcam, no Qualcomm ARM CPUs, maybe also no cheap Mediathek CPUs for smartphones.
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by freemint 4y ago
Would an implicit ODE solver (Euler or higher order) where the constraint solve is included in the implicit step be helpful?
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by freemint 4y ago
That's correct. Still the likelihood if errors of data at rest is much reduced. Memory controllers might be able to detect a lot of errors between the RAM and CPU due those errors being in the analog domain, while errors in memory are
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by freemint 4y ago
Is someone aware of transform architecture or implementation where every non linearity is made out of ReLu from linearities (max which can be expressed by ReLus instead of softmax). In particular an Attention module which satisfies this pro
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by freemint 4y ago
If the legacy code runs faster on modern hardware then the modern code, wouldn't that be a competitive advantage?
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by freemint 4y ago
Vast.ai
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by freemint 4y ago
Well, no. A bunch of mechanism have models of lower complexity that have almost exactly the same predictive power but a completely different structures. Those higher order structures are the "why". Why did does a cube on a incline
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by freemint 4y ago
Near real time (max 100 times slower then real time) differentiable, stochastic multi organ simulations with chemically accurate time and environment depending dynamic structure changes at all possible binding targets or interactions with b
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by freemint 4y ago
I find the JavaScript code not very useful for human input, if the intended audience is not restricted to web developers (a code like interface might still be a good idea). If your intended offering is for devs it would neat some more advan
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by freemint 4y ago
> Also, on a non-checksummed filesystem, how will you know whether a file needs to be restored from the backup? Has same edit epoch? If yes skip. If no compute checksum of both and compare, copy over in case they differ. I am fully aware
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by freemint 4y ago
The ECC error counters are not really honest anymore as repaired faults are often not reported from what i heard.
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by freemint 4y ago
DDR5 includes built-in in ECC. However recoverable errors are not reported and it provides slightly less redundancy then ECC due to some of the redundancy budget compared DDR4-ECC is being eaten up by less reliable cells but in total i expe
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by freemint 4y ago
Thanks, that explains the instability and small step size. I really wish people would stop teaching RK4, not only exists there a slightly tuned set of coefficients which much better one called Tsit5 but in this case an explicit ODE solver o
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by freemint 4y ago
I wonder that time integrator is used for what must be a DAE system and if a better integrator could cut those numbers of step required down by a lot.
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by freemint 4y ago
This fine. I appreciate the courtesy. Have a great day.
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by freemint 4y ago
Groom them into knowing http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html . Help them build a basic mental model of the discipline. Teach them how to google but have them send you the thing they want to do before

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