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by freemint 4y ago
> The Holy Roman Empire was a pale shadow of the glory that was Rome. But still effective, mind you, give the times many centuries after the fall of Rome. Sigh ... Don't use history analogies if you get them wrong.
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by freemint 4y ago
WOW, unless i have a mistake in my math there is a 90% profit margin. A 3090 has 650ish octabench score.[1] I can get a 3090 for $0.162/hr at vast.ai (ok it's the cheapest one). 0.162/651.95 = 0.00024848531 << $0.0019 p
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by freemint 4y ago
Propeller in biology https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagellum
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by freemint 4y ago
> Ants and bees build hives after all. Trees build, well, trees. Yeah but those ants or bees are not competitors with each other, neither are cells in a tree. All organism you described have a strong separation between reproductive parts
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by freemint 4y ago
> I was particularly intrigued by “The Amish seek to master technology rather than become its slave.” This could also be a post hoc justification that sounds good.
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by freemint 4y ago
Appeal to tradition for legitemacy.
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by freemint 4y ago
If it is delayed past the years end we are good, are we not?
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by freemint 4y ago
Then i must have phrased it badly. The fact that all the speed up would be attributed to FLOPs in the MILP case with that methodology means any improvement in data acquisition, management methodology, mathematical modeling, the ability to d
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by freemint 4y ago
> we examine the contribution of more computing power to better outcomes No, they pick a set of problems where computational methods are known to have a beneficial impact and the plot every progress in that field against increased amoun
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by freemint 4y ago
I had Gurobi struggled with it for over a week. Do you have job id & password or the solution file?
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by freemint 4y ago
I'd like to see your math on that.
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by freemint 4y ago
The problem is just that the grid is to small. The sun shines 24/7 with almost consistent energy hitting earth all year.
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by freemint 4y ago
> Feeding to the grid during summer and buying back during winter does not solve any problem. It is summer or spring all year around. The problem is your grid it so small.
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by freemint 4y ago
Yeah but earth overshoot day would be way later if we ran solar powered electric cars. So that's a good thing.
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by freemint 4y ago
Not quiet 100%×(1-albedo) heats the earth. So solar panels have a lower albedo then some surfaces so it just might heat the earth more but the CO2 not emitted reduces the isolation (green house effect) of earth and can therefore lead to a n
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by freemint 4y ago
Maybe even exactly the treatment. It could be the reddit runs automoderator on DMs to flag people. It would be ironic if by fixing an automoderator config and chatting about that in Reddit DMs this code gets used on oneself.
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by freemint 4y ago
That is kinda explained by boosting being disabled.
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by freemint 4y ago
With multi modal distribution you can end up stuck in any of the modes or even stuck in a low likelihood region in between the modes.
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German- No nee electricity or gas contracts by some small city utility providers(heise.de)
1 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
... to his christo-fascists political aspirations.
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by freemint 4y ago
> 4000 integers and a couple hundreds of constraints we can can typically solve today to proven global optimality within seconds Oh really? I got a problem with 1064 binary variables and 8000ish constraints. Surely you can solve it for m
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by freemint 4y ago
Gurobi, CPLEX, COPT, Octeract are commercial software solving such problems. HiGHS, CBC and GLPK are open source solvers. The commercial ones are beating non commercial ones usually. The open source ones are sorted by fastest first. If you
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Intel ARC Cancellation Leak: Alchemist may end up a waste of sand(youtube.com)
1 points by freemint 4y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 4y ago
One method how stuff like a 6.5 million note version of tetris is created that multiple people make their own black midi following the melody and then those get combined together. Supprisingly this still sounds very different from white noi
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by freemint 4y ago
Those trucks are human driven.
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by freemint 4y ago
Would enabling GA depending if and only if the user explicitly consents to their data being available to US law enforcement be GDPR compliant?
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by freemint 4y ago
Daimler Truck https://northamerica.daimlertruck.com/autonomous/
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by freemint 4y ago
We are incredibly far away from autonomous trucks. I am not aware of a single truck that you can buy that offers assisted (as in you press a button) lane switching. There are lane keeping assistants and assistants which use cameras to check
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by freemint 4y ago
> Imagine a chain of autonomous trucks on a highway — isn't this basically a less energy efficient, less capacity version of a train that pushes a part of the costs onto public infrastructure? Imagine a chain of autonomous trucks on
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by freemint 4y ago
Because the infinite number of powers of two are also infinitely apart.

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