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by galeos 6y ago
While I wouldn't deny the Google has a poor reputation for customer support across their product range, I can report a notable exception - my Google Pixel (1) phone purchased from the Google Store in 2016. Every time I have had an issu
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by galeos 6y ago
You are correct, the enterprise Ampere A100 is on the TSMC 7nm process. I should have been clearer that I was referring to the consumer Ampere GeForce cards due later this year. The 8nm rumors have been widely reported[1] but at this point
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by galeos 6y ago
While most of the focus here is understandably on the CPU side, there seems to be some interesting shifts taking place on the GPU side. AMD currently has a process lead over Nvidia (and this is rumoured to be set to continue for a little wh
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AMD Reports Q2 2020 Earnings(anandtech.com)
309 points by galeos 6y ago|205 comments
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by galeos 6y ago
This obviously puts more wind in AMD's sails. That said, Intel's Datacenter growth is very impressive. I have been an AMD investor since pre-Zen launch and I think it is fair to say that EPYC sales feel like they haven't reac
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Is it ethical to short unethical stocks?(onionfutures.com)
1 points by galeos 6y ago|0 comments
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Dissecting Graphcore's IPU Architecture via Microbenchmarking(arxiv.org)
1 points by galeos 7y ago|0 comments
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Intel significantly delays it’s entire server roadmap(semiaccurate.com)
2 points by galeos 7y ago|0 comments
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by galeos 7y ago
MATLAB (which I think uses Intel MKL) showing faster performance for Intel than AMD but apparently due the above issues of the MKL libraries not utilising AVX on AMD processors? Is this correct? https://www.extremetech.com/c
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150 years of Nature papers – an interactive visualisation(nature.com)
6 points by galeos 7y ago|0 comments
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Robinhood Traders Discovered a Glitch That Gave Them ‘Infinite Leverage’(bloomberg.com)
583 points by galeos 7y ago|324 comments
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by galeos 7y ago
Curse was still very good - Murray the demonic talking skull was hilarious and the art and sound design was great.
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Leaked roadmap shows Intel's 10nm woes(semiaccurate.com)
3 points by galeos 7y ago|0 comments
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by galeos 7y ago
I used to get these books out of the library when I was about 8 years old. Unfortunately the code often wouldn't work as I was attempting to use the BASIC interpreter on my IBM XT. I never understood why but those PEEK and POKEs can&#x
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by galeos 10y ago
I can recommend 'Who is Fourier?' By the Transnational College of Lex. It assumes very little prior knowledge and introduces the reader to, among others, the concepts of trigonometry, calculus, imaginary numbers, logarithms and Fo
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by galeos 10y ago
This is a multi-chip-module (MCM). Are the high core-count Xeons now all single die? Will be interesting to see what impact the MCM approach has on benchmarks as I supposed could have a latency impact in certain use cases?
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by galeos 11y ago
As this blog post mentions, you can still make use of CUDA in Matlab without the Parallel Computing toolbox. If you're interested in using CUDA via C-MEX in Matlab then I recommend the book 'Accelerating MATLAB with GPU Computing&
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by galeos 12y ago
YouNeedABudget (YNAB) works for me as an effective budgeting tool where other solutions failed. It's approach acknowledges that you will over/underspend in particular spending categories. Highly recommended.
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by galeos 12y ago
I can recommend 'Who is Fourier?' By the Transnational College of Lex. It assumes very little prior knowledge and introduces the reader to, among others, the concepts of trigonometry, calculus, imaginary numbers, logarithms and Fo