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1501.
by ganzuul 12y ago
Is this code locality what makes functional style programming perform well?
1502.
by ganzuul 12y ago
I believe this is a relevant source: http://www.arm.com/products/system-ip/interconnect/corelink-... The L3 cache is 'integrated', which I presume means it's different names for the same thing.
1503.
by ganzuul 12y ago
"Don't care" and "taboo" appear as well. Unsure if they actually exist...?
1504.
by ganzuul 12y ago
The wording of the article does not appear to support such a strong conclusion.
1505.
by ganzuul 12y ago
ARM is using L3 cache as a DMA-like interconnect, on the SoC side of things.
1506.
by ganzuul 12y ago
Stylish/Userstyles might let you script at it easily, but there doesn't seem to be a dedicated app.
1507.
by ganzuul 12y ago
That would be an amazing parallel to the story of the Mechanical Turk.
1508.
by ganzuul 12y ago
I blame my deep integration with the internet for my belief that I'm actually a cat.
1509.
by ganzuul 12y ago
I find it useful to not think of the brain as what's in my cranium, but rather my brain is my entire neural network. I feel not entirely convinced that I'm a Harvard architecture. A von Neumann architecture seems more plausible...
1510.
by ganzuul 12y ago
Where does cuBLAS get that DP performance from? It's disproportionate.
1511.
by ganzuul 12y ago
I thought he walked out on the match because he was upset that the computer DIDN'T behave like a human. Huh. Weird, these narratives.
1512.
by ganzuul 12y ago
I emit carbon each time I exhale. But I would not be surprised if I'm surrounded by sentient vegetables. The debate about climate change is much more productive. Eventually someone has to realize we have to stop mistreating the ocean.
1513.
by ganzuul 12y ago
From the same site, quantitative analysis: "The chi-square test is the most commonly used test for the randomness of data, and is extremely sensitive to errors in pseudorandom sequence generators. The chi-square distribution is calcula
1514.
by ganzuul 12y ago
IBM's Synapse/True North chip optimizes interconnect, much like synapses do. It's interesting because it's actually a new silicon process, and already it's low-power. If it can be used to solve optimization problems
1515.
by ganzuul 12y ago
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/history/pastprojects/SR71... The JPEGs are actually .mov sound files.
1516.
by ganzuul 12y ago
Reminds me of the PDP-1 Snowflake demo.
1517.
by ganzuul 12y ago
Conway's Law: prov. The rule that the organization of the software and the organization of the software team will be congruent; commonly stated as “If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler”