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hamilyon2
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hamilyon2
10d ago
Optimal plan construction is math-heavy, algorithm-heavy and vary even by workload. There are options like creating just-in-time indexes, so solution space grows even faster than article presents. Sometimes it is the query planner which is
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1mo ago
It uses copy-and-patch compilation to archive that
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1mo ago
For Pixel drivers, is there something that prevents Google from relicensing them to proprietary and not share any source at all?
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hamilyon2
2mo ago
Many essential metabolic enzymes require metal ions for catalysis, structure, or substrate binding. So in some sense the dependence is still there, we just learned to take bits of substrate with us while travelling.
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2mo ago
There is a famously counterintuitive conjecture about demand and supply named "Jevon's paradox". For compute it held so far.
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2mo ago
Incredible. Thank you for posting that. What software do you use for phone calls?
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2mo ago
Does encrypted memory give ECC-like detection benefit, along with rowhammer protection, for cheaper cost (only additional computation), and 100% reliable?
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3mo ago
Nobody tried planet-scale geo engineering before, as far as I understand the opinions on it's effectiveness vary.
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3mo ago
2% of country's people working together is a successful revolution
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PGM-index:range searches, deletes, updates using orders of magnitude less space
(pgm.di.unipi.it)
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4mo ago
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New plans to stop children taking, sharing or viewing nude images
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4mo ago
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5mo ago
The latest moves from google are the damning smoking gun evidence that anti monopoly court ever needs. "Do this or else". Recaptcha, gmail, google suite, android, chrome, colab and even google play must be viable businesses on the
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9mo ago
>Dolphin held a pleasant surprise: it could detect my iPhone when it was plugged in. This made it a snap to transfer files to and from my phone as the file manager granted full file access to the iPhone Wait, what? Is this true? Since w
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9mo ago
When NPU will become available in most systems, we will see learned indexes like in https://arxiv.org/pdf/1712.01208v1 on client side. If file search indexes and such will be replaced by neural networks, this will be s
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9mo ago
There are chemiseries and metabolisms out there beyond our wildest imaginations
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1y ago
1) 24/7 available super-competent personal assistant has tremendous value for any person who does something interesting or difficult and values personal time 2) llm-provided tax/legal advice alone was worth hundreds of euros for m
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1y ago
>a horror story based on real events So is it fiction? Details matter. If any of the details are not true, this makes story is waaay less interesting.
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1y ago
Chaos agents promote cooperation
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PGM-index learned data structure with lookup, range, updates with OOM less space
(pgm.di.unipi.it)
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1y ago
The optimistic scenario for current ai bubble: long careful deflation, one flop at a time. The cautious scenario of llm usage in daily life: in 36 years, it is invisible and everywhere. Every device has a neural chip. It replaced untold tri
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1y ago
Yes, interoperability, extensibility, composability and the tyranny of program author is a problem. JVM with runtime-loading of classes and it's once popular beans standard is one of closest approximations, known to me, of the most gen
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1y ago
I am questioning, how is this news? What about the other terabyte of text influenced by bias and opinion and human nature and clearly wrong, contradicts itself or in some other way very arguable. Framing publishing falsehoods on internet as
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1y ago
In general the better experience will command higher price, right. That is true, and by forcing same lowest level on everyone we are constructing artificial floor on how bad an experience can be. Or at least ensuring that bad experience is
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1y ago
I am not getting it. The rule makes competition in markets higher. Because dollars flow to best offers faster. And thus improve economic situation, not only in markets affected by rule, but also on all other markets, in case customer wants
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1y ago
Steam's anti-piracy measure is being better, convenient, adding massive value to gamers.
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1y ago
I'll be fired if I create my worst
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1y ago
I am impressed by speed of the sound goalpost movement. Few days ago Google released very competent summary generator, interpreter between 10-s of languages, gpt-3 class general purpose assistant. Working locally on modest hardware. On 5 y
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1y ago
Crystallized intelligence is. I am not sure about fluid intelligence.
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1y ago
Apple and Google censorship of apps not getting nearly as much attention and publicity as it deserves.
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1y ago
Confusing everyone about java license situation is another example. I think lawnmower metaphor never was accurate or helped to get it. Oracle is an alligator or a snake. A reptile. If you move, it will probably eat you alive. It wants to ea
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