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by helltone 6y ago
It seems you are taking about theoretical error bounds, that is proofs in papers with assumptions on input probabilities etc. These don't always apply to actual implementations, in physical real robots. There is a huge gap in safety be
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by helltone 6y ago
One problem I encountered while working on robotics is that many commonly used algorithms yield approximate solutions with no error bounds. They work 99.99‰ of the time. This is fine from a computer science or math point of view, but very s
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by helltone 6y ago
Looks great, how do you compare to other alternatives in the same space?
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by helltone 6y ago
Location: London Remote: No (hoping to go back to an office when the lockdown is lifted) Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere in Europe. Technologies: C++, Python Résumé/CV: https://funchal.github.io/ Email: gafunchal AT
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by helltone 6y ago
That, and the fact that all the benefits snacks beer gym etc will all be lost not replaced.
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by helltone 6y ago
How would this work when both parents work different jobs and children in school?
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by helltone 6y ago
Out of curiosity is that an EDA company?
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by helltone 6y ago
Perhaps un-setting envvar AT_SYSINFO_EHDR would disable VDSO for a selected process without reboot?
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by helltone 6y ago
What's your tech stack for the positions in London?
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by helltone 6y ago
Location: London Remote: No (hoping to go back to an office when the lockdown is lifted) Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere in Europe. Technologies: C++, Python Résumé/CV: https://funchal.github.io/ Email: gafunchal AT
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by helltone 6y ago
I haven't seen anyone mentioning it, but I wonder if -ffloat-store fixes this?
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by helltone 6y ago
If anyone from questdb is around, and want tips on how to go around implementing GIS support for a database, hit me up! Email on my profile.
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Ask HN: Concerns about Huawei?
2 points by helltone 6y ago|0 comments
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by helltone 6y ago
If the author is here, can I suggest testing the Dark Reader extension too?
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.io Games and the Rise of Fake Multiplayer(youtube.com)
2 points by helltone 6y ago|0 comments
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by helltone 6y ago
Coverity is great, but I don't want to move to the US, do you have a team in europe?
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by helltone 6y ago
What libraries are you using for reading all these formats?
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by helltone 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what is the entropy of your input? ie what's the output of gzip input.csv -c | wc -c versus cat input | wc -l ?
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by helltone 6y ago
I'd love a version of this written in plain C or Python. This is so much better than the Kaleidoscope tutorial. Haskell is a bit hard to grok tho.
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by helltone 6y ago
wow does this affect Firefox only? (Dark Reader is available for Chrome too)
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by helltone 6y ago
And whatever happened to improbable?
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Ask HN: Modern C++ Project Template?
5 points by helltone 7y ago|2 comments
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by helltone 7y ago
What is a virtual DOM, and can we have SPA without it?
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by helltone 7y ago
Check this out https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse
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by helltone 7y ago
I'm interested about your project #2. As you mentioned B-splines do you deal with trimmed surfaces? Would you have any reading recommendations for someone learning about surface optimisation?
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by helltone 7y ago
https://github.com/google/gemmlowp
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by helltone 7y ago
Interesting, although I believe most neural nets nowadays have moved to use linear (relu) activation, which again removes the need for exponent and would work really well with fixed point. Here's a reference using 16-bit fixed point ne
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by helltone 7y ago
I have encountered many real world cases where I needed less precision/range than what float/double had available. But usually I found fixed point was a better solution than reduced precision floats. I wonder what applications are
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by helltone 7y ago
I wonder about Improbable?
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by helltone 7y ago
According to the article, being preempted by the kernel is too expensive because of the context switch userland<>kernel. I wonder if its possible to implement the same preemptive mechanism purely in userland, for example with a timer

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