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hsaliak
11mo ago
it means you can make it do stuff (run preconfigured programs) for you, and not just chat with you
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hsaliak
11mo ago
When I got into computing, it was a refuge from societal expectations. Now you cannot code in whatever programming language because of societal expectations to do it safe, do it with modern libraries, with the right build system etc.. just
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hsaliak
11mo ago
Can someone clarify how deepnote has the authority to declare the "successor" of Jupyter?
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hsaliak
1y ago
Might be fair for you, is it fair to JK Rowling?
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hsaliak
1y ago
Maybe these labs should consider funding specific models, and funneling returns back to investors from profits made with those models. Like the film industry.
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hsaliak
1y ago
TLDR: tensorrt
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hsaliak
2y ago
Maintaining a “finished” game or app on google play has never worked well for me. There is constant nag to update it for a variety of reasons. Even if the nag comes from device related sdk updates (just recompiles), a reupload requires you
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hsaliak
2y ago
good to know there are alternatives!
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hsaliak
2y ago
The 30 dollar price point was the big deal. A 100 dollar price point opens up competition to a lot more devices. As a consumer, this is completely unexciting.
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hsaliak
2y ago
DearImgui’s coding style is a good compromise.
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hsaliak
2y ago
The Riders of the Lost Kek dataset is an excellent candidate https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.07487
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hsaliak
3y ago
The theory is compelling but this is the exact sort of problem that needs a representative benchmark. Based on the benchmark, the optimal strategy can then be picked. I don’t see any stats/graphs or benchmarks in the linked article.
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hsaliak
3y ago
What you really want to learn about is observability, benchmarking and instrumentation. Once you are an expert in these topics for your domain, optimization will be about making obvious choices within localized constraints.
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hsaliak
3y ago
When will that be? What’s a good way to contact for enterprise support that covers misra 2023?
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hsaliak
3y ago
Did that "some engineer" get promoted though? That's the real question.
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hsaliak
3y ago
Yes you need additional tooling but often, such as in C++ it's the nature of the build environments for that language. There are many organizations using gRPC in mission critical environments along with C++.
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hsaliak
3y ago
And yet -- grpc is still "incubating". Do these statuses really mean much?
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5y ago
Meson is amazing. I find that when I bootstrap with it, I write actual code than a wrestling match getting what I need set. I recently discovered it’d ability to wrap cmake subprojects with the cmake module. It just works, and opens up a ne
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5y ago
I don’t use an IDE but I use emacs. Heavily use Helm, heavily use its ag integration to navigate around projects and I yasnippet useful patterns and rely on them a lot. Am I using an “IDE” - no. But am I using tooling to make my life way ea
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hsaliak
5y ago
Robbin’ Da Hood. The GameStop fiasco was unforgivable.
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hsaliak
5y ago
Cant be easy for Nvidia. Stock Android experience is supposedly clean and simple, and vendor specific extensions just clutter. Now imagine their user base getting screwed over by an update they probably were only informed of.
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hsaliak
5y ago
That’s DGraph
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hsaliak
5y ago
Use Intelligent tiering or some kind of a custom system that moves data into glacier more aggressively based on access times.It can help a lot.
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6y ago
The survey may not represent sentiment toward type checking in Python. Mypy is only one of the checkers out there. Out of the 40% who don’t use mypy, many could be invested into other type checkers such as Pylance. This is certainly what ma
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hsaliak
6y ago
For sure - I was mentioning TSAN in the context of threaded C code
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hsaliak
6y ago
For parallelism, Modern tooling like TSAN can close the gap somewhat. If you are planning to introduce threads, not testing it with TSAN is silly at best.
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6y ago
This list falls away pretty quickly when building a real app. Common actions like calling another API or running a cpu or I/O intensive task for the user can change the performance profile of your app. Good frameworks have tools for y
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hsaliak
6y ago
They failed in communication and lost trust. If their platform could not scale to the needs of their users, they should come out and say it, and should have done so before the fallout.
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6y ago
That’s shifting the goalposts a bit. You can use optional typing in your project as it’s scales, and there are plenty of projects that have been stable for what they do through other testing. Pick dependencies carefully and use typing as ne
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hsaliak
6y ago
Don’t know why this comment is getting downvoted. The code in question is complex and outdated. Improving the code and testing or switching to simpler tools can lead to a pragmatic solution without the political baggage.
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