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by iamcreasy 2y ago
Is it possible to use this with C/C++ code compiled to dll/so and called by Python?
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The Jacobian vs. the Hessian vs. the Gradient(carmencincotti.com)
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
Heads/Tail, colours of cars, or outcome of an experiment are mapped to some number on the real line.
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
The article or the linked Google doc doesn't mention how AI for Math resources is different than other resources list out there?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
But then you need to click on control center to see those icons...I just want to know if I am muted with a quick glance.
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
This looks cool. What kept you motivated to continue building this when similar tools available?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
How does it perform when it comes to plotting these large data points? Can I use matplotlib?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
> Gosset recognized that this approach only worked with large sample sizes, whereas small samples of hops wouldn’t guarantee that normal distribution. So he meticulously tabulated new distributions for smaller sample sizes. Does it mean
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
git reset HEAD is nifty way to unstage everything! Really cool!
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
Cool. Thanks. How about lossy compression?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
I thought 200x is too extreme as well. In compression literature, is there a way to estimate the upper limit on lossless compressibility of a given data set?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
This is very helpful, Thank you! Is it correct to say memory behaviour of a program entirely depends on what/how the program allocates and its memory access pattern? Is there any hello world memory allocator out there? File system move
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
Very interesting. Is there any book that you can recommend to learn about memory behaviour of a program in Linux? I am aware that the starting point is cache miss, page fault, but not sure where to go from there.
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
< 10mW, including radio Does it mean radio is using portion of this 10mW? If so, how much?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
> needed to do extraordinary things to keep it performant and maintainable. This is very interesting. Can you share more about this?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
By heuristics, is the author referring to the rules and policies published by Unicode? [1] Link[1] was referring as a solution to this problem in this article: Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Must Know About Unicode in 2023 [2]. [
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
What kind of streaming from user are we talking about? User interaction, such as mouse move, clicks? Does each interaction essentially create a SQL update statement? And are you trying to avoid buffering those statements?
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by iamcreasy 2y ago
Thank you for building it. Did you guys use Unity? The startup time is very low.
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
I am confused and curious. Can you please elaborate on how streaming is related to pg storage?
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
What do you mean by transactional semantics?
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
Does it work well with Hive tables storing parquet files on s3?
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
In this setup, can postgresql query data stored in object storage? i.e. Hive/Icebarg table.
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
Very cool presentation. Thanks for doing this. Choosing next input based on present sounds a lot like a Markov chain - is that something you guys use when simulating user interaction with distributed system?
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
This looks great! I'll surely come back to it later. How much of the process can be pushed to server side? (Sorry, I don't speak JS.)
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
It would be cool if there is a similar study for those who learned English as second language. I understand it is difficult endeavor because the study needs to be replicated for every major languages out there.
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
As opposed to what the article says, urllib3 now has experimental support for browser as of January this year. Source: https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3/releases/tag/2.2.0
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
As far as I've seen $2.50 plan is always available. Right now you need to select the following options for it to show up. Type: Cloud Computer - Shared CPU Location: New York OS: Debian Plan: Regular Cloud Compute Auto backup: Disable
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
Did you discover anything interesting by being able to review all the therapy sessions?
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
Tweets along with his stream where he is working on a problem for a while is fascinating to follow.
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by iamcreasy 3y ago
Relevant Tweets by George Hotz, [1] Spoke with @LisaSu. She was very polite, but said nothing of substance and indirectly rejected my offer. Here’s a firmware crash, run ./loop.sh to trigger. Tested on tinybox and 1x7900XTX machine, RO

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