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by jffry 2y ago
I think we've done something similar in our kernels, because I've likewise struggled to squeeze more than ~18GH/sec from a rented 4090. I think the design of SHA256 makes it hard to avoid many of the loop iterations. It'
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by jffry 2y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=buy+diffraction+grating+sheets
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by jffry 2y ago
Perhaps they typed it into the wrong tab, deleted it and reposted it here? Doesn't seem to be a re-peat according to https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by jffry 2y ago
Yeah the tokens are more akin to JS Symbol. If you're parsing untrusted user inputs into tokens, you can make sure your tokenizer will never produce the actual numbers corresponding to those tokens. A simplified example: I can `.charCo
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by jffry 3y ago
It's a direct quote from somebody who donated to the project, found in the first paragraph of the article: > The aim is to create “the European Yellowstone,” as the largest donor of the initiative described it
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by jffry 3y ago
The relative scale still stands - Microsoft's net income in October, November, and December 2023 was over $21 billion, according to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-2024-Q2
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by jffry 3y ago
That seems less relevant than: > McDonald's sets their machines for a syrup-to-water ratio that accounts for melting ice. Which means there's a little more syrup than most other fast-food restaurants. Also you can see the artic
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by jffry 3y ago
1998 [1] although the "URI working group" was active in 1994 describing URNs [2] and URLs [3]. There were also URCs [4] which never took off [5] [1] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2396 [2] https:/&#x
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by jffry 3y ago
That's explained in the article, which serves as the documentation for the code within the article. The link for BM25 goes to some of the math, and a little more searching the internet about BM25 parameters can lead you to some relevan
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by jffry 3y ago
Hello world in pure Rust: 400832 bytes Hello world w/ rustpython interpreting Python[1]: 15459264 bytes (Rust 1.75.0; rustpython 0.3.0; MacOS / Apple Silicon) [1] https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython/
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by jffry 3y ago
Yeah companies directly running insurance is a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-funded_health_care
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by jffry 3y ago
Nothing about end-to-end latency of the R1 tells you anything about how pipelined it might be. It very well could have multiple frames in-flight at the same time in different stages of processing.
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by jffry 3y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=+is+CE+the+same+as+AD%3F+&i...
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Guthman Musical Instrument Competition 2024 Finalists(guthman.gatech.edu)
1 points by jffry 3y ago|0 comments
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by jffry 3y ago
When editing an album in Google Photos, there's controls at the top right (on desktop browser at least) that let you insert text or maps inbetween photos
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by jffry 3y ago
In this case for heating, efficiency is how much of the energy input gets converted into heat in the space you're heating. So for a resistive electric heater, you're dissipating all of the energy as heat (minor quibbles about elec
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by jffry 3y ago
Yeah as long as it doesn't escape your room, the photons will end up slightly warming _something_ when they get absorbed.
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by jffry 3y ago
Where does the energy "used on computing" go? The power consumption of a CPU is dissipated as heat.
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by jffry 3y ago
> wouldn't it otherwise just burn-up or explode on failure? There's eventually a point the rocket is high enough and moving fast enough that if it broke up or went off course it would burn up on re-entry. Before that point, tho
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Why Did the Road Cross the San Andreas Fault? 21 Years of Geologic Change(geotripper.blogspot.com)
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by jffry 3y ago
VP I assume is vice president? Courier is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warez_group#Courier_groups
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by jffry 3y ago
> Not sure if there's a name for that. Hill climbing! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_climbing Basically: Go in any direction that makes the number go up. Repeat.
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by jffry 3y ago
> From my understanding it’s a sphere that displays things on the outside It's got two screens! One inside and one outside. The interior screen is 16k by 16k pixels (the 18k camera resolution affords some cropping for image stabiliz
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by jffry 3y ago
It was indeed August 2011: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome,_Sweet_Rome If it's been in development hell that long, I don't know how likely it is that it'll ever see the light of day.
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by jffry 3y ago
I found this report [1] from NBC Bay Area, which states that Cruise would not release the video "But NBC Bay Area was able to review a nearly 13 minute video which is purportedly the incident in question. It appears to show what the co
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by jffry 3y ago
This link should be visible: https://education.github.com/pack Short answer: - Free GitHub Pro - A few hundred bucks of free credits on DigitalOcean, Azure, Heroku - A few different free domain registration offers - A few
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by jffry 3y ago
"As of May 2023, it has over 100 full-time employees.[2]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linus_Media_Group
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by jffry 3y ago
Admittedly if they advertised "FREE GNORF" I'd at least be intrigued
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by jffry 3y ago
curl https://ip4.me/api/ works for me
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by jffry 3y ago
Voyager 2 is approximately 20 billion km from the Sun Earth is approximately 150 million km from the Sun Sunlight intensity falls off with the square of distance (ignoring any additional small losses from space dust / scattering from g

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