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by joshlk 5y ago
How much is the MasterCard paying? Is that published anywhere?
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by joshlk 5y ago
Sktime looks like a similar but more fully featured package: https://www.sktime.org/en/latest/
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by joshlk 5y ago
Is it only compatible with Windows? i can’t see any examples on other platforms
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Brandon Rhodes‘ Python Design Patterns(python-patterns.guide)
4 points by joshlk 5y ago|0 comments
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by joshlk 5y ago
https://www.huawei.com/us/industry-insights/innovation/new-i...
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by joshlk 6y ago
> 16 pt text on Windows is ⅓ larger than 16 pt text on macOS Is this why text looks smaller on Macs compared to Windows? My parents found it difficult reading text when they got a Mac because of the small text
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by joshlk 6y ago
Has anyone tried c2rust on the Linux kernel? Does it provide any positive results?
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by joshlk 6y ago
Do you have a GitHub repo link or something? I assume there’s a large performance hit compared to native Java or Python code. Have you measured this?
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by joshlk 6y ago
Love the idea... could someone do a similar idea with Python.
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by joshlk 6y ago
Looks like they got it working recently https://github.com/EleutherAI/gpt-neox/pull/178
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by joshlk 6y ago
GPT-NeoX is an example project that is using deepspeed and Zero-3 offloading. The wider project intend to train a GPT-3 sized model and release it freely to the world. https://github.com/EleutherAI/gpt-neox
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by joshlk 6y ago
Can you provide more details? I’m unsure what this does
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by joshlk 6y ago
Zsh is the default shell on MacOS. It has been since Catalina. Oh-my-zsh supercharges your zsh setup its great https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh .
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Cross-platform Rust rewrite of the GNU coreutils(github.com)
1 points by joshlk 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshlk 6y ago
Uploading dummy packages to PyPi isn't the solution. It just pollutes PyPi and a nuisance to others. You have always been able to specify the `index-url` when installing packages using pip. This can also be added to `requirements.txt`
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by joshlk 6y ago
PATH is one of those puzzling concepts that shell beginners grapple with. It’s a miracle that Windows and Unix converged a similar implantation.
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by joshlk 6y ago
I think those are ok trade offs for a lot of projects but not for high performance and low latency applications such as databases. It seems to me that those project have shot themselves in the foot before even starting.
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by joshlk 6y ago
I still don't understand why lots of new databases and data applications (Neo4J, Cassandra, Hadoop ...) are written in Java when it is well known that Java is not well suited to these types to tasks: GC freezes, bad memory model for la
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by joshlk 6y ago
How does the outfit intend to fund the project? OpenAI spends millions on computing resources to train the models.
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by joshlk 6y ago
Amazing article. Please keep them coming.
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by joshlk 6y ago
What features makes it “designed for Linux”?
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by joshlk 6y ago
Looks similar to Spyder: https://www.spyder-ide.org/
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by joshlk 6y ago
You can also add breakpoints which automatically occurs when exceptions are raised. Which is similar to the breakloop functionality mentioned in the article.
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by joshlk 6y ago
Or if you have to change the password every X months
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by joshlk 6y ago
Unfortunately it's unlikely Linux will ever run on the new M1 Macs: "Linus Torvalds doubts Linux will get ported to Apple M1 hardware" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25238175
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by joshlk 6y ago
Out of interest, does anyone use SymPy outside the scientific/ academic community?
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by joshlk 6y ago
Has anyone tried either?: - "Fundamentals of Parallelism on Intel Architecture" https://www.coursera.org/learn/parallelism-ia - "Introduction to High-Performance and Parallel Computing" https:&#x2F
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by joshlk 6y ago
How is this achieved? Is the flash API/architecture open knowledge?
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by joshlk 6y ago
What does that mean to think in models?
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by joshlk 6y ago
What’s good about it?

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