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Seriously? Frequentists simply build infinite amount of parallel Universes and ask what percentage of the Universes It occurs with certainty.
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There's openxla, https://github.com/openxla I doubt anybody outside of google is in it, though.
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How can they draw the line between AI and non-AI assisted art? What about a gaussian kernel filter? How about adding a saturation enhancer? How about putting a few of those together and let's play with the parameters a bit for fun?
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The definition of the "writer's block" is to "have a think instead of writing." It may look like you need to think, but you need to write down what you are thinking. Thinking of an outline? Write down the outline.
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Why do you even need the brick? My design directly link your neurons to the cloud. Upload 3D vision, done. Connect to google maps, done. Call your mom, having a conversation without speaking aloud, done. iBrain. Think different. Directl
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4y ago
There's this https://xpra.org for X applications, though I haven't tried for awhile.
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You can last a "full day" on AAA batteries. A manageable configuration is likely double-suitcase with copper link, each contains 10000 Alkaline AAA batteries.
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Using initializer list would be much more readable without the atrocious macros.
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The second comment there has its merit in UNIX. However, it is moot with namespace in Plan 9. You can have different versions of the same directory structure, per process.
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People thinking pen and paper is simple have intentionally made it simple. Have you considered how many different kinds of paper/notebooks/slides/cards, kinds of pen/pencil/brush? Soon you'll start fiddling w
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Wiktionary claims this character is in Guangyun (1007-1008, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangyun ), and gives the link to Kangxi dictionary (1716), https://www.kangxizidian.com/kangxi/0256.gif
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4y ago
Something like the letters V and U.
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At least we know it's not written by and for engineers or scientists, but let's be polite and just call it BS. There is so much things need to happen between plasma expanding and consumer electricity in the copper wire. > Heli
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Does containerization have any impact on performance in your use cases?
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> amortizing across a batch size of 1000 This put the problem outside of L2 and thus is not a fair comparison, especially if your problem is small enough to fit in L1. In addition, XLA does a poor job in optimizing for CPU cache reuse, s
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4y ago
How much memory and battery do all the animation use?
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4y ago
That's easy to solve. Prepare all K-12 text books as prompts, and train another GPT-N to go from input to those prompts, then feed these prompts to the current GPT-3. Can we get a GPT-N-3 this way to do SAT?
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5y ago
You can probably put a few mice in a centrifuge of 1 meter and they would be happy. Make the centrifuge 10 times larger, we can fit a litter box.
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Typical 1D barcode has a size limit, and the RFC is from 1990. Nowadays you could just use a QR code, which would be comfortable enough to have a 1500 MTU in a single QR code. It probably warrants an additional layer so multiple QR codes
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𝐈 𝐜an'𝐭 𝐫ea𝐝 𝐭h𝐞 𝐩anten𝐭. 𝐖ha𝐭 𝐚bou𝐭 𝐬om𝐞 𝐯arian𝐭? 𝐃oe𝐬 𝐭hi𝐬 𝐭ex𝐭 𝐫ea𝐝 𝐛ette𝐫 𝐨𝐫 𝐰ors𝐞? 𝐖𝐡a𝐭 a𝐛ou𝐭 𝐭𝐡i𝐬 𝐭e𝐱𝐭? 𝐖ou𝐥𝐝 a𝐧y𝐭𝐡i𝐧𝐠 𝐰o𝐫𝐤 𝐛e𝐭𝐭e𝐫 𝐭𝐡a𝐧 𝐬i𝐦𝐩𝐥e 𝐩𝐥ai𝐧 𝐭e𝐱𝐭?
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5y ago
CUDA and related software/libraries only work on Linux or Windows.
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One biggest downfall of lisp is that people just call anything with parenthesized prefix notation "lisp".
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Confrontation is a turn, which is the third act in this Japanese rendition, 起承転結. Nowadays people just want more and more of this crescendo phase of the story, as people can't sit long enough for a slow buildup of the first two phases
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> exa, by default, runs the stat system call on every file it encounters. Never used a multi-user system with a moderate amount of files, did you? Let alone distributed filesystems.
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Does MacOS run on QEMU?
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Is it possible to add entitlements to an already compiled app dowloaded from a random place? A mac app installer could run any scripts, so we need to sandbox the installer, if it's possible.
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There will also be people who do not want to wake up to a pitch black sky and the coldest of the night. Some people like to wake up at 5 AM to work. Some people like to wake up at 5 AM to play. Some people like to play and go to bed at 5
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It would be the chat mailing list. See http://jsoftware.com/pipermail/chat/2021-October/thread.html
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try more, measure more, and think about throughput and latency nothing really changes
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s/mass/rest mass/g It's 511 keV at rest, and you are sensing a 4.73 GeV electron coming out of the decaying Upsilon. E=m and c=1 in the units you are using.
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