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by kaelinl 3y ago
This messed with me too. At work our primary development environment is a farm of older CentOS machines. They all lost support with this vscode upgrade. It probably impacts hundreds of people. I had to send out instructions to downgrade and
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by kaelinl 3y ago
People who must diagnose, modify, optimize, or establish procedures for operating the car think of it in the context of the system. Meanwhile, people who strictly want to move forward think of it as the accelerator. Likewise for engineering
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by kaelinl 3y ago
In what way is Alaska a "budget carrier"? Maintenance protocols are a mix of manufacturer recommendations and carrier/maintenance contractor SOPs, which are then approved by the manufacturer and FAA.
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by kaelinl 3y ago
If the name were an arbitrary word which didn't attempt to define itself, would that be any better? I don't see why the name must mean anything specific, nor why you should expect the name to explain what the project is. That&#x27
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by kaelinl 3y ago
I haven't used it personally, but my understanding is that AMD/ROCm-accelerated backends for PyTorch overload the "cuda" device and module so that ROCm shows up as CUDA for feature testing. They want to make a transition
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by kaelinl 3y ago
The question is not how many prior messages there were in the conversation. That's irrelevant for context window purposes. The question is how many tokens there are between the prompt and the point where the reply breaks down.
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by kaelinl 3y ago
How many tokens was that before it diverged from your original request? If it filled the context window, the original prompt would no longer be available to the model and it would start predicting just based on the repeated word. That certa
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Yeah, my understanding is that it's pretty universally Perforce in game dev. For them it's the large file versioning. I work at an ASIC firm and we similarly use Perforce; to some extent for the large file versioning, and to some
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by kaelinl 3y ago
MLPerf does not test hardware. Companies submit results from their own hardware. This is what each company chose to submit.
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Yeah, I think it's fine, and even very positive, to be sharing their view. However, I do agree with the sentiment that "hardware" used as a generalization is confusing. There are lots of different kinds of hardware and the a
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by kaelinl 3y ago
While I'm fully in agreement that Discord has fundamental problems, this article doesn't seem of sufficient quality for HN. It is "unfinished", and in practice that apparently means "makes claims and doesn't ju
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by kaelinl 3y ago
This, in turn, will spawn user scripts which work around the detection. Any client-side solution will be an arms race between Google and user script/adblock devs. The only real way to prevent it is to withhold the video stream from the
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Yeah, I had the same experience with the BeagleBone AI-64. Their documentation is extremely lacking. To make it worse, the whole point of the board is TI's ML inference accelerator, and TI's documentation and sample code for it ar
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by kaelinl 3y ago
(2017)
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by kaelinl 3y ago
"In-editor chat" is mentioned as an example (the only example in the post, as far as I can tell) of a restricted API feature. Since the post insinuates that the restricted APIs are done out of malice/with anticompetitive inte
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by kaelinl 3y ago
I had a few Windows Phones too. The thing I loved was the lack of hamburger menu: UX standards put controls at the _bottom_ of the screen, or on a pane accessible via swipe. It was all within thumb range. You never had to awkwardly reach to
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Other posts on the HN front page right now says largely the opposite of this headline [1][2]. She has appealed, but will be sent to prison nonetheless in the meantime. This article title is editorialized and/or incorrect as far as I ca
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by kaelinl 3y ago
This isn't the point of the article. The article is commenting on CPU design: area efficiency, power efficiency, design cost, etc. They're proposing that the reason x86 CPUs have historically beat ARM CPUs in performance, and the
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Have you watched the talk or only read the title? The "death" in the title does not mean what you suggest it does.
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by kaelinl 3y ago
My reading of the statement (and understanding of other reporting on this subject) is that EXPO alone can trigger this issue. Calling EXPO overclocking feels somewhat disingenuous to me. EXPO is akin to Intel's XMP. The RAM stick rep
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by kaelinl 3y ago
Yep. AT&T home ISP and AT&T cellular.
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by kaelinl 3y ago
I saw the same. I'm in San Jose, CA. I could access Reddit, DDG, Google, etc., but Discord, Twitter and DownDetector were inaccessible. Both cellular and hardwire ISP. Didn't seem to be DNS. I am wondering whether it was a regiona
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by kaelinl 4y ago
No, GitHub posts their received DMCA notices publicly and links to them from the takedown page. So 2) is a reasonable expectation and it isn't present here, suggesting the post title is pure speculation.
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by kaelinl 4y ago
In this article, I interpret "pretty" to mean "readable". There is a sample of the alternative in the post. Raw mode requires an explicit carriage return to accompany each line feed if you want the CR behavior, so if the
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by kaelinl 4y ago
Yes, my understanding (as purely a bystander) is that even the most aggressive fires in the past have allowed time for a mayday. See for example UPS flight 6, with a huge uncontrolled lithium battery fire: https://en.m.wikipedia.
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by kaelinl 4y ago
In other words, they know that the "65 Watts" in their title is meaningless but included it anyway. Saying "88 Watts" would at least mean that the number referred to an amount of power. But even then, it's the actua
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by kaelinl 4y ago
Since it's in the title, note that the TDP on AMD cores (Intel and the rest too, but especially AMD) is misleading. They engineer the number to fit their marketing; there's no expectation that 65 watts of power is put into nor dis
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by kaelinl 4y ago
In response to those complaints GitHub now requires you to accept the invitation before you're added. And it always sent an email notification and allowed you to leave voluntarily.
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by kaelinl 4y ago
Additional context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._B._Cooper
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Cooper Vane(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kaelinl 4y ago|1 comments

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