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by kartD 10y ago
All of these look really interesting, I'll take a look at time. Thanks everyone!
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A Coming Revolution in Metaprogramming(notes.willcrichton.net)
4 points by kartD 10y ago|1 comments
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Running at 150,000 RPM, a tiny motor could help satellites(techcrunch.com)
65 points by kartD 10y ago|29 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
I actually wanted to know about the reverse operation. Can we get some formal verification and modeling software to generate Rust(or C) code? When I used Uppaal in my grad school course, I kept messing up when I tried to hand translating my
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by kartD 10y ago
It might not be similar but "How To Cook Like Heston" is awesome. It's by Heston Blumenthal who specializes in using science to understand cooking. Give him a shot.
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by kartD 10y ago
I agree, I think an SMX is the closest to a CPU core - it contains dispatch, cache, schedulers etc. CUDA threads are of course have important differences since all threads in a warp move in lockstep. IMO, all of these contrived definitions
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by kartD 10y ago
Yahoo did serve one purpose, it was the exit system for a lot of almost successful startups. Hope that continues under Verizon, though I doubt it. On Mayer, well eh she put her hand up and suffered. but then Yahoo was pretty much past savin
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by kartD 10y ago
True, I forgot NVIDIA (and AMD) play around with the "core" definition
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by kartD 10y ago
Doubt it, why have three versions of a chip (one with fp16 improv, one with fp16/fp64 improv and one without them)? Especially when the Titan X has the same number of CUDA cores as the GP100.
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by kartD 10y ago
Since this question has come up so many times in the thread, my take is that FP64 and FP16 won't be as good at the GP100. If TITAN X is based on the consumer parts, it misses out on the GP100's FP improvements. From Anandtech&#x27
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by kartD 10y ago
I don't think it'll be good. It's probably based on the same chips used in the GTX 1080 which doesn't have the FP16 improvements that GP100 has. I can't be a hundred percent on this since NVIDIA hasn't confirme
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7-Eleven delivers by drone in Reno including, yes, Slurpees(techcrunch.com)
1 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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Pandora Reports Quarterly Revenue Short of Analysts’ Estimates(bloomberg.com)
1 points by kartD 10y ago|2 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
Very true, I'd wager that a significant portion (20-30%) of all of the existing C/C++ codebase fits this description.
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by kartD 10y ago
As dietrichepp said parallel programming would be a good fit for Rust. See if this works for you. https://blog.rust-lang.org/2015/04/10/Fearless-Concurrency.h... Edit: you could also do safer C/C++ inter
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by kartD 10y ago
I said first killer (market defining and expanding product) product, iPhone wasn't the first smartphone either, but they pushed them from cool towards ubiquitous
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by kartD 10y ago
Maps too, they're adding some really cool features that google doesn't have
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by kartD 10y ago
They're also very secretive. They only say they do something new publicly when they have a product to show it off.
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by kartD 10y ago
It's a little early if you ask me, IMO you win once you make the first killer product that changes the market Eg: search, iPhone, self-driving cars etc
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by kartD 10y ago
I'd really like to see what Apple is doing, they usually come late to the table but they get a lot of things right, even though they may not be the most technologically advanced. Granted this may not be applicable since this is more ab
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by kartD 10y ago
Doesn't seem eco-friendly or world changing but more consumerist to me, can the batteries be recycled then? Note: I'd still like to believe in Tesla's world improving ambitions
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Assessing IBM's POWER8, Part 1: A Low Level Look at Little Endian(anandtech.com)
3 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
Well Tesla also relies on government subsidies as well a loan (which it paid back early, as did Ford). Also Ford is more than a 100 years old, so it's bound to have a bad period. We'll have to see what happens when tech companies
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by kartD 10y ago
Yes, I'm sure you believe all of that, consider joining the far-right parties of Europe, you'll find an excellent home for your beliefs and platform
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Rust for Node.js Developers – Part 1 – Introduction to Rust(fredrik.anderzon.se)
4 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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Teen’s Snapchat school bathroom prank is criminal behavior, court rules(arstechnica.com)
1 points by kartD 10y ago|0 comments
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by kartD 10y ago
You've answered nothing I've asked (350M speakers which is 30% of the pop, Belgium uses 2 languages and somehow India isn't a country) and then end with what is at best a racial insult. You're free to have your opinions,
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by kartD 10y ago
Oh god, those are hilarious
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by kartD 10y ago
And here's the google link: https://cloud.google.com/natural-language/
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Google launches new API to help you parse natural language(techcrunch.com)
5 points by kartD 10y ago|1 comments

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