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IBM Power9: Digging into the Architecture and Materials
(eetimes.com)
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I would strongly prefer some kind of hybrid model. To actually code or write something complex, WFH is great. But some interactions with colleagues just can't be replaced, even with slack and zoom. The percentage should be flexible, de
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Not directly with constraint programming itself. And also, I'm not doing a deep dive on these topics. But having an ideal of what is happening under the hood makes gives me more confidence in working with a tool and reasoning about cho
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I can second the experience that learning things in order to solve a problem works great. I struggle when I just have to sit down and lear something from scratch, without any direct application to the knowledge. But as soon I can project co
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7y ago
This is just another test cardridge available for the existing on-site lab machine. The idea is that health-practitioners with access to the device can now test on premise, instead of sending samples to the lab. I can't image a lot loc
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7y ago
Whats even more awesome: The ink is not erased, but literally made invisible by manipulating the molecues in the ink "responsible for the color". By reverting this chemical process, the ink can be made visible again!
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7y ago
Is there any information on their stance regarding the environmental impact of failed launches? The propellants alone are usually toxic, plus the amount debris of each failed launch. Did they factor these externalities into their cost as w
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Nvidia Launches Affordable GeForce Now Cloud Gaming Service
(forbes.com)
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7y ago
https://www.eraise.loans/terms 404s for me edit: So does https://www.eraise.loans/cookies
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Deep learning enables Real-Time imaging around corners
(phys.org)
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7y ago
You have two options: * DOI Numbers, which uniquely identify scientific papers * "Paper style" citations, with Authors, Title, publishing Venue and date. This is enough for any interested reader to find the sources I would not rec
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Chinese Citation Factory
(vitavonni.de)
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4D Imaging Firm Raises $109M for ‘See Through Walls’ Tech
(eetimes.com)
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7y ago
World of Warcraft and Edguy's "Rocket Ride" album. I still listen to this band, but no other album has same "pull" for me.
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7y ago
I heard great things about both, Copenhagen and Saarbrücken
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Knuth – Estimating the Efficiency of Backtrack Programs(1975) [pdf]
(ams.org)
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Ask HN: How to keep yourself accountable?
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7y ago
Why are these the only options? Why can't you just know there is a solution, and know where you can look details up? Expecting to find ideal solutions on your own every time is tedious and taking time away from solving the actual probl
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7y ago
This works fine until it doesn't. See this paper (and the discussion) on why we need better tools: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20301619 In short, you don't want to spend weeks on hand-optimized kernels, e
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Albert Cohen, one the developers talks about the project at the PLI Summer School 2019: https://youtu.be/3TNT5rFVTUY?t=2580
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Is a $140 Smart Water Bottle for Kids Worth the Price?
(eetimes.com)
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Exploring Weight Agnostic Neural Networks
(ai.googleblog.com)
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7y ago
How would you drive in order to renew a clutch after 5 years? Usually a clutch lasts well beyond 10 years. Costs for break pads and and discs are also very low, unless you have ceramic break.
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A Deep Dive into AMD’s Rome Epyc Architecture
(nextplatform.com)
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As the article highlights, the main target are military and medical applications.
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How do cheese/butter and paleo go together (serious question)? I thought paleo is about non-processed foods. Which leads me to my second question: Why so few vegetables/fruits?
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7y ago
Mostly a sports-oriented diet. I try to maintain a healthy balance between carbs, protein(2g per kg bodyweight) and fat(1-1.2g per kg bodyweight). Meat usually once a week. Loads of greens, fruits, eggs, oats, cheese/yoghurt and nuts.
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A little correction: Arnold was a real estate millionaire before he started doing movies. You can read/hear about it in the Tim Ferris Podcast/Tools of Titans book.
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7y ago
1. Software stack wise, I'm currently bound to C++14, however general advice on "Modern C++" is welcome, of course. 2. Haven't know about that SE, thanks!
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7y ago
As GOES covers the US Coasts, and Himawari-8 Japan/East Asia/Australia, do you know of any geostationary satellites over Europe, from which the live images are available?
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