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17y ago
How long was the Apple keynote session? :D
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17y ago
Its not easy to utilise the full 500 GFlops, and this is for single FP precision, double FP precision only exists on the newer 200 series and throughput is much lower. But certainly CUDA is very exciting :)
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17y ago
You can't, just roll over limp and let the bear have its way with you :-)
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17y ago
What kind of unsound things?
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18y ago
One downside to CUDA is its massively powerful for single FP precision, but double FP precision performance is less than 1/10 of single FP performance. When precision is needed CUDA is much less useful, say you're running 10^10 simulations
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18y ago
Did I read this article right... that he feels injustice for not receiving his bonus?
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18y ago
This is interesting, this would certainly be a very new direction for foreign currency. Another interesting point is this was not raised during the 2008 APEC meeting, much to the dismay of European countries. However this time around things
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18y ago
Your second point is certainly not universal, some people do a lot of work during college. If you know what you really want to do before college, sure go for it, but in most cases people have no idea, college is a good place to keep busy an
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Is Genius Born or Can It Be Learned?
(time.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Go all out on gold, you could have 46kg, imagine having your front door made of pure gold!
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18y ago
He makes good points no doubt, but the article just seemed a little long winded to me, maybe the book is better.
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18y ago
After reading through it doesn't feel like there is much content in his writing, anybody else have this feeling?
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18y ago
I'm uncertain as to how your comment is upmodded so much with statements like this: 'Students graduate in to a world where connections, wealth, accident of birth and not talent determine your success in life.' This is clearly true everywher
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18y ago
So Google offers electricity and internet at the same time, why is this bad? Its not like they can enforce a monopoly, people will still have choice.
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18y ago
Its true they're doing this because they see the success of the Apple store, and its true this is scary, but I do hope for the sake of Microsoft that they succeed :P I say this because I'm not an Apple fan, and seeing people pay so much mon
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18y ago
Microsoft makes a lot more then just an OS ;/
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18y ago
generating random numbers seems right.. maybe they switch chips when accuracy matters, or maybe they don't care if some of the output gets mangled since the human can 'ignore' the mistakes.
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18y ago
If you placed your life savings in a car and the car blew up, would you be angry with the car? No hang on, that's not being rational, you can't blame the whole car, you must blame the faulty component that triggered the blast. Hell you'd be
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18y ago
Exceptions to this include the nuclear bomb :p
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18y ago
1- Checked 2- Checked 3- Checked 4- Checked 5- Done 6- Did you know Bill Gates is smelly and likes hamburgers 7. Checked 8. Checked Bring forth the karma!
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18y ago
Or if you're like me and find all the white backgrounds hurt your eyes, its simple to enforce black background / green text which makes reading much easier on the eyes, it also makes grey text easier to read.
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18y ago
$5 thats roughly how much I pay for lunch
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18y ago
I have to say the reason I spent so much time using perl is because of its ease in handling text and such strength in regular expressions, which are fascinating. I now use regular expressions when ever I can, and I think in most cases it sa
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18y ago
I used to exercise a lot in high school but since college I've been doing less and less. Still, I seem to be unable to gain weight, its been like this my whole life, and it doesn't seem to matter what my diet is and how much I eat. My excus
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18y ago
Streaming can be useful if: 1. You just want to have a preview 2. You have a fast connection and you don't want to wait for the download / you just want to watch it once 3. You just want to click and watch
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18y ago
How about extra karma for the people who take time to up-mod new articles that eventually 'make it'?
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18y ago
Still, Microsoft office remains the supreme software suite for the office, I don't see anything on the horizon that is challenging this. After all the hype about open office it still lacks the compatibility and efficiency of getting things
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18y ago
Some good points, keep the balance, don't get focused on yourself - as Ali G says, 'respect, keep it real' I really like that email sign up box near the bottom, simple and no need to load a new page :D
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18y ago
That can't be true, there are people(like me) who are willing to buy this even if its 10-20 times the price of plastic. For one it would be bio-degradable, and you wouldn't worry as much keeping this stuff around children because this is na
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18y ago
Don't people already use third party software to turn Gmail into a 'Gdrive'?
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