llukas

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541.
by llukas 9y ago
What you see as trouble other people see as desired behavior. Pick the right language.
542.
by llukas 9y ago
> C++, on the other hand, is only really an effective language in the hands of people who have either fully internalized the 1,000 page specification, or wasted a depressing number of synaptic connections on memorizing minute trivia abou
543.
by llukas 9y ago
Not if you do embedded.
544.
by llukas 9y ago
Most people do it in autoshop
545.
by llukas 10y ago
If USA is so innovative and Europe so backwards how come USA has trade deficit with EU?
546.
by llukas 10y ago
Still it is cheaper to outsource to third-world countries than to use robots to do many simple tasks. Human labor may be extremely expensive.
547.
by llukas 10y ago
Doesn't apply here. You seem to think otherwise - why? I explicitly say that what Germans did is inexcusable.
548.
by llukas 10y ago
What Germans did in Belgium is inexcusable. However, knowing what Belgians did in Africa in XIX/XX century I do not have much pity for them.
549.
by llukas 10y ago
"rules set by the government" - you mean rules lobbied/bought by the companies?
550.
by llukas 10y ago
C'mon. Which exactly "trail" you mean? Trails around bay are not exactly same as other outdoor trails. Closest "real" hiking trails start along Skyline Boulevard - there's plenty of them but it is not close.
551.
by llukas 10y ago
How often you need to load Tesla from 0% to 100%? Everyday? Current gas infrastructure would also be overwhelmed if everybody filled up from 0% everyday.
552.
by llukas 10y ago
More inequality -> more shit like this.
553.
by llukas 10y ago
Are there any pain points for cuBLAS and cuFFT?
554.
by llukas 10y ago
> In the functionalities I apply OpenCL to, CUDA doesn't even offer the same functionality, and in many ways processes algorithms by simply parsing out algorithms CPUs utilized, but OpenCL never assumed this as an optimal path, and
555.
by llukas 10y ago
http://nature.com/articles/doi:10.1038/ncomms13728 As a result, we show a break-even between the cumulative disadvantages and benefits of photovoltaics, for both energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, occurs bet
556.
by llukas 10y ago
Name some of those problems please? Meanwhile LCOE of wind/solar is challenging that of coal power and closing to nuclear. In 15-20 years it would be way lower.
557.
by llukas 10y ago
Yeah RQ-9 and RQ-4 have totally different costs than modern airplanes. Not.
558.
by llukas 10y ago
Well, article mentions computer not being able to properly identify same target by merging different sensor data (it shows two targets instead). I'd say that reason alone warrants a pilot.
559.
by llukas 10y ago
In other words they rely on tax code being complex or their reason to exist ceases.
560.
by llukas 10y ago
You forgot only about: - banking - online shopping - medical data handling - other sensitive data handling - medical devices (pacemakers etc) - IoT
561.
by llukas 10y ago
No. Instead of reopening account on a whim require id when account is being reopened.
562.
by llukas 10y ago
What interconnect do you have between those 8*1080ti? If your problem doesn't require communication then it may make sense. If you require non-trivial communication no PCIe setup would beat NVLink communication bandwidth on DGX-1.
563.
by llukas 10y ago
Compared to what it can replace DGX-1 is not overpriced in any way. Feel free to invest your time and money into building and debugging issues on your own system. Companies which pay big $$$ to their data scientists have different incentive
564.
by llukas 10y ago
This may be new to your information bubble but have you ever read about working poor phenomenon? Your comment is perfect example of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attribution_error
565.
by llukas 10y ago
So you put extra 1kW heater somewhere in the car. Now how much energy you spend on cooling?
566.
by llukas 10y ago
flattr.com
567.
by llukas 10y ago
There is also drag to edge to get half of the screen. (only for left/right edges)
568.
by llukas 10y ago
KDE has drag to corner to get quarter screen window for a long time.
569.
by llukas 10y ago
Educate yourself and stop spreading FUD. Solar panels already paid their cumulative greenhouse emission debt and if not it is likely happen very soon. Fossil fuels wouldn't disappear overnight but there is less and less real dependen
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by llukas 10y ago
Recent development: https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/03/german-institute-suc...

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