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llukas
10y ago
If you paid attention on history lessons you'd know why going this path is very dangerous.
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llukas
10y ago
It's not like GPL v3 prevents guy from contacting the author and offering him $ for license.
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llukas
10y ago
Let me introduce to you: Theranos
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llukas
10y ago
You mistook "free and accessible" with "public". You may exercise freedom of speech but not on server that belongs to a private company - it is their right to limit what kind of content they like. But in an essence you a
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llukas
10y ago
> A policeman is a kind of soldier. Very American approach. Visit Europe sometimes and watch how police operates there. Or compare how long it takes to train police officer in EU countries and US.
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llukas
10y ago
So this 10x bullshit you're talking about is about people being leaders. Higher up the ladder you are your power to increase productivity or hamper is multiplied. Comparing impact of regular line developer with leader is comparing appl
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llukas
10y ago
This study is about highways only - doesn't involve city streets with pedestrians involved. By going too fast you'd kill somebody especially in dense European cities.
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llukas
10y ago
Ontario generates 93% of electricity from non-CO2 generating sources. They still signed contracts to add 18000 MW of renewable power in 20 years. Cancelling 1000MW contract in that light doesnt seem so horrible.
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llukas
10y ago
You must have missed recent HN news about google stripped build of Chromium - one that doesnt use binary blobs from Google.
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llukas
10y ago
Germany gets stable Euro, otherwise with high export surplus DM exchange rate would skyrocket long time ago and decrease German industry competitiveness.
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llukas
10y ago
Why sturdy beam? Beam on chains so it can be pushed away by truck but do loung enough BANG to attract drivers attention should suffice?
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llukas
10y ago
Or he could stop training on CPU and use GPU like pretty much everybody in the field...
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llukas
10y ago
Apple is paying taxes in US? Interesting...
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llukas
10y ago
Germany does have floods regularly. ie. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36429381
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llukas
10y ago
Nvidia blog post is about Intel deep-learning benchmarks only.
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llukas
10y ago
Do you still need to use vector instructions on KNL to get top performance? If so then forgot about "familiarity" when rewriting.
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What happens in closed source development model if pacemaker company ceases to develop one or goes belly up?
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llukas
10y ago
Sure - why not ask patient for paid subscription for privilege of using pacemaker? Somebody please think of the investors...
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llukas
10y ago
TurboTax for immigration? Are you going to lobby against simplifying immigration procedures as well?
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llukas
11y ago
Tesla M4 is what you are looking for - it is designed to fit sever slot.
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llukas
11y ago
It depends on algorithm/implementation but some do not require much communication with CPU once you put data on GPU.
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llukas
11y ago
Not scale but lack of forward airforce liaison officers. Germans didn't have the same problem.
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llukas
11y ago
NVLink would be in 2016 - http://wccftech.com/nvidias-gp100-pascal-flagship-pack-4096-... Do you have any benchmarks on *gemm or FFTs?