llukas

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by llukas 6y ago
Cmon. Just look at requirements to train GPT-3 for example... https://lambdalabs.com/blog/demystifying-gpt-3/
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by llukas 6y ago
Already done. https://www.oldsouthcarriage.com/about/our-carriages/ In 2014, Old South Carriage put a contemporary twist on our horse-drawn carriages. We began converting our fleet of wooden carriages to a carbon-
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by llukas 6y ago
Simpler option: don't call it autopilot if it is shown that it misleads people.
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by llukas 6y ago
Your reasoning is broken. Human miles include all conditions/situations. Autopilot disengages whenever it is convenient and human handles all harder situations. How about comparing same type of miles?
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by llukas 6y ago
> Let’s be honest, none of us are sitting around waiting for our complex IDEs to render characters on the screen. No one really cares if it’s 1ms or 30ms or even 200ms. You seem to never worked on ssh connection around the world. Typing
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by llukas 6y ago
s/Pascal/Kepler/ sorry.
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by llukas 6y ago
Do you mean removing Pascal support deprecating Maxwell? How long you'd need it to be supported to be satisfied? Even with OSS projects discussions about ending support are not easy.
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by llukas 6y ago
At least in my country: civics now are focused on entrepreneurship and not actual civics unlike in the past.
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by llukas 6y ago
> He still has significant control and influence that can be exerted by foundation. You do not agree with this part or just to want to highlight influence part?
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by llukas 6y ago
Did they stop teaching civics in class? https://chanzuckerberg.com/grants-ventures/grants/ "Grants are awarded via three funding entities: the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation, a 501(c)3 private foundation; the Cha
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by llukas 6y ago
It is no longer his money after donating to the foundation. He ceded control of the money in order to get certain tax benefits.
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by llukas 6y ago
Reduced surveillance sounds like a welcome feature.
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by llukas 6y ago
If a neural network can build an idea of what it looks at over a few frames (or one frame ie. YOLO) then use it to improve quality of an image is it not denoising? Hallucinating extra pixels definitely. Denoising, maybe, I'd say it fit
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by llukas 6y ago
See comparisons of DLSS 1.0 vs DLSS 2.0. 1.0 seemed to behave like you describe but 2.0 no longer does... https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/nvidia-dlss-2-0-a-...
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by llukas 6y ago
AirBnBs severance package is impressive compared to rest of US. Twisting words a bit: most of Europe doesn't get much worse severance than top US corporation. That's impressive. IT in Europe also gets better severance etc. Also, n
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by llukas 6y ago
Unless you realize that you're comparing severance package of one of top US companies to EU standard.
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by llukas 6y ago
All parts of plane are optimized to work with jet engine. For plane designed from ground up as electric fact that jets land lighter than take off is not relevant. It is only relevant if you want to retrofit electric engine on jet engine opt
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by llukas 6y ago
We built fuel burning planes for last 100+ years. They're optimized to take advantage of burning fuel, it doesn't mean it is only option.
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by llukas 6y ago
With style transfer improving a bit they can make it any brand ;P
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by llukas 6y ago
They do not promise anonymous transfers. They promise encrypted transfers.
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by llukas 7y ago
Are you saying that even with OpenCL kernels tailored for FPGA we get subpar results? (can belive that compilers do subpar job even on GPU)
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by llukas 7y ago
"The source code for the FPGA imager is highly different from the GPU code.This is mostly due to the different programming models: with FPGAs, one buildsa dataflow pipeline, while GPU code is imperative." Please explain how they u
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by llukas 7y ago
Paper mentions SKA has specific requirements but doesn't really go into details. If you put radiotelescope in the middle of nowhere and you need to build your own powerplant and deal with logistics of transporting then you care about p
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by llukas 7y ago
Not in non recourse states. ( https://homeguides.sfgate.com/happens-give-keys-back-mortgag... )
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by llukas 7y ago
We written off much larger groups without a blink of an eye. At least in US unexpected expense of $400 puts 1/3 households in financial hardship [1]. What happens with workers when we shut down entire sectors of economy? [1] https:&#x
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by llukas 7y ago
Good for the owners to be precise.
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by llukas 7y ago
https://foldingathome.org/2020/03/10/covid19-update/
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by llukas 7y ago
https://foldingathome.org/faqs/high-performance/folding-grap... GPUs are faster.
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by llukas 7y ago
If you got SIMD it means you had to solve most of problems that you'd have when going for AVX implementation.
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by llukas 7y ago
Initially OpenCL and CUDA were competitors. You had choice of C (OpenCL) and limited support of C++ (CUDA). C++ especially in HPC context is way easier (templates!) as properly organized C++ codebase doesn't have problem with: "

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