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by loser777 8y ago
Yes! I have been looking for a name for this type of error for a long, long time. |{i, i+1, i+2, ..., n}| = (n - i) + 1 is a little clunkier to say
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by loser777 8y ago
This is likely not enough to secure a system against a sufficiently skilled adversary. An OS has limited control over many of the side-channels available to the USB stick once it is inserted into the system (e.g., fluctuations in the voltag
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by loser777 8y ago
For those curious: 996 stands for 9a-9p x 6 days a week.
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by loser777 8y ago
The game has been free to play for years now, so you might need an old disc image to get at the checksum algorithm :).
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by loser777 8y ago
it would be cool if Randall stopped drawing plots by hand and just started using this ;)
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by loser777 8y ago
I am still on a 4.3GHz 3570K at home (holding up pretty well after some minor mechanical/percussive maintenance revived a dead memory channel caused by a flaky CPU socket). I'm eyeing 3rd Gen Ryzen later this year but for now upgr
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Purple NSA Webcam Cover Is Transparent(twitter.com)
7 points by loser777 8y ago|0 comments
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by loser777 8y ago
I'll take you up on that bet; they started with a version that tried to learn from scratch they seemed to have scrapped that approach.
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by loser777 8y ago
I wonder if they stuck with their original game playing API that takes in some "visual" features. In that case it would be "limited" by vision.
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by loser777 8y ago
Large swaths of Orange County are like this (think Irvine).
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by loser777 8y ago
I wish this post touched on some deeper reasons that the author was "disenchanted" with Apple. Having dabbled in tiling window managers, terminal music players, and many other /r/unixporn memes, this kind of infatuation
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by loser777 8y ago
It's definitely a possibility but: + I think it's hard to guess what the reaction of a thief will be + The only indication that there were phones inside appeared to be the tiny holes for the cameras + It appears he had a trace of
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by loser777 8y ago
$0.10 is supposedly $1.89 today according to an inflation calculator (1939) -> (2018). $0.05 (for a soda) using the same site is $0.91. Not sure how the scaling works. My local Costco still serves $1.50 hot dogs + drink, so I'd only
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by loser777 8y ago
(EDIT: Parent deleted argument about Vinyl) Vinyl has a few more dimensions than the "quality" aspect. I totally agree that there is no argument for vinyl offering superior quality. However, I have bought a few records simply beca
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AMD Dual EPYC 7601 Benchmarks (Ubuntu 18.10 Server)(phoronix.com)
3 points by loser777 8y ago|0 comments
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by loser777 8y ago
It seems that there is stronger evidence that model architecture is more important than sheer number of parameters/computational complexity. Compare VGG-16 with something like MobileNet or ResNet-18.
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by loser777 8y ago
Enforcing speed when the intent is public safety rather than revenue generation requires more nuance than what the current system in the US has to offer. Does it make sense to strictly enforce a 20 or 25 mph limit in areas with resi
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by loser777 8y ago
nit: I believe it's _Lynnwood_, Washington. Lynwood seems to be more commonly known as the city in Los Angeles County, or Weird Al's _Straight_ _Outta_ _Lynwood_.
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by loser777 8y ago
You would be murdered by the capacitance of the discrete components before even seeing MHz on the horizon. (The author cites gate capacitance here as limiting _this_ "small" CPU to 60 KHz)
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by loser777 8y ago
Having dabbled with a few of these boards (RK3399, Hikey960), I can say that the user experience is still quite far off from what you would expect on an x86 NUC running a GNU/Linux distro. Even finding usable images to flash was tough
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Building a Cross-Framework Deep Learning Compiler via DLPack(tvm.ai)
3 points by loser777 8y ago|0 comments
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by loser777 8y ago
I experienced this firsthand in Westwood (LA) of all places. If you moved from the dorms to off-campus apartments, chances were one or two ISPs would have a monopoly on your building. In my case the "lesser" of two evils was Veriz
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by loser777 8y ago
Yes, but the bulk of bandwidth should be eaten up by intermediate results rather than the input data e.g., for imagenet, 224x224x3 tensors are tiny compared to the intermediate activations that have to be moved around (and saved during trai
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by loser777 8y ago
I would hope not; any reasonable implementation would try to keep as much data on-board or on-chip as possible.
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by loser777 8y ago
>For RTS games, 250 milliseconds of command latency was not even noticed -- between 250 and 500 msec was very playable, and beyond 500 it started to be noticeable. I wonder if the rise of competitive RTS has changed this guideline. In SC
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by loser777 8y ago
Maybe one day these will hit mass production https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_lis...
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Intel and Micron to Dissolve 3D XPoint Partnership After 2019(anandtech.com)
4 points by loser777 8y ago|0 comments
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A Customizable, Open-Source Deep Learning Accelerator and Compiler(arxiv.org)
3 points by loser777 8y ago|0 comments
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by loser777 8y ago
Not even a nitpick, the claim that P4 HT had "no answer" from AMD is just false. https://www.anandtech.com/show/1517 Intel never definitively reclaimed x86 until Conroe/Core 2.
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by loser777 8y ago
>Each of OpenAI Five’s networks contain a single-layer, 1024-unit LSTM that sees the current game state (extracted from Valve’s Bot API) This will likely dramatically simplify the problem vs. what the DeepMind/Blizzard framework doe

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