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by lsb 5y ago
Except for figuring out Pytorch's blas, the rest should be pretty straightforward to use CPU-only, I'd love to use that to (even pay to) compile some side projects to wasm apps in the browser :)
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by lsb 5y ago
> We are working on CheerpX, but it’s not yet available generally. If you are curious and want to know more, stay tuned, or get in touch! How close is CheerpX to getting (for example) an app that uses a PyTorch model running in the brows
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by lsb 5y ago
I wonder how effective this would be with the SQLite with a new virtual file system fetching pages via XHR that someone posted last month. Then you would be able to do full text search on a huge database only sending a few KB per search ht
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by lsb 5y ago
If the device is sending the 3 closest beacons up to a server, for ads nearby, then the server can know what region a device is, wherein those beacons are the three closest, and no others, and the beacon operators can increase beacon freque
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by lsb 5y ago
"Create your first project in minutes. Create your next project in under 25 seconds."
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by lsb 5y ago
The New York Post is a disreputable Murdoch newspaper, and does not justify the extraordinary claims with extraordinary evidence. I couldn't use the Post in high school newspaper citations.
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by lsb 5y ago
A lipogram is not difficult to do; I'm anticipating thousands of HN folks to try a hand at a writing task that sustains its popularity, thousands of folks trying to fashion a long-form post worth a look. What is mostly unknown is a lip
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by lsb 5y ago
Interesting launch! 0) Why is this better than MTurk's predefined workflows? 1) How much does it cost?? MTurk charges min(0.005, 10%) for each Human Intelligence Task. 2) How is quality checked??? 3) People doing tasks generally report
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by lsb 5y ago
You're at 32-bit precision there.
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by lsb 6y ago
We don't have a cure for breast cancer, but we do have a cure for cervical cancer, especially now that we know that's caused by a virus (hpv). And, we have generics to prevent HIV infection, and we have promising new mRNA therapie
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by lsb 6y ago
Petition to change the URL (and any npr url) to text.npr.org: https://text.npr.org/2021/03/06/974394783/far-right-misinfor...
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by lsb 6y ago
After you shard some of the computation out to different processors to filter before single core aggregation, then you can push down some pre aggregation to limit the communication between parallel threads, and it keeps going! Super interes
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by lsb 6y ago
How does this compare performance-wise with Arrow, designed for zero-copy usage?
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by lsb 6y ago
If you are in WAL mode, you can have unlimited readers as one writer is writing.
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by lsb 6y ago
log2(5)???
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by lsb 6y ago
The data integrity operates on the level of story line and major themes. Formulae are at the word and phrase level. If the written is subordinate to the orally extemporaneous, like jazz, maybe you memorize a few star solos, but memorization
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by lsb 6y ago
In ancient Greece papyrus was roughly worth its weight in silver. For a long time writing was so onerous that people just didn't do it. The shared civilization behind ancient Greece and ancient Northern India and ancient Britain had a
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by lsb 6y ago
1) Massive respect to Allan McDonald, for piping up in the hearing when he could have very easily kept quiet. 2) Massive respect to NPR, for continuing to publish news in HTML with minimal markup, quick loading for anyone to view.
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by lsb 6y ago
Ok, my Pixel 4 phone has 950 Gigaflops??? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Qualcomm_Snapdragon_pr...
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by lsb 6y ago
I installed the reMarkable android app and I have sent so many pdfs (through remarkable's cloud) onto my device and I am so happy with it, I can draw on them ad libitum
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by lsb 6y ago
Note that this was published on 1/5/2021, the day before the coup attempt.
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by lsb 6y ago
The synopsis on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_leverage_points is a very approachable summary
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by lsb 6y ago
You can get an SD card with 0.5TB capacity on it for USD$30, what storage needs do you foresee? Also these tend to be used where weight is an issue, so, why do you want to lug around a huge disk?
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by lsb 6y ago
This page is blank except for a logo and a link to some docs?
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by lsb 6y ago
"You are using our product wrong" is never the hallmark of a successful product manager.
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by lsb 6y ago
At a certain mobile security shop ;) there was a push service rollout, back in 2013, and it was basically pings over the network, and mailboxes in Cassandra, no Redis layer atop. The volume was much smaller (~1hz), so it's interesting
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by lsb 6y ago
Neo4j has failed queries I have written, with "out of memory" errors. I have never, ever, ever gotten that from SQLite.
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by lsb 6y ago
From 2019! He's really getting into it: https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack
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Some Notes from Neurips on Monday(leebutterman.com)
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by lsb 6y ago
It's legal in lots of places https://www.vox.com/21523858/ballot-selfies-state-rules

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