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Hermeus completes hypersonic milestone with engine tests(hermeus.com)
2 points by m3at 4y ago|0 comments
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by m3at 4y ago
A peculiarity of renting in Japan (not mentioned in the article): you often need to advance a substantial amount of money upon starting a lease. It varies but a rule of thumb is about 5 months of rent. Part of it is advanced rent, but som
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by m3at 4y ago
This is a launch of falcon heavy, there's only been a handful (unlike single falcon 9, which are more common and might be the "random SpaceX launch" you had in mind). It's also a live stream instead of a news article. Bu
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RFC1149 Transmission of IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers(rfc-editor.org)
2 points by m3at 4y ago|0 comments
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DART’s Final Images Prior to Impact(nasa.gov)
4 points by m3at 4y ago|0 comments
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by m3at 4y ago
I think you misread, the parent agree with you that Figma created value, the issue is the acquisition by Adobe that might stop or slow this.
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Compressing global illumination with neural networks(juretriglav.si)
1 points by m3at 4y ago|0 comments
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by m3at 4y ago
Link to the full article: https://www.youngmoney.co/p/apples-diabolical-plan-control-a...
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by m3at 4y ago
There's so much resources it's hard to pick… If you're already studying CS and like to learn by building, I'd recommend to do that for ML too! Pick a real problem, try to build a ML solution for it and while doing so kee
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SP80 prototype for sailboat speed record(sail-world.com)
3 points by m3at 4y ago|0 comments
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by m3at 4y ago
You can with the !bang syntax like in ddg, example !g for google (then keep the rest of your query)
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by m3at 4y ago
I'm in the same boat and will pay for Kagi, though I have a different interaction with a search engine and thought you might like the counterpoint. Notably, I don't use Google for most of what you described: Translation: I use Dee
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by m3at 4y ago
Hmm maybe vidgear can do it? I'm unsure about the latency you'll get out of it though: https://abhitronix.github.io/vidgear/v0.2.5-stable/bonus/ref...
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by m3at 4y ago
You can directly with gstreamer, but it's a bit of a hassle to set up. You could try this python convenience library: https://git.aweirdimagination.net/perelman/minimal-webrtc-gs...
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by m3at 5y ago
This is great, and the paper+codebase they're referring to (but not linking, here [1]) is neat too. The research is moving fast though, so if you want something almost as fast without specialized CUDA kernels (just plain pytorch) you
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by m3at 5y ago
To support your point with data, here is a graph of usage of TF vs PyTorch in papers over time: https://horace.io/pytorch-vs-tensorflow/
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PyTorch vs. TensorFlow in Academic Papers(horace.io)
103 points by m3at 5y ago|28 comments
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by m3at 5y ago
Others are pointing out that it's hard to call this a video game (agreed), but I never heard of the nimatron and it was interesting. So thanks for sharing anyway!
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by m3at 5y ago
Sibling comments have mentioned web torrents, you could also look at IPFS for something related to what you're describing (without the abuse) https://ipfs.io/
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by m3at 5y ago
A documentary called South Park showed just that in this episode: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raising_the_Bar_(South_Park) /s
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by m3at 5y ago
For even more of a tangent, there is a South Park episode (S16E9) with a heart transplant from pig to human https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raising_the_Bar_(South_Park)
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by m3at 5y ago
Yes, I remember dang making a similar remark (can't find the link atm though)
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by m3at 5y ago
Not the author but I can answer that! Haystack does not really compare to huggingface as they are directly using it as a library, it's more of a layer on top. Serving a search system for 100K lines (short document?) is trivial on a sin
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by m3at 5y ago
Not the author, but at work we've had in the hundreds of millions. Faiss can certainly scale. If you do have a tiny index and want to try Google's version of vector search (as an alternative to Faiss), you can easily run ScaNN loc
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by m3at 5y ago
Oh indeed I misread, thanks for the correction. Note though that TVM is also using ML in the compiler: https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.06762
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by m3at 5y ago
> Is anyone using ML in compilers yet? Yes :) Check out TVM for something mainstream: http://tvm.apache.org/ And LibNC for something esoteric (but elegant): https://bellard.org/libnc/
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by m3at 5y ago
The author was using default settings, I think it's fair to call the defaults reasonable
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by m3at 5y ago
Carbon capture certainly has some appeal, though it seems far from clearly being a net positive yet. Notably questionable IMO is the sequestration when used to simply pump more oil, so taxes end up subsidizing fuel extraction. Oil giants ar
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An Ionizing Particle from Outer Space Helped a Mario Speedrunner Save Time(thegamer.com)
1 points by m3at 5y ago|0 comments
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by m3at 5y ago
I agree with your broader point that we seem stuck with old shells and no contenders seems in a position to replace them. However some are certainly trying, like osh [1] that takes backwards compatibility with bash seriously, which makes ad

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