m_mueller

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by m_mueller 2y ago
I still have Sky voice. Is it because of my region?
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by m_mueller 2y ago
Machinarium.
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by m_mueller 2y ago
Yep, see for example ‘Earth 2’.
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by m_mueller 2y ago
At least Bruno knows his stuff, unlike Calhoun. Believing (too long) in the conventional industry standards is to me a more forgiveable sin compared to throwing standards overboard willy nilly in the name of profit. ULA has been reliable in
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by m_mueller 2y ago
You lost me at Onedrive. As a heavy O365 user it’s one of the worst headaches day-to-day.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Or caching. Or both.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
> It’s not like we have many better options right? one could always decide to just not to (YAGNI).
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I think GP means the coordination between parents, and I agree on that: if you can’t get a strong majority of parents to agree on keeping their children off of social media & smart phones, you as parents have the choice between two outc
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by m_mueller 3y ago
How is this humanly possible? Was Euler even an order of magnitude faster at producing new math than, say, Gauss or von Neumann?
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I can tell you like it warm and cozy...
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Maybe the growth is just going to happen off-planet soon?
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by m_mueller 3y ago
or watch 'Brazil'
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Indeed. Is that also at highway speeds? And what generation is it, I’m guessing a Prius? Afaik e.g. a Corolla with comparable trunk space as my Leon doesn’t get that low.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
> Anyone thats driven a Hybrid Toyota will tell you that fuel consumption is dramatically less, in my real world scenarios I use about 2.5x less gas in something like a Toyota Corolla Cross compared to my not overly thirsty ICE BMW. well
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Didn't even need to extrapolate future potential. The world of supercomputing was massively sunsetting the old vector processors (Cray, Sparc etc.) and switched to commodity x86 hardware back in that timeframe when CUDA came out. Perfe
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by m_mueller 3y ago
you're missing the software part, which is essential to this story. Nvidia was the only GPU maker betting the farm on positioning for GPGPU/HPC all the way back in ~2007. What is happening now and since the last couple of years is
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by m_mueller 3y ago
OpenCL was a decent effort, but without Nvidia on board it was IMO too little too late - by the time that became a thing, NVDA already was entrenched in the accelerator compute software space. Even worse when Intel/AMD didn't offe
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I think register files, shared memory and even texture memory patterns are basically the GPU's way of having fully programmable caches, as opposed to cache being a grey box like on CPUs. Overall I think for HPC code it works out better
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Inference-only hardware like this could be a temporary cost saving solution to scale up AI infrastructure, but I think a chip the size of this should be able to support training, otherwise it’s just a waste of money and energy. I predict in
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Why would you need Fortran for anything other than math? To put it differently, what’s the problem with just using 2 languages, e.g. Fortran plus Python with f2py?
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Could it be that their research found more 'glimpses' of a dangerous AGI?
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by m_mueller 3y ago
"a wrapper around somebody else's software on yet another person's servers" or maybe how about "SaaSaaS"?
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I wonder why, after all this time having to sit around and wait, they wouldn't attempt a reentry and water landing with 2nd stage.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
suborbital but I think barely so? if things go right, afaik the 2nd stage should reenter somewhere in the pacific. that's almost orbital velocity.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
does anyone know what happened to Hello Internet? I kinda miss that podcast...
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I listen to almost every ATP. I know the rants. None of them were along the lines of: Apple forces me to completely rewrite Overcast, or else it won't work on the next iPhone.
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by m_mueller 3y ago
such as? If I remember correctly (has been a few years), over the last 15-20 years there were iOS: UIKit -> SwiftUI MacOS: AppKit -> Catalyst -> SwiftUI there was definitely some churn within each one of those from ve
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by m_mueller 3y ago
I think the alphabet soup thrown around in this thread alone is indicative for what‘s wrong with Microsoft‘s native user interface story…
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Maybe there is still more of his East Asian cultural roots in him than people think? It can basically just be part of being politely humble in those sensitivities. Glorifying oneself or one’s in-group is generally not well accepted across E
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by m_mueller 3y ago
Gotta say that’s quite impressive and explains why Teslas hold their value relatively well in the used market.

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