mrintellectual

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by mrintellectual 5y ago
A friend of mine told me that those who did this are actually repeat offenders who kept getting released from jail due to a no-bail policy. Shows you the current state of the criminal justice system in LA.
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Forecasters Foresee a $600B Chip Industry(eetimes.com)
2 points by mrintellectual 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Compensation stagnation may be a component, but it's likely only one of many factors. From what I can see, culture shift seems to be the primary driver of the Great Resignation.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Long COVID-like symptoms or not, the protection afforded by COVID vaccines still clearly outweighs the negatives. This holds true especially for at-risk populations.
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Toonify: Turn a portrait into a cartoon character with StyleGAN(itzone.com.vn)
5 points by mrintellectual 5y ago|0 comments
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Counterfeit Risk Rises When Supplies Run Short(epsnews.com)
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
The keyword here is _persistent_ as opposed to permanent. Significant bread consumption would lead to weight gain which would in turn also lead to a persistent but reversible impact on my overall health. Keep it to a reasonable level, folks
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Unpicking the Hype Around Web 3, What’s the Tech?(hackaday.com)
1 points by mrintellectual 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
The office-to-WFH transition was fairly seamless for most engineering folk I know (outside of the psychological impact). On the other hand, many other roles such as product management and design benefit greatly from f2f meetings and whitebo
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Visualizing Feature Vectors for Countries(wattenberger.com)
1 points by mrintellectual 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
I am fairly certain this is a side effect of people sharing this link through messaging apps, thereby inflating Chrome (default browser for Android devices) and Safari (default browser for Apple devices) relative to Firefox.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
I see what you did there.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
I feel like the core premise of the article is wrong. Google's problem is not a lack of innovation, but the complete opposite - there's _too much_ of it. Great Google products come out very often but few get "long term"
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
> But scalable web services are, in 2022, a commodity available to all. A quick aside - I feel most folks on HN can say that they have been, in some way, shape, or form, a part of this journey for the industry. Take pride in being part o
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TSMC’s 2022 Expansion Budget Exceeds $40B(eetimes.com)
2 points by mrintellectual 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
This article takes clickbait to a new level.
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Mercedes Applies Neuromorphic Computing in EV Concept Car(eetimes.com)
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
There are also many (very smart) people who predict stagnation if the Nvidia deal succeeds.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Having worked at Intel before, I can safely say that it's difficult to boil down Intel's problems to a single issue (e.g. chip manufacturing). Stagnant company culture, limited growth opportunities within the company, and a fanati
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Having written a couple papers myself, I think it's entirely fair to release the code as is. Code written for research purposes is obviously not suitable for production but can still serve as a great tool for others to understand and b
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
I think this paper is more about being fascinated with a particular celebrity rather than celebrity culture in general. Also took a look at your comment history - there isn't anything in there that would make me think you're dumb.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Slowly wean yourself off of alcohol.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
> RF is still voodoo... I could not agree more.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Indeed not the greatest advertisement for their infrastructure, but regardless you have to admit that <$400 is fairly impressive.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
Awesome project, and congrats on your success! Nearly 3k stars in such a short amount of time is an amazing accomplishment.
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
First off, congrats on your success. One question - I know you mention in the article that your project was becoming a bit of a burden, but do you think you could've taken it further with a bit more time?
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
I've said it before and I'll say it again, directly comparing core count and clock speeds between RISC and CISC (ARM vs x86) architectures is mildly nonsensical. With that being said, 250W for 128 cores @ 3GHz is fairly impressive
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by mrintellectual 5y ago
If you've ever done math competitions at the middle/high school level, you'll know that they are fairly poor at preparing you for more applied math. Same goes for Leetcode: it's great for competitions and recreational co