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namibj
1y ago
Classify/similarity/clustering works fine with just an encoder, doesn't it? I guess there's benefit to running that step without subsampling to the initial 256 tokens per image/frame ( https://ai.google.d
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1y ago
Incremental compilation good. If you want, freeze the initial incremental cache after a single fresh build to use for building/deploying updates, to mitigate the risk of intermediate states gradually corrupting the cache. Works great w
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1y ago
You are either having a massive misconception of GPT-like decoder transformers, of how GPU data paths are architected, or are trolling. Go talk to a modern reasoning model to get yourself some knowledge, it's gonna be much better than
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namibj
1y ago
You know slightly different NMR machines are used to scan entire humans, right? They only really differ in scan pattern for this aspect. That's IIUC just a software change.
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namibj
1y ago
No, it's from al kali ne.
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namibj
1y ago
Nah, just do a few divide-by-2 capacitive converter stages to tame it. Basically just a FC-3L buck running at exactly half to not need meaningful amounts of inductance. Feed the radiation to adjacent phases of a radially symmetric setup, an
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1y ago
Well, SiC MOSFET do get used, but yeah. SiC JFETs are indeed better, lower lower with the same wafer technology, avalanche proof, high heat proof (the polyimide passivation hurts beyond ~220 C). Much easier to drive when you stack them for
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1y ago
It's surprisingly annoying if the phone is unaware, like mine!
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1y ago
It's a proxy for abstract designing, like writing software or designing in a parametric CAD. Most the non-math design work of applied engineering AFAIK falls under the umbrella that's tested with the pelican riding the bicycle. Y
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1y ago
Aka rayon (but foil not fiber).
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1y ago
They aren't for range, but for MIMO (exploiting that the signal bounces differently between the antennas either end of the connection, while some antenna pairs behave poorly, others may well be perfect, so it essentially matches them (
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1y ago
The issue seems to be with storing them after cooking and before consumption.
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namibj
2y ago
The satellites are on known positions too, once you know the time.
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2y ago
Makes me wonder if the generic servos of the described kind are really close enough to the performance a cheap-class servo can have, or if modern advances in monolithic power stage ICs could allow a servo free of sliding movement (no brushe
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2y ago
It's actually 11h of mandatory downtime "between shifts"; this does indeed provide for theoretical opportunity to get good sleep for people with a short enough commute.
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2y ago
To compare, a residential neighborhood a fifth the population of oak park, mostly pre-war and what a German would consider as "urban": wiki, use translator: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wichlinghausen-S%C3%BC
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2y ago
That's not because they have to, though; especially if quietness in a narrow band is required. It's just way cheaper and somewhat more efficient to abuse the motor as the inductor to filter the hard switching.
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2y ago
Can't quite call it parked if it's idling...
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namibj
2y ago
You put it at the top when you build it and add servers as you grow. Traditionally.
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namibj
2y ago
Air-to-air is way more difficult than just a tug, though.
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namibj
2y ago
Scimitar props are pretty tame, though, or what part do you mean is hard?
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2y ago
No need to hold their position that accurately, just need to know, ideally in real-time.
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namibj
2y ago
You can't differentiate them in that case. You'd have to fly orthogonal across the surface for~ maximum effect.
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2y ago
I$ pressure from bloating machine code with such high-volume information. Though c.f. prefetch and clflush instructions, as well as the concept (s) of non-tenporal and write-combining stores.
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2y ago
No, your thinking of a stateful IPv4 home style NAT. There's also stateless subnet mapping.
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namibj
2y ago
But it'd be trivial to tell it to free the device from it, unlike with NAT, where you pretty much have to expire sessions to not run out of memory.
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2y ago
Do they maybe also mandate ownership of a valid suitable (for voting) form of ID? Because then it's something you need regardless of voting, so you aren't using right to vote to force it onto people.
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2y ago
Thanks, I'll see about Box-PF when trying to get IMU-filtered indoor-localization working (once I hopefully get that far with the UWB firmware [0]). Accounting for clock drift across the "satellites" is going to be "fun&
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2y ago
Eventually I'll get to actually rolling a POC/tech demonstrator that just has less modules at perhaps less current density, for showing that even several kV DC can be efficiently transformed not just on paper to few or sub kV DC.
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2y ago
I wish me a budget 10000 mAh size "phone slab format/shape" power bank with like 18W output at 9~12V kind of "fast charge" style, and a built in Google air tag. They already have a button and a battery and a case;
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