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namibj
2y ago
Just set it, it works.
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namibj
2y ago
Your link says the brain proper got the Pluto treatment.
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namibj
2y ago
Well, with v6 you're down from NAT-hole-punching to Firewall-hole-punching, which in principle should be as simple as arranging the IP:Port pairs of both ends via the setup channel, and then sending a "SYN" packet in both dir
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namibj
2y ago
They only have to be "unpleasant" in some aspect, for example because you now annoyed/bothered you team lead. The unexpected behavior itself can still be desired, with the unpleasantness restricted to the demonstration itsel
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namibj
2y ago
And even with e.g. AMD Matisse, aka Desktop Ryzen Zen3 on AM4, it turns around in the PCIe root complex instead of consuming infinity fabric bandwidth.
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namibj
2y ago
GigE is actually PAM-4 at ~250 MBaud.
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namibj
2y ago
Just set a reasonable limit and set up a column type change for if you ever have it exceeded?
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namibj
2y ago
For cats, just feed them egg from chickens that live with cats, as the egg has antibodies against the allergen in cat saliva, and the egg will cause those to get neutralized before the cat spreads them to its fur. There are commercial produ
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namibj
2y ago
The quoted assembly looks L1D$ bandwidth bound; on most common and vaguely recent architectures one has to use register tiling to saturate the FMA units, as a system unable to do more than one vector load and one vector store each per cycle
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namibj
2y ago
It's fairly good at valid syntax already, and did the backtracking for a long time due to it doing tree search guided by it's predictions for how likely that tactic will end up finishing the tree leaf it's applied to.
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namibj
2y ago
Are you offering to code that or donate compute for the RL training? The problem is mostly that it's fairly intensive to code an efficient RL trainer for this, and even then it's expensive to run the training.
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namibj
2y ago
You can just press on "slower" to fix that issue. Though really you should probably figure out how to get a decent refresh rate from your screen. Also, it's not like they're gone, they're still going strong.
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namibj
2y ago
The problem is that I'm not talking about getting +1300 EUR/month situations, but about +300 EUR/month situations. And suddenly you have to explain your finances to the bureaucracy and... you still have to earn +1000 EUR/
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2y ago
Not yet; I haven't gotten around to doing any of the implementing yet. The main difference is that this is trying to lock it's big-O's to the number of ranges, assuming that the data will not benefit (much) from dumb dense bi
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namibj
2y ago
Actually not, it's wired via a FT601. However, that's not saying it can't be useful. E.g. you could make it behave like a UVC-type USB3 webcam for the video output.
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namibj
2y ago
"range query" is different from "find next availability". Do consider to explicitly use 16(-ish) bit pointers instead of native sized ones, and go for a SIMD-friendly binary trie; with some degree of implicitnes where it
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2y ago
Under that concept, well, if actually taking the social security (Grundsicherung) in Germany as a given, even assuming low CoL situations (it's worse in higher-CoL situations), the effective average tax rate past like about 160 EUR
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namibj
2y ago
I misread the block diagram. It indeed only needs power communications and an antenna.
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namibj
2y ago
For indoor you will prefer UWB[0] where you can set up base stations yourself that offer a service pretty much like GNSS signals (i.e., you can passively receive them from 4+ base stations and turn those pseudoranges into a position, provid
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namibj
2y ago
They are 114.62 USD each if you buy at least 100 of them. And you still need to add an active antenna and a good crystal. Considering those, this module is about 3x the price I asked.
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2y ago
Android provides carrier phase access for a while now, and with that relative positioning between such devices in about the same neighborhood can be done with enough precision that you have to care about where in the device the GNSS antenna
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namibj
2y ago
E.g. "Low Latency DOCSIS"[0] and related, WiFi[1], support it and with the former it's about non-exclusive scarce uplink capacity where cross-customer capacity sharing may rely on post-hoc analysis of flow behavior to check f
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namibj
2y ago
RVSDG (and the like) is needed to cope with shared state like globally addressable memory; plain e-graphs are only suited for pure code. Happy to chat more btw, feel free to hit me up on discord.
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namibj
2y ago
For non-restricted goods, it's still the fastest non-air transport route from China to Germany. We'll have to at least pay for the track maintenance and electricity usage caused by that, so why should we listen to a country that i
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2y ago
Any plans on integrating L4S with e.g. Tetrys-based FEC and using a way where the congestion feedback from L4S acts on the quantizer/rate-factor instead of directly on bitrate? It's much more appropriate to do perceptual fairness
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2y ago
In theory, yes, it's "just" some algebraic properties of the math used that allow for substantial reordering, and then you'd add fairly regular polyhedral loop tiling. Just expensive to do, so you'll have to cache t
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2y ago
I preferred the blinky bars; the reader for them is tiny, not locked to an account, battery lasts what feels like forever, and they're cheap enough that you can trivially eat a loss (from forgetting where it is or leaving it in a place
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namibj
2y ago
Btdu will be you friend.
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namibj
2y ago
btdu extra (or expert?) mode with snapshots kinda does that: you can see what's only in the new version and not in a snapshot; and vice-versa. Also it offers attributing size to folders only for extends that aren't shared with a
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One use would be to hide behind the moon to block interference from Earth, at the L2 point in the earth-moon system. Use a laser to, say, a repeater at L4 or L5, and from there further to either LEO or directly the surface.
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