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by namibj 2y ago
To clarify further, flash attention is explicitly targeting a compute engine with separate MMA and "scalar" vector execution units that allow post-processing the MMA outputs without involving memory bandwidth (though arithmetic in
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by namibj 2y ago
There is no technical minimum; the only thing to keep in mind is that lift/drag ratio relates potential energy (moving mass up against gravity) to travel distance. This applies independent of speed and vehicle type (even running count
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by namibj 2y ago
Why not? There's no need for the neck to have more than 1~5 ms of lag, and about 5~10 ms photon lag even with a framebuffer involved (if you align the rolling shutter of the camera to the row-by-row multiplexed display, say OLED @ 240
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by namibj 2y ago
Look at VDA's KLT system for example to see something that works readily for the reusable crate task. Just hand over your empty crate into the empty hands/van-shelf-space of the delivery driver after taking the crate with your fr
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by namibj 2y ago
Similarly, Factorio's architecture transmits (almost; notable experience is rail planner) just input events, relying on a lock-step simulation core.
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by namibj 2y ago
For mesh simplification, what about https://github.com/wjakob/instant-meshes ? I know it does the thing you required, but it doesn't really do variable density (you could tell it what areas need what density and i
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by namibj 2y ago
9pm is just a number; street lights are obvious and well-timed for when it's time to stop being outside. If 6pm and no knowledge was ok, almost 9pm with streetlights still off is too.
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by namibj 2y ago
E.g. say non-CDL trucks can only have one seat in addition to the driver's seat. Bam, SUVs are really unattractive.
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by namibj 2y ago
How important do you think would a grid hookup be on European freight trains for reefers? It should be straight forward to include full wagon power with the upcoming DAC4EU coupling (UIC 552 says that normal coaches are to have an 800A thro
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by namibj 2y ago
The issue is in adequately capturing and encoding these constraints; particularly multi-crane piers that skip an intermediate autonomous shuttle truck to go directly onto trains are quite difficult. Just imagine the contingency planning due
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by namibj 2y ago
That's why you keep a second mode trained that instead makes you jump away from the uncontrolled blade.
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by namibj 2y ago
That said, it does leave more/cheaper for Europe.
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by namibj 2y ago
Just import IKEA countertop hobs: 1900W, just change the plug to a 15A 240V NEMA. Or mount some European-style outlets and leave the plugs. Parts of Germany are even on split-phase.
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by namibj 2y ago
If you spend over 100$ per hob for a basic induction stove you're being ripped off.
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by namibj 2y ago
NVMe already supports low level reformatting.
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by namibj 2y ago
You can just use a transformer to re-create the 240 for your pump if the power/load is otherwise fine Especially as an autotransformer it's pretty cheap (should be about 50$).
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by namibj 2y ago
Also just in general the idea of at least being worst case optimal (polynomial faster multi way join-project w.r.t. input rows, assuming fixed query (but those polynomials are given by concepts like the "fractional hypertree width&quot
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by namibj 2y ago
The problem is that a position's probability output is conditioned via attention on all previous positions. If you want to be better you need to switch to DDPMs for example (e.g. an encoder-only transformer to predict diffusion transit
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by namibj 3y ago
There is protection, just not at the cable itself. UK only needed to introduce that because of their ring main architecture, which was fused at levels above a plug. Also c.f. extension coils and pre-battery vacuums: both needed their cable
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by namibj 3y ago
I like what Facebook had done on tensor comprehension. Basically generalizing from pure mul+add to other operations and allowing specifying what to reduce, as needed for e.g. expressing convolutional kernels. Sadly abandoned; I still love
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by namibj 3y ago
AFAIK it's designed for non-automatic number plate reading in Germany.
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by namibj 3y ago
Given the way mine (not FritzBox) chokes due to NAT being a little stupid when burdened with enough outbound IPv4 dialing, I'd like a PCIe DOCSIS 3.1 (and enough EuroDOCSIS 3.0 to get through bootstrapping, as the ISP doesn't yet
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by namibj 3y ago
There is the class that fails at reading and adhering to IKEA instructions, yeah. But this is something that ask the non-obvious things will get explained to you if you walk into a MediaMarkt to where modern routers are and queue in line fo
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by namibj 3y ago
Rail systems could and if you look for it, already do form gutters along the panel-to-panel seams to not drip water inside the contiguous array area. Still cheaper than a metal roof intermediate layer, though. But in places like Germany ov
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by namibj 3y ago
DC would even be cheaper, you could skip the PFC front-end.
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by namibj 3y ago
Most modern panels seem to be rated for a system voltage of up to 1500V; i.e., you're allows to connect enough in series to get up to but not beyond, as long as your MPPT can cope. And yeah, 1kV target is practical, you could run a tri
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by namibj 3y ago
Mine, a 43" 4k AMVA3 from iiyama, shines with a comfortable 18/7 uptime rating. Essentially that means I only have to turn it off when I'm sleeping to stay in the warranty. Also I can officially customize the splash screen i
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by namibj 3y ago
LLM chat is so compute heavy and not bandwidth heavy that anywhere with reliable fiber and cheap electricity is suitable. Ping is lower than average keystroke delay for most who haven't undergone explicit speed typing training (we&#x27
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by namibj 3y ago
Way easier to just electrolyze olivine, of which we have plenty. Downside is that you actually get more silicon and magnesium out of it, and those are higher strength each than the iron you get from each chunk of rock. I.e., if you wanted
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by namibj 3y ago
Large screen plus Wacom.

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