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9y ago
The spoon in a stream is more of a surface tension thing and the classic blowing air over a piece of paper is the coanda effect. The total effects of newton's laws and bernoullis law on pressure differences need to. Be combined but the
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9y ago
Sql server does in memory compilation as well.
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Data Sketches: Sketches Library from Yahoo
(datasketches.github.io)
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9y ago
Not really. He really does have an obsession with proving that his particular ancestry (Lebanese/'Levantine') is distinct from and pure regarding Arabic ancestry. To the point he wants to make some historical assertions that
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9y ago
Taleb also has a bit of a racial obsession with proving his own racial purity and distinction. He's not a disinterested actor.
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9y ago
{0} is measurable (It's a borel set) with the standard lebesgue measure and has measure 0. Of course, with some other measure it might not be measurable, but that would be a weird measure.
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9y ago
I am a professional software developer / data scientist :) I definitely agree that video rendering and HPC is not going to go well, but that is not that relevant to even many "pros" The scope of the professional software worl
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9y ago
Professional means that I use it in the context of my profession. For me, the new touch bar pro is fundamentally better than the old for what I do because I need more battery life but I also don't want to pay a weight or size penalty f
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9y ago
As a professional computer toucher, I definitely value battery life because a dead laptop doesn't let me get work done
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9y ago
...How many families with kids streaming 2 different shows to their ipads/phones/laptops do you know? + Parents streaming video? Maybe one of them streaming a game on twitch? It adds up. Copper is far less reliable at distance tha
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Wifi struggles hard in British buildings but the difference between 80/20 and 1gbps is huge: worry free multiple streaming or uploads or anything involving more than one person or even 4k streaming for one person The upload does matte
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9y ago
Burnham and Anderson is a fundamental book to understand why AIC and BIC and the like are useful.
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RISC-V ISA Dev › Discussion: Safeguards on Speculative Execution?
(groups.google.com)
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"Random Number Generation Is Too Important to Be Left to Chance" -- Robert Coveyou
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This "bootstrap" appears to not be the "bootstrap" regularly encountered in statistics, just fyi if you were confused like me for the entirety of this article.
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9y ago
Containers are basically processes with extra sandboxing.
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9y ago
Yeah and if you're gonna go matrix matrix you might as well do the QR method
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9y ago
The first three are from countries where Eads doing well is a political thing: Britain Germany and France own chunks of airbus and have a lot invested in it doing well. The former flag carriers are only nominally independent from the state.
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9y ago
Conjugate gradient (And other krylov subspace iterations) are basically a generalization of power iterations where you consider the whole set of {b, Ab, A^2b...} rather than just the one.
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9y ago
Far more likely is that the SSD controllers that WD-SanDisk will create (that are the value-add difference between commodity NAND and good SSDs) will now use RISC-V cores. Samsung has a 5-core controller in its drives; I would guess that li
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9y ago
Hmm better than mosek?
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9y ago
That's a lot of words to say that Australia is affected with terminal Dutch disease On balance however, what exactly would you expect Australia to offer the world better than anywhere else?
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9y ago
Just use bend-insensitive fiber. It's not like copper cables like being kinked, either.
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OSI: The Internet That Wasn’t
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Glad to see something out of Midori becoming widespread
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Well, it turns out languages written for PL and compiler research make writing programming languages and compilers easier...
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Microsoft has lost tons of code over the years. Even with the source, refactoring office which has people using file formats that are binary dumps of memory, is not trivial.
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Wolfram has always been overblown about mathematica and his own pet projects around cellular automata.
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It died because it couldn't become an actual product and had a lot of very smart engineers spending a lot of time on something that had no future. Some of the core tech was reused and turned into other products.
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9y ago
This is the general rule of thumb for `var` in C# that I've seen, which has similar issues to `auto` in C++. That said, there are awful compiler inferred types that C# doesn't have, so `auto` has a much wider application than `var
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