owlbite

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by owlbite 5y ago
Or you could just use Fortran's C bindings to your language of choice. String support in Fortran is irritating to work with at best.
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by owlbite 5y ago
The actual paper is here: http://proceedings.mlr.press/v139/yeats21a/yeats21a.pdf Summary seems to be that ambiguity attacks can be resisted by regularization such that basin of attraction for each class is larger
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by owlbite 5y ago
No, they're just uploading it to their servers, scanning it to form a comprehensive profile of you and selling the results to the highest bidder.
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by owlbite 5y ago
Because google phone is so much better? Even if you remove the google suite, it's still very much the wild wild west of privacy whenever you install an app.
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by owlbite 5y ago
Before they were killing people with two-way radios they were killing sim cards the algorithm said should die :( (or so I hear).
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by owlbite 5y ago
Hasn't this ship already sailed though? At least I'm given to understand that they already scanned all these photos uploaded to iCloud anyway (in the same way many other similar providers do). Whether it happens on the device or t
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by owlbite 5y ago
My main experience is on clang primarily for arm64 systems, where it works just fine (give or take some terrible codegen at times if using llvm's extended vector support). Intel support is a bit more dubious, especially if you're
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by owlbite 5y ago
The assertion that C doesn't support fp16 is just plain wrong. _Float16 is defined in standards committee work. There's also the __fp16 storage-only type widely supported by compilers. The main issue is many compilers have issues
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by owlbite 5y ago
I'd add: 6. Universities are focused on delivering what students (think they) want, not on delivering a good education. I've seen pretty blatant cheating pushed under the rug as it was more effort to pursue it than the course lead
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by owlbite 5y ago
The UK system is more of a graduate tax than a loan unless you're lucky enough to get a seriously well paying job (at which stage you probably don't care).
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by owlbite 5y ago
In my experience it very much depends on the institution. I did my undergrad at one of the Oxbridge colleges, and it was very clear you could fail if you either weren't clever enough or didn't put in sufficient effort. If you turn
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by owlbite 5y ago
If we took the case into the real world and it became "we decided to research how many supports we could remove from this major road bridge before someone noticed", I'd hope the IRB wouldn't just write it off as "no