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14y ago
I am willing to have a conversation as long as you understand who the burden of proof lies with.
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14y ago
I have read these articles before. But these definitions are from a different time and have an unnecessary stigma attached to them (How did non aligned countries end up meaning poor ?). I don't think India is a developed (what does this eve
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14y ago
> Buying out a first world competitor is a pretty good move from a 3rd world country You just called India a 3rd world country ? sigh
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14y ago
I would assume cost of living would include things like sending your children to school and so on, or going out on a fun weekend. If it does not, then I am sorely mistaken as what "cost of living" is. As for investing money back, I'd assume
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14y ago
> The cost of living in Louisville is 7.6% below national average. The cost of living in NYC is 123.8% above national average. In other words, I’d need to earn over twice as much money to maintain the same quality of life in NYC. This i
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14y ago
> I don't accept the premise that whatever man touches is somehow automatically tainted or corrupted. That is not what the author is pointing to at all! Nothing even remotely close to it. > There is no problem with man changing the
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14y ago
I think it is important to have a look at the code and have it imprinted as an abstract algorithm / pseudo code that you can reproduce easily later. It feels such a natural thing to do, I am not sure what kind of people would not do this.
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14y ago
I have an amazon prime app on my ps3. Works great.
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pavanky
14y ago
Works fine. Chromium on Arch.
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14y ago
May be intermediate is confusing stubborn for selfish ?
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pavanky
14y ago
This again depends on the domain and programming language you will be working on. But almost always the following line holds good. Make your code readable.
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pavanky
14y ago
There are pre-paid providers which operate on AT&T networks and offer services (including upto 5GB data) for about $50. If you are not on a family plan, buying an unlocked phone and going pre-paid is actually cheaper.
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pavanky
14y ago
He was talking about the nexus line, which is free of carrier lock in (we will just ignore CDMA galaxy nexus for now).
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pavanky
14y ago
6Gigs on a single GPU is very tempting. And the single precision performance (Theoretically 2.2 TFLOPS) per GPU on the K10 is more than anything else you can get on the market. To buy one of those would cost you $3500-$4000. To buy two + mo
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pavanky
14y ago
Because the current series (GTX 680) is severely stunted for CUDA compared to the GTX 580. The single precision performance of 680 barely beats the 580. The double precision performance on the GTX series sucks in general, but NVIDIA actuall
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14y ago
To be fair, there should not be a lot of data transfers to and from the GPU. Moving larger chunks of data (instead of many smaller ones) when you are running out of memory, using asynchronous data / compute streams would increase the perfor
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14y ago
You are taking about shared memory in CUDA, local memory in OpenCL. When you are reading from the same location over and over again (most notable cases are linear algebra functions, filtering in signal processing), reading from DRAM is goin
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14y ago
>That problem is errors are handled in return values. 70′s style. >This is one of the things I can’t stand in C. Having to check error values for every function call is indeed a pain. But C has macros and I think it is a nice and el
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14y ago
I said they do more, and most top of the line phones from other manufacturers have them. Even if it does not make the other phones better, lacking those features only makes it worse.
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14y ago
>It's the best iPhone YET made, period. I think what is pissing most people off is that up until iphone 4 (not 4s), the iphone was arguably the best smart phone around. 4s and 5 have been improvements to the iphone but have not added an
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14y ago
It is identifying both chromium and firefox as chrome on Linux. The User Agent String looks suspicious too.. http://imgur.com/eYdlo,XjsOH EDIT: I am on ArchLinux if that helps.
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14y ago
Not this post again. Those who thought Linux can compete with heavily subsidized windows on Laptops or OSX with Apple's flashy interfaces are dreamers. Linux has been for those that like to get dirty and it is doing that job quite well. Can
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14y ago
> one of the most popular Linux distros out right now stop nitpicking please.
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> It's punishment (in the game theoretical sense) for Samsung's institutional attitude. That is not how the law works. That shouldn't be the way any law works!
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for the love of technology, stop with the titles that say do XYZ in Ubuntu. Pleaese use Linux instead. I think everyone knows how to use a package manager and find the equivalents for 'apt-get install'
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Ah I didnt see your comment, but I added the TED talk which talks about this in the thread, up above. I hope this doesn't constitute spamming, but here is the link. http://www.ted.com/talks/rajesh_rao_computing_a_rosetta_ston...
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Well, there is some controversy , not considerable. But I think that mostly stems from the fact that no one has been able to decipher it yet. But computer analysis and all was done recently to strongly suggest this is indeed a script rathe
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It can't understand C. http://i.imgur.com/7hrPE.png
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The fact that patents don't survive only matters when two giants battle. Not when a larger company starts litigation as a method to stifle a startup.
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14y ago
Using OpenACC would just give you some quick benefits in development time, but I think it will not be competitive with pure CUDA in actual time taken for the program to run. I would be really interested in these results if you can share the
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