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by pavanky 8y ago
Looks like they solved those issues in 8.1 GCC 8 provides a complete implementation of the Go 1.10.1 user packages. The garbage collector is now fully concurrent. As before, values stored on the stack are scanned conservatively, b
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by pavanky 9y ago
That is a natural extension of copy on write if you are keeping reference counts. I implemented something similar for a C++ library a couple of years ago.
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by pavanky 9y ago
You can probably build the drafts from the github repo: https://github.com/cplusplus/draft/tree/c++17
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by pavanky 9y ago
Even if you are using Linear Algebra, older versions will not be optimized for newer architectures and instruction sets. This is a problem.
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by pavanky 9y ago
> Ten years ago, so many Americans were making jokes about poor quality Indian code and Indian accents. If you thin this is 10 years ago, you should watch some threads here and on /r/programming about people on H1b visas.
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by pavanky 9y ago
There's an effort to have a drop in replacement for numpy using arrayfire. https://github.com/FilipeMaia/afnumpy It is still a work in progress and requires some upstream changes in arrayfire to support the numpy
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by pavanky 9y ago
I'd also like to shamelessly point out something I work on: https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire-python It is a python wrapper around https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire and allows the c
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by pavanky 9y ago
I have been using archlinux for close to a decade now. Updates were never a problem as much as people make it out to be. But even then I don't notice as many issues since I switched to an LTS kernel on my machines. If your hardware is
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by pavanky 9y ago
I am assuming this is python. This fails in python2 but works (returns complex number) in python3.
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by pavanky 9y ago
Most of the time the only common language between all the judges of the Indian supreme court is English. Writing the opinion in any other language would mean it reaches even fewer people than English would (except may be Hindi, but I don&#x
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by pavanky 9y ago
This would only encourage fragmentation. Large companies have to resources to not use your software and create a competing product.
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by pavanky 9y ago
But is 70% of SF salary < 86% of Tulsa salary ? Even after we account for other expenditures (travel and food), it looks like a net benefit in SF (compared to Atlanta). The only down side would be buying an actual house. A house in Atlan
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by pavanky 9y ago
On a related note, would multiple computers voting also require a higher power draw compared to a radiation hardened chip?
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by pavanky 9y ago
GNOME 3 was released 6 years ago. It has gone through several iterations since then.
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by pavanky 9y ago
Also looking up what you want when you have dozens / hundreds of tabs open is no better than going through your history browsing history. In fact going through your browsing history may be faster because you can actually use key words
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by pavanky 9y ago
That is not the same as promotion. You aren't paying to watch the TV ads.
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by pavanky 9y ago
It is not a problem to the consumer, but a problem to small or up coming companies. If users are being incentivized to use a particular service, then it makes it harder for any new comer to even compete at the same playing field.
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by pavanky 9y ago
It looks like AMD's version of CUDNN. DAAL seems to be more big data than machine learning.
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by pavanky 9y ago
The written form is also heavily sanskritized. The spoken form of Telugu is closer to other south Indian Languages.
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by pavanky 9y ago
This kind of stuff should be arbitrated in an international court. Giving an authority in a single country the say on what can and can not be seen on the internet world wide is a terrible idea.
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by pavanky 9y ago
You can disable the modified timeline if you wish to: https://support.twitter.com/articles/164083
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by pavanky 9y ago
Hmm 'ifconfig' is still distributed by all the major distros. Some do not install it by default, but it is available in the repositories.
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by pavanky 9y ago
It also depends on Ruby and liquid templates. I am not sure how he can still claim it is "plain shell scripts"
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by pavanky 9y ago
I am pretty sure ton in India means metric ton, not [US] ton.
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by pavanky 9y ago
Hmm this is weird. The description says "about 10 tons to Low Earth Orbit (LEO)" but the technical specification says "8000KG".
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by pavanky 9y ago
Some people may read it as immediate ancestors. But I don't know how we can clarify that in a succinct manner.
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by pavanky 9y ago
My bad. I saw it on the front page and made an off the cuff remark.
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by pavanky 9y ago
It means they found an ancestor species to homonids in Europe. The title is wrong because it says Europe was a birthplace of mankind instead of a place an ancestor species of Humans evolved.
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by pavanky 9y ago
You are not wrong. Forbes only expanded TPU to "Tensorflow processing unit" in the context of the Google chip.
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by pavanky 10y ago
Not really, but they are only supported in CUDA. For OpenCL you will have to use clBLAs and clFFT (written and maintained by AMD). This means they are not exactly tuned for other architectures.

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