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   by pavanky 11y ago

   This kind of arguments make me a bit apprehensive. People work in the tech industry are mostly OK with globalization and free markets as long as it does not affect their jobs. I wonder how many people wanting collective bargaining for the t
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   I don't think people misunderstood your question. Whether you intended it that way or not, asking if a scientific discovery has a practical application is a loaded question that gets asked every time something is discovered in physics.
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   It's the home page of the company not the project. It is more focused on the services we provide than the library.
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   Previous discussion about ArrayFire when we went open source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8597915
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   OP, While I appreciate you sharing the link, you should have linked to our github page[1] instead of our company page. P.S. I am the Chief Engineer at ArrayFire. OP does not work for us. [1] https://github.com/arrayfire&#x2F
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   The population density for that region (277/km2) is higher than that of Germany (235/km2).
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   A significant part of China is a desert. Historically the population of China has been clustered along its east coast. That area is not that much bigger than Germany (if at all). Look at this section of the wiki article for reference: http
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   I used Cash on delivery using much smaller website 12-14 years ago in India. IIRC it was just a local company that delivered within the city.
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   by pavanky 11y ago

   Here is the updated article: http://www.thesempost.com/updates-on-googles-4-adwords-ads-n... The change is only happening to people who are searching on google to buy something. It will not affect regular queries.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    It's not a systemd bug, it is not a kernel bug. It was a firmware bug. It is usually the Linux kernel that "fixes" these idiotic issues when vendors don't implement something correctly.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    That is not impartial at all.. It's a bunch of people enjoying the schadenfraude.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    You don't need to use the package manager. Users who want to use it will use it.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Thanks! I was stuck at the other stream wondering when it was going to start.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    A few months ago. They re-organized the structure so that Alphabet became the parent company and Google became the subsidiary. Larry Page heads Alphabet while Sunder Pichai heads Google. Some of the companies purchased by "Google"
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Every tech company is a bit of a stretch. Get out of california more.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Are you saying it's just your project manager who says swears during meetings ?
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    There are plenty of small countries with populations smaller than medium sized cities. But that's besides the point. People here don't use the same brush to paint the entirety of US (or Europe), but they openly do so for many larg
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    This "survey" was held in villages in 5 of the most backward states in India. In Hindi. 13 years ago. Two of the states also do not speak Hindi as their primary language. Do you really think this is a fair representation of India
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Net Neutrality was never about just the customers / consumers. The argument has been made fairly frequently saying Net Neutrality is good for consumers (and it is, in the long run), but it is much more than that. It also allows sma
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Wine and / or PCI pass through to a windows VM. The second one takes a bit of setup, but it works wonderfully.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    This is probably the most idiotic argument against the critics of Facebook and it is not even original.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Especially if you are doing it in frequency space, all you would need to do is 1 forward FFT and n reverse FFTs. Alternatively you can just perform a prefix sum operation and subtract each (n - k)th element from nth element for results in t
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    While this is good news, CBSE is just one of the many (although the largest and possibly the best) school systems in India. This particular one is controlled by the central government and they are releasing books being used by this particul
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    Python bindings for ArrayFire: A GPU accelerated scientific computing library(github.com)

    3 points by pavanky 11y ago|0 comments
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    If you don't mind trying yet another library, care to have a look at arrayfire-python ? https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire-python We started off as a C/C++ library but are constantly adding support for ne
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    I am not seeing that problem on my device. What version of Chrome are you using?
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    Don't be. You can just use the intel driver and use the NVIDIA GPU for compute purposes only. All of this can be achieved WITHOUT hybrid graphics on Linux.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    It seems to be down at the moment?
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    I'd still ask that question. From what I gather, the wifi on a plane has nothing to do with the type of seat you are sitting in.
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    by pavanky 11y ago

    > I rarely fly economy but How or why is that relevant ?