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by pciexpgpu 3y ago
Cannot recommend this enough. I was intrigued at first while watching the movie "Broken Flowers" where this music was subliminal yet haunting (and perhaps the most memorable thing out of that movie!). "Yegelle Tezeta" (M
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
I mean if you are a professor and knowledgeable in how the startup uses the data, it’s hardly justifiable that “oh crap i didn’t know they were using it for illegal purposes”. They were totally complicit allegedly.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Hola, how would the bandwidth limit work within the tailnet if I am accessing it from outside my home network? Wouldn't it incur some bandwidth on Tailscale's end? I wonder if the DERPy-stuff helps remove most of the bandwidth c
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
And the entire works of Church and Turing…
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Narrator: It's at this point Michael realized the futility of C++ and promptly learned Rust over a couple of beers pondering if he will ever survive the oncoming AI apocalypse.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Or better yet call a spade a spade: It was programmed to infer… ‘It’ doesn’t need anthropomorphizing in the slightest. It’s a computer program that can slurp up data.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
There needs to be a new PL word for languages that work side-by-side (SxS?) with a legacy language. Not to replace it but coexist peacefully. TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift and even C++ are all great examples of SxS languages. Carbon could be a
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
In particular if you claim that r2 can be used to store and retrieve any blobs of data regardless of content type but that is only via the public bucket urls and not via workers etc it results in a complicated mess where you get pulled in t
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Worrying part is the account could get banned. Could you reply here if that’s true? Would that take down dns/registrar etc functionality? Google does this and people would move to cloudflare thinking you wouldn’t do this account ban bu
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Not at all familiar with biochemistry but octopuses are aliens on earth with very different evolutionary track having developed ‘brains’ before our ancestors did independently! It’s crazy we don’t study things like cephalopods like we do S
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
It’s cute that they anonymized the “data science professor”’s name. This person knowingly participated in this alleged fraud which should put their ethics and their reputation into question. To top it off, this person was later offered a “d
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
What would it take to store/feedback the gained (converted) energy to power the lasers? Sort of like a bootstrap with a very inefficient source of power, and over time transition to the produced clean energy? Armchair scientisting asid
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
This sounds even better. I was imagining a similar idea where for every point in the Bezier you have a normal that can extend both directions by a specified amount. The smoothness still requires some interpolation which shouldn’t be too fur
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Thoughtful and insightful answer. Although I am on the other side of your argument. I like your rationale around other cloud providers’ virtualization solutions. I think the main comparison that’s lacking is one of v8 isolates vs strict sit
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Isn’t this concept originally from C#? (Where interning is the default behavior)
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
As you scale up with R2, D3, Email Workers etc, is it possible that the _future_ scale of touching very sensitive, "ought-to-be-secure / separate" data / code help reconsider this decision? Without process isolation, all
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Great, yep, that is good to know.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Second this, his talks are very elaborate, has great pointers to reading material/coursework - as if you were sitting alongside the students in UCL. Very involved though - if you have a 'day job'.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Thank you for doing this! I haven't looked deeply enough, but does this course use a higher-level 'package' such as OpenAI Gym or teach at a lower-level? (Is lower-level stuff even possible...)
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Undergrad? I thought she was some Staff SWE in an OSS company. Seriously impressive, and ought to give anyone imposter syndrome.
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
Are there any VR headsets with actual curved displays that closely track the curvature of the eyeball? Similar to curved monitors…
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by pciexpgpu 4y ago
I am always wary when there is a guaranteed return even if it’s a very safe investment. But given the stability of the US Govt, could someone explain who is on the “other side” that provides these returns and why? Possibly ELI5 sorry!