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by phkahler 1y ago
>> The talk proposal process has been standardized so identifying information is hidden in the first round of reviews Making the talk proposal process blind seems more like meritocracy than DEI. The people opposing DEI [claim to] want
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>> says that it doesn’t require extensive code modifications If they provide a compiler port and update things like BLAS to support their hardware then higher level applications should not require much/any code modification.
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Thats a fairly specialized chip and requires a bunch of custom software. The only way it can run apps unmodified is if the math libraries have been customized for this chip. If the performance is there, people will buy it. For a minute I th
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>> because it accorded a benefit to the students who were able to take advantage of it, with no commensurate compensation for those who were not I came to comment (without reading it) that the study results are probably not universal.
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> Omnilert later admitted the incident was a “false positive” but claimed the system “functioned as intended,” saying its purpose is to “prioritize safety and awareness through rapid human verification.” No. If you're investigat
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by phkahler 1y ago
Not only can you take it with you, every developer already has a local copy of the entire repository. The real value IMHO of github is the issue tracker and the visual diff/display of PR changes.
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by phkahler 1y ago
When doing technical interviewing I look for 3 things: 1) Can this person do stuff. 2) Can they learn stuff. 3) Are they interested in learning and doing the things we need them to. The authors approach of going deep in one area is good
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Thats called a series hybrid and it kinda sucks. Motors only reach high efficiency at high loads, and you have 2 of them between the feet and wheel. That configuration is bad when the battery dies because you will feel that inefficiency.
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>> Trump has constantly played the victim, claiming no matter what he does, the media will portray it in a negative light. And all of his cabinet echoes this. And his base seems to accept it as fact. Because sadly it is true. I'm
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>> There is no cure for PTSD... But there are treatments. Last I read exposure therapy and EMDR were the two main ones. I don't think I'd be a big fan of exposure until the reactions have been significantly reduced, but ever
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>> I also think that for a traumatized person, it probably doesn't make that much of a difference whether or not their body is different because of the trauma, or they're traumatized because of their body - they are experien
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>> Are there any shots of audio amplifiers? https://www.righto.com/2020/06/reverse-engineering-and-compa... https://www.righto.com/2019/02/op-amp-on-moon-reverse-engine... https:&
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>> No one wants to be advertised to, but powerful lobbies argue that ending ads will lower consumption and thus harm the economy; and no politician wants to lower GDP. I doubt that. People tend to spend their money regardless. Adverti
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>> If the data is being sold... Nah. Personal data sharing needs to be banned. It's the right way forward.
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>> Most people do the same thing: sigh, their eyes glaze over, and they click "Accept All" with the muscle memory of a weary soldier. My instinct is to find the other option is either easy or obfuscated a little bit. But t
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by phkahler 1y ago
The problem with Russia gate is that even if it was fabricated by the FBI as partisan politics, prosecuting the guilty will look like partisan politics from the other side.
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>> Where are the press conferences being held outside to highlight it and show the people how little regard Trump has for the “People’s House”. It’s an easy lay up. Its also largely irrelevant. Maybe the left is starting to focus on s
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> I'm afraid Elon is about to give them the finger and drive around on the moon by himself, two fingers pointing at NASA head quarters. I don't think Elon cares much about going to the moon. It would probably delay the Mars
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by phkahler 1y ago
Not only that, he wanted to go to the moon before the end of the decade. They made it within that time.
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by phkahler 1y ago
>> You can use the browser console to inject any value to any element to verify expected behaviour. Thanks! I'm not a web dev, so I'm not familiar with what that console can do or how easy that is. Sounds like fun.
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by phkahler 1y ago
I've always hated when even real images are used to promote something, but the image is unrelated. Example: a horrific image of a smashed car to show the result of drunk driving or phone use but where that wasn't the actual cause
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by phkahler 1y ago
This looks like new developments. Has any of it been applied to rational beziers of degree 3?
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How is the latency? How far can a cable go without some kind of repeater?
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How do you validate that each elements status is working? That there are no typos or copy/paste errors lurking in there? I guess you can inject test data after the sql query and verify the right elements change.
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>> These goal would likely not even make much sense to me anymore, or be completely irrelevant in today’s world. They won't have a choice in destination. The challenge will be maintaining an orderly society on the ship. If that l
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>> Yes, but it's not difficult to do something silly without even noticing until too late. Implicitly (and unintentionally) calling something with the wrong big-O, for example. On a non-scalable system you're going to notice
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by phkahler 1y ago
I thought you were going to say to reduced O(n^2) to O(n*log(n)), but you just deleted the operation. Normally I'd say that's great, but just how much duplicate data is being left around now? Is that OK?
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by phkahler 1y ago
Question for number theory folks. Is there a function (computable or not) that tells how many primes divide a number? Or more specifically the parity of the number of primes that divide a number? I came up with such a parity function years
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Binary weights can still be "edited" with additional training.
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Text is too dark for my old eyes.

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