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by pitaj 3y ago
> they were considered inferior military recruits. It's not that surprising given that the Prussian schooling system upon which ours is based was meant exactly for that.
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by pitaj 3y ago
They're not amalgamations. They're not collages. The algorithm isn't memorizing the training data.
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by pitaj 3y ago
For Rust, the issue is that LLVM is very difficult to compile for wasm, but cranelift can't generate wasm. I'm not sure if codegen-gcc can help here.
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by pitaj 3y ago
There's also the fact that CPUs and DRAM are socketed rather than being soldiered like on graphics cards.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Most heap-allocated values like `String` are also static. Essentially it means that anything the value references is not on the stack.
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by pitaj 3y ago
To be clear, neutron stars and back holes do not contain all of the mass of the star they were created by. Usually they are only created from the core of the star, but the outer layers get blown into space.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Why did the mega streamers so desperately want NN to survive? Because the mega streamers like Netflix, Youtube, and Amazon would benefit.
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by pitaj 3y ago
You can use the fallible allocation APIs such as `Vec::try_reserve`
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by pitaj 3y ago
What do you mean by memory exhaustion safety?
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by pitaj 3y ago
As a consciousness suppressant I wonder if DXM is safer than diphenhydramine. When I'm sick, being able to essentially sedate myself is honestly pretty valuable.
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by pitaj 3y ago
> A free economy is full of over and under production also Not nearly to the same degree, especially if you take into account various distortionary government policies.
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Dear HN: Please stop messing up my userstyle
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by pitaj 3y ago
Hell, I stopped carrying about new web frameworks when I was 25.
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by pitaj 3y ago
The typical expenses seem pretty high. Why do transportation and housing increase so much with kids?
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by pitaj 3y ago
Odd to see Nvidia and Apple working together on anything
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by pitaj 3y ago
Webex is incredibly popular.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Everything you said has absolutely nothing to do with what GP said.
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by pitaj 3y ago
The labor theory of value is simply incorrect. Profit isn't stolen from workers. The biggest problem in this day and age is cost of living, not wages. Housing is way too expensive. But that's not because it's provided by the
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by pitaj 3y ago
Corporate taxes are among the taxes with the highest dead weight loss, and the cost just gets passed on as lower worker compensation or higher prices of goods and services. The overhead associated with corporate taxes is also much higher fo
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by pitaj 3y ago
That kind of magnitude of compute is more datacenter level. But either way, you're probably better off buying one of the all-in-one tightly integrated solutions from Nvidia or Intel.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Not sure if this is a joke or if you're actually that pedantic to think they purposefully left off the apostrophe because they think it's called "Hyrums law" not "Hyrum's law". They were agreeing with the
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by pitaj 3y ago
Nepotism has never been illegal.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Makes sense to me
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by pitaj 3y ago
The closest to implicit you can get is the `#[tokio::main]` attribute macro [1], which expands to something like this fn main() { tokio::runtime::Builder::new_multi_thread() .enable_all() .build()
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by pitaj 3y ago
async event loops in Rust are invoked explicitly by the programmer as well.
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by pitaj 3y ago
One exception is online multiplayer, which you'll still need a true Windows for.
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by pitaj 3y ago
A good chunk of that YTP money goes to creators.
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by pitaj 3y ago
Can't they add a new header file?
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by pitaj 3y ago
> Last month, a U.S. Supreme Court decision struck down federal protections for wetlands covering tens of millions of acres across the country, leaving no regulation of those areas in nearly half the states. Is this even true? I thought
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by pitaj 3y ago
> The purpose of real estate development is to make real estate more valuable. Nope. It's to make money for the developers. > Even ones not doing the development benefit financially - landlords love being able to raise the rents

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