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Ontario lays out sweeping measures to curb high rents, home prices(cbc.ca)
2 points by pmalynin 10y ago|0 comments
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55%, take that computer overlords.
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But why not go down a rabbit hole with a child, I feel it could be a wonderful experience that will challenge your beliefs and that of the kid. I don't really get the fascination with ignoring these type of questions: "Dad why is
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Because zero is an additive identity. Might as well teach your kid number theory.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Or lack thereof.
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by pmalynin 10y ago
Nah; I'm a Canadian in California. It'd be pretty great.
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You mean like Python? I agree.
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I'd contend that the in this day and age the most space efficient and fast way to implement memcpy on x86_64 is to "rep movsb", which triggers internal memcpy on the CPU anyway as per Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Softwa
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by pmalynin 10y ago
This one of the most interesting stories I've read in a while
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Above 8 gigs per module you're going to need buffered ram. Check in the ECC section.
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Show HN: Nelo – An App to Explore and Collaborate Around Fashion(itunes.apple.com)
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Awesome, Shameless plug we just released our app today that would not be possible if it weren't for Apollo. If you're interested in exploring fashion, check out Nelo on the app store: https://itunes.apple.com/ca&#x
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>regardless of how many chromosomes they have Thats not how it works.
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Any "number system" (be it a field, ring, or multiplicative group) has a "1"
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Deep Learning is basically doing lots of addition and multiplication; We have algorithms that allow these operations on encrypted data, without the need to decrypt the data nor to have the key to decrypt the data. So by combining the two th
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And why shouldn't it?
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As a person that uses TensorFlow for his day job: I find that saving and restoring are of the weirder things with TensorFlow, you can either go all out an decide to save out all the variables, or only the ones needed for the model. You usua
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Tensorflow is getting dynamic jit optimization too. I think part of the reason that some dynamic optimizations might perform better is that the results of the optimization can be cached for most other batches and they can specialize to util
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What you just remarked I've previously found incredibly fascinating; In fact (shameless plug) I've written a blog post about that progression [0]. [0] https://malynin.ca/numbers-a-brief-history-from-arithmetic-t...
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In fact, those E's look an awful lot like those of EVE Online.
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>"half the "cores" idling" Right, thats exactly what happens with Hyper-Threading. If you can fully utilize the physical core, Hyper-Threading can't do much.
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OVH
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Down from the outside; The internal access (from within EC2) APIs still work.
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AFAIK Level3 a few years back offered AT&T to pay and do the upgrade of the links on the AT&Ts side, which they refused. At this point its blatant monopolistic anti-consumerism.
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"Try to get a Windows computer to do that with an Xbox without at least an hour of Googling and shady streaming software." My TV has Miracast, which is natively supported by my Android and Windows PCs and casting on the TV is lite
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Actually if you just hit "Alt" + "=" on the Mac it will insert the ≠
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No the problem is why do I have to pay for cable and still get ads every 20 minutes.
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You are, of course, right; But the blame is on both sides. Russia, UK, and US signed the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances. When the time came to pay the Piper...everyone chickened out and essentially allowed Russia to show aggress
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Perhaps, but the AIDS epidemic when I left - 2008 - was nevertheless at its highest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_Ukraine#/media/Fil...
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Born in the slums of Kiev raised by a single mother, immigrated out of there to Canada and now in the Bay Area. Sure it has history, and some places look really nice...but come on. Seems to be a bit of western romatiziation, but the whole c

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