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by rfoo 6y ago
(c) could be cheated away, and (a) and (b)... I don't know, I guess if NVDA does this my best option is to sell my ML toy project repos to gamers :P
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by rfoo 6y ago
This is very similar to https://mak.ink , sans the WYSIWG part.
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by rfoo 6y ago
For engineers with enough time (and able to do troubleshooting), no, no advantages. For everyone else, they do have advantage, most thing you wanted is 1 click away, including something tedious for average "power users", like &quo
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by rfoo 6y ago
zajebisty
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by rfoo 6y ago
The only one I'm aware of is Golang.
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by rfoo 6y ago
> I want to know how they discovered it with no information? tl;dr: mNGS [1] Longer answer as I think you may need to be mansplained because you wrote a long post which could be answered by a simple Google search and Wikipedia article: S
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by rfoo 6y ago
> I can use sms, or Facebook Messenger A large part of the world can't afford sending images (and even videos) via SMS. And no, Facebook Messenger is not fluid, it's laggy as fuck.
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by rfoo 6y ago
Yeah, but there are millions of people typing "master" branch on their keyboards, daily. Is this that different than the sports team issue? I'm sure you can find "important" differences if you try playing Leeuwenhoe
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by rfoo 6y ago
Thanks. Was a fun read. Indeed, Microsoft was lying on how they created WSL1! They must be using git clone-d Linux source code, because from a cursory look the "Bash on Windows" looks exactly same to a bash running on real Linux,
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by rfoo 6y ago
Disclaimer first: I'm a Chinese citizen who were raised up with (lots of) exposure to the so-called Western culture/value, partly because of the Internet and "the free flow of information", so the article is really reall
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by rfoo 6y ago
Sorry, should have mentioned "if you have access to Shenzhen" in my post :) What I have in mind is something like RK3399Pro, it has a proprietary NPU at roughly 3Tops / 1.5W (on paper). But its toolchain is rather hard to use
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by rfoo 6y ago
Because contrary to what you believe, M1 simply is not performant enough to be used to "prototype" your network. NNs can't be simply scaled up and down. It is *NOT* like those web apps which you can run on potatoes just fine
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by rfoo 6y ago
Tensorflow does officially support ROCm. The project was started by AMD and later upstreamed. https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/tree/master/tensorf... https://github.com/tensorflow
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by rfoo 6y ago
I believe TensorFlow is a top-tier deep learning framework, and it had ROCm support since 2018. > edge TPU's are absolutely top-notch for performance per $ and Watt right now Do you mean "aren't"? The performance per
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by rfoo 6y ago
I really hope this is not just another Atiyah moment. Sigh.
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by rfoo 6y ago
> It's literally just branching at one release and fixing bugs in that release for a few years This takes engineering time, i.e. money. It may also benefit upstream branches, but again porting patch between branches takes time, espe
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by rfoo 6y ago
True, but then why don't we have awesome Linux trackpad drivers for Intel Macbooks?
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by rfoo 6y ago
Caveat: may not include an awesome trackpad driver.
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by rfoo 6y ago
> The point is with limited time one has to pick their battles Yeah, that's why I pay for a managed K8s instance for my toy projects but do my own sysadmin work on various self-hosted things. The former is not my hobby so I'd r
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by rfoo 6y ago
Please short $SMCI, thanks!
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by rfoo 6y ago
> the initial attack vector was a USB stick in a parking lot That's not fair. It should sound like this: "the initial attack vector was a Windows 0day requiring 0 clicks, delivered by a USB stick in a parking lot."
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by rfoo 6y ago
> USB-C enclosure Keep in mind that USB-C != Thunderbolt 3. Yes, the latter also physically connects to a USB-C form port, but it's totally different. It's quite confusing and sad.
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by rfoo 6y ago
During very early days these DIY mech keyboards are all someone's hobby project, finding a low cost, easy to program microcontroller with USB HID support and enough GPIO pins for keyboard matrix is surprisingly hard. ATmega32u4 (and pa
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by rfoo 6y ago
They must already have been killed then. Clearly there are relevant numbers of users using Signal before the TLS proxy was published.
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by rfoo 6y ago
> if there's evidence of that being an attack vector seems like a good idea Actually *most* Android malware use accessibility APIs to perform malicious action, random example from a quick Google search: https://medium.com
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by rfoo 6y ago
First, I speak Chinese, I understand what the IME thing is about. I agree that the "Incognito Keyboard" flag is a miscommunication, it should say "Politely tell my IME don't use my input to make smart suggestions",
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by rfoo 6y ago
> Sometimes I really wonder the motives and identities behind the people causing such massive and unnecessary drama In this case, it's pretty boring. They are just a group of "your average power users" or "wannabe pro
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by rfoo 6y ago
> So your claim that 15% of their queries have "never been seen before" is probably inaccurate. I'm not sure, on my productive days maybe >50% of my Google searches are not very cachable. (for example, I just googled &q
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by rfoo 6y ago
Also, RE skills themselves are pretty useful for ordinary SWEs, it's worth pursuing even if you are not going to work full-time in it.
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by rfoo 6y ago
Security jobs usually pay worse (if not much worse) than SWE of same or even lower level.

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