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by rileyphone 9y ago
From what I can tell, Google's TPUs are boiling GPUs down to the essence of what they do in TensorFlow, namely a "higher volume of reduced precision computation" [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten
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by rileyphone 9y ago
In Florida we have a huge toll system with the majority of it under an RFID like 'pass' you stick under your window. Tolls are ran by the state, largely on busy state roads in larger metro areas. I'm a pretty big fan, large
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by rileyphone 9y ago
The video has constant motion though, which makes compression much less effective.
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by rileyphone 10y ago
A madman has already done it: https://github.com/shinh/bflisp
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by rileyphone 10y ago
It's not so much that we will be entering a post-work society, but rather one where the value of labour as a commodity continues to fall. Let's hope this means more meaningfull, non-alienating work.
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by rileyphone 10y ago
SFML is a C++ library, so it provides some of the abstractions C++ has. If that's your cup of tea, I'd recommend SFML.
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by rileyphone 10y ago
Finally, bringing (some of) the nice features of SFML to C. SFML, for me, has just the right amount of control over GPU things without having to really know the OpenGL pipeline.
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I think this architecture is public transportation in that analogy.
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by rileyphone 10y ago
My understanding is that processing power stopped increasing because of heat limitations. Although, there may lie another engineering problem waiting to be solved.
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GPS and Relativity(astronomy.ohio-state.edu)
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