rjeli

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by rjeli 6y ago
, according to leaks
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by rjeli 6y ago
and when I want to `ffmpeg -c:v h264_nvenc`? ...yeah, I realize the hypocrisy of preaching about open software and using nvidia... but it's definitely not seamless
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by rjeli 6y ago
I would pay more than the cost of an IDA license to use Linux at home :) I can't imagine not being able to cut videos on the cli with ffmpeg, reading the kernel source to understand my system, having ownership of my system in general..
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by rjeli 6y ago
^ ms pm
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by rjeli 6y ago
it’s a neutered term for Christmas.
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by rjeli 6y ago
As I said in my reply, I have been porting my phone which has a 665, an SoC released 2 years after the 845, and it's a pretty smooth process. Each SoC has a different topology and vendor quirks, but they use the same few drivers and in
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by rjeli 6y ago
> Your Samsung, Xiaomi, ASUS, OnePlus or even Google device will not be running a mainline Linux kernel with wholly open drivers (ala x86) unless you get very, very lucky with your hardware choice. Only half true. There is a lot of activ
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by rjeli 6y ago
well, the driver seems to support ibss and p2p. hardmac though, with a blob https://github.com/Icenowy/rtl8723cs/blob/master/core/rtw_io...
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by rjeli 6y ago
No ads in your MOTD
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by rjeli 6y ago
But when the bash scripts and pipes break, it’s easier to isolate the broken component vs grepping through the systemd monorepo.
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by rjeli 6y ago
How hard would it be to use Yosys ( http://www.clifford.at/yosys/documentation.html ) for logical gate synthesis to run arbitrary Verilog on TFHE?
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by rjeli 6y ago
From some napkin math and googling, a 6502 has 4.5k transistors, which at 13 ms per gate is about a minute per cycle, divided by how many gates there really are per transistor. How does your implementation compare?
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by rjeli 7y ago
Not sure the specifics, but I don’t think it was flash or java because you had to install a native extension.
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by rjeli 7y ago
Does anyone have another source for this?
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by rjeli 7y ago
One possibility is integrating io_uring with bpf: https://lwn.net/Articles/810414/
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by rjeli 7y ago
more like a prolog with obtuse syntax and complicated semantics
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by rjeli 7y ago
The amount of background knowledge you need to understand what’s happening here... I don’t envy people who have to catch up becoming more and more convinced that when sfinae opened the Turing hatch it doomed c++
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by rjeli 7y ago
Security
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by rjeli 7y ago
I have been bearish on AGI, but GPT2 surprised me with the lucidity of its samples. My take from the past few years is that we're 99% done with the visual cortex - convolutional nets can be trained to perform any visual task a human c
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by rjeli 7y ago
Cantonese also has a ton of speakers across the world, and the best I could find a few years back was the FSI tapes
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by rjeli 7y ago
and urbit :)
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by rjeli 7y ago
You could also tunnel any of the http servers through socat ssl-l.
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by rjeli 7y ago
Not sure if you are aware but Chapelle is black
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by rjeli 7y ago
try loading this page on mobile 3g/throttled lte. blank screen for a few seconds. text loads, some kind of pop up I scroll past and read about 2 paragraphs, when the text disappears, never to return again.
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by rjeli 7y ago
LibreOffice Calc or Mathematica
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by rjeli 7y ago
State of the art
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by rjeli 7y ago
Woah, didn’t realize you could install Linux on the switch now. Got me thinking about the uses for a portable tx2 tablet...
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by rjeli 7y ago
Everyone seems to understand this but me... how does connecting to a non-ssl website disable ssl on other sites?
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by rjeli 7y ago
Haha, I read it the exact opposite way. This is ML, not statistics - we’re not publishing, aren’t obsessed with rigor, we just want to scrape some sites and spit out a house price predictor in a few hours :)
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by rjeli 7y ago
Most kpop fans are female, why do you assume it's a guy? :)

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