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by rldjbpin 3y ago
found this site recommended for finding a way to replicate maths equations in your own latex document - https://mathpix.com/ it is very effective for long and complicated equations. unfortunately you need an account to use
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i get that for achieving higher memory speeds, you need to often solder instead of making it available as a slot. but most people would like to upgrade, and if it is going to most likely work on the slower speed of the second stick, it defe
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
if the benchmark means replicating the experience of taking technical interviews by most people, then this is a spot on approach and serves the potential user right.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i will definitely be there when they sell out the old stock and release a cheaper variant under 400.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
you could probably squeeze out more performance at the same power limit vs the lcd soc.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
how is ROCm ecosystem from training pov? is it good enough to switch to prototyping with the latest generation of desktop gpu?
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
albeit in software, but valve got a lot of success built on top of video game mods (see counter-strike and dota series). they are far from saints if you zoom out (from lootboxes and fostering an official means to trade virtual items for mon
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
context: i work as an ml engineer. i agree with the bubble sentiment that apparently many people have. i recognize how it would be at my own career's expense. but i feel that many arguments made here miss the forest for the trees. appl
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
it may not be along the lines of the article's point, but using wikipedia can often not be the most ideal. i understand how they have managed to stay autonomous, but the banners to raise funds get worse every time they have a new campa
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
personal anecdote: used dialogflow (when it got rebranded from api.ai after getting acquired by Google) to create a chatbot in 2018. funny to track how it got placed inside Google's AI offerings since. i may have missed a few, but it g
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
the person mentioned other games in the post about unity. while we know counter-strike is not built on unity, it would be confusing for those who just know surface-level about those games.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
this take is not fair to the community. almost all games auto set graphics settings as per your hardware since many years now. any good developer would test these configurations on common hardware combinations (at least on the popular GPUs)
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
this is just another flavour of gaming the system in social media. maybe just a few steps away from github+ or github blue.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
is it though? checked all official resellers for two countries and the model is not readily available anywhere. i figured that after a decade of selling millions of Pis, they could establish direct sales channels by now. but instead we are
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
just like the saying "you are what you eat", the models are as good as the data they're trained on. to combat this, either you introduce randomness/noise intentionally at the cost of the results, or you work on enriching
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
This is probably going to help bring back some who went to Kick for some quick cash. Strongly believe that no other competitors have gotten their chat dialed down as well as on Twitch. Would be a shame if you go to Youtube to watch on bette
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i see many comments disregarding the take. while the arguments put forth may not be the strongest, but there is a point to this. most people only chase the next thing you can build on top of what we have today. they only look back inside th
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
Dell has been pushing a new memory standard for laptops ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33048948 ) and even there you face the realities of latency tradeoffs when physically moving the memory away from the CPU. i would
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
doesn't quite fit the definition but at my work we use Vertex Workbench quite extensively. the rest of the organization is still with archaic IT practices, so it is quite liberating that we have full control (within reason) of our deve
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i am not sure about how does it separate itself from piped or invidious in practice. in fact it can use invidious api as a feature. plus you need to install an extension. but if it is more reliable than piped then i am all for it.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
how does it look like for people on older models? also does the compatibility issues should not matter much if you use it in headless mode AIUI.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
yes that would be a good reason for an upgrade for pi zero, but not for bringing a smaller memory variant for pi 5.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
before i spent thousands of hours in it, i first saw and played csgo on a friend's macbook pro. given how much they are lagging behind target on key features of the old game, i can understand why they decided this (for now). even their
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i am early in my journey and would like to take preventative measures before i have to overcompensate with fancy equipment when it is too late. what is it that one can do without spending too much or making overly drastic changes in how we
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
given their computation power now, how many people do you think would benefit from that offering vs older pis sold at a discount? the main point for the price was to make it more accessible for kids, so that parents can buy one without thin
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
from all the discussions on fp5 here, i can definitely say that they are catering to a very tough crowd. it is a shame that they still don't seem to have found a rythmn in long-term hardware support after all these years. given how fas
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
regarding the price, it is possible to replicate a third-party solution for a cheaper phone but with some compromise. can buy a budget phone and buy third party damage insurace (unsure how many scenarios they support and real-world experien
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
open source contributions partly funded by corporate time is often a win-win. i would be cautious about being too optimistic about x year being the "year of linux desktop" just yet tho. but it does indeed have gotten much better i
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
with so much overhead with meetings that can happen with an email, don't think this can work unless you optimize your time elsewhere. also, many companies treat fridays (second half at least) as a write off for routine work as it is, a
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
for most countries (besides the uk and the us afaik), getting an rpi almost often meant paying more than the "$35" sticker price, despite accounting for taxes. in the past, what would have been the prices in South Africa in your e

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