roflmaostc

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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
In case you wonder, the Koralm Tunnel has a length of 32.9km https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koralm_Tunnel
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
> or maybe they did but keep it to themselves. Yes agree. There is no incentive that intelligence services would communicate their findings, in fact it's the opposite lol
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
Interesting. Personally I find it questionable to squat so many domains for ads. But they pay for it and it is within the legal framework.
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
Thanks for clarifying :)!
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
This belongs to a German company called Team Internet AG [1]. Are they really a bad actor? What's the reason to issue so many SSL certificates? https://www.whois.com/whois/185.53.178.99
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
Can you provide more details please? The FFT is still easy to use, and it you want a higher frequency resolution (not higher max frequency), you can zero pad your signal and get higher frequency resolution.
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
> Q: What if I need matrix dimensions (M, N, K) not found in your configurations? >A: 1. You can find the nearest neighbor configuration (larger than yours) and pad with zeros. 2. Feel free to post your dimensions on GitHub issues. We
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
which is a university based in Switzerland and falls under those organizations?
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
Probably you can employ cleaning robots quite well in server rooms.
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by roflmaostc 10mo ago
This is good news. At EPFL we observe worrying trends that all services are moved to Microsoft (e-mails, cloud). What happened to universities to host elemental services themselves? EPFL also partnered up recently with Omnissa Work Space On
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
This is all based on the assumption that we are not able to build spacecrafts with faster speeds. There was simply no incentive to do so yet. But one day we will build faster spacecrafts and then we are going to overtake it quite quickly.
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
Yes, but then it's about you. A significant portion of society is using Facebook marketplace and group so it won't die with "grandma"
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
I still think someone should have done this as a pun and get your paper trending everywhere.
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
true haha
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
Probably because his first name is Chintala
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
The first author is probably him: Dr. G Naresh (Asst. Prof.) https://aims.ac.in/general-medicine/
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by roflmaostc 11mo ago
In the PDF they are all titled as "Assistant Professor, Department of General Medicine, Arundathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Dundigal, Medchal Malkajgiri, Telangana, India" The 2nd author is listed here: https://aim
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
Someone should sponsor that guy a gigapixel microscope such as those https://gallery.ramonaoptics.com/gallery/viewer/42009871001#...
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
Sorry to hear that. But if you do not pay and you do not check your e-mails, it's basically your fault. Who is using SMS these days even?
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
totally agree. But in best case you check the reference Wikipedia is referencing which is usually the first source of a fact.
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
> There are plenty of other ways to build something other than 3d print. Yes but the fewest come at the price and versatility as 3D printing. Injection molding is very expensive and hard to do in the basement. Wood working too, requires
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
For me the Google results are again at #1. Isn't it just a temporary thing that search engines rank you down but you quickly regain popularity as soon people link the new one and they notice traffic?
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
I want to be able to watch on my watch without moving my arm. Unless it detects my eyes, it stays on :p
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
But I didn't have this issue with my other garmins before. Also, you have to consider that I charge my watch ~10 times less than my phone (roughly every 10 days). So the total amount of charging cycles was maybe ~100 times.
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
my Garmin Fenix 6 used to survive with 21 days of display always one but lowest brightness, if I didn't use any GPS. Now, after 3 years it is somehow down to 10 days. No chance of debugging where it comes from as I haven't change
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
Also look at the historic CO2 emissions per capita. And btw, we also burn plastic, just in facilities. Doesn't make it fundamentally better as the CO2 is still released into the air. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher&#
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
I live in Lausanne and also noticed that the air looks quite hazy these days. But the MeteoSwiss weather app does not indicate any high levels of bad air quality. Notably, ozone shows a value of 90µm/m^3 around Geneva. The article stat
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
I imagine where the speech to text listens to the final diagnosis (or even the consultation) and summarizes everything in a PDF. Of course privacy aware (maybe some local hosted form). And then the doctors double checks and signs everything
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
For inference we do not care about training, right? But if we could make cheaper inference machines available, everyone would profit. Isn't it that LLMs use more energy in inference than training these days?
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by roflmaostc 1y ago
Would you have discredited early AI work because they could only train and compute a couple of weights? This is about first prototypes and scaling is often easier than the basic principle.

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