rrobukef

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by rrobukef 4y ago
Your model is overflowing/underflowing generating NaNs. I got it with memory optimised, increased resolution (multiples of 32, 384 x 384) and full precision while keeping it in 4 GB.
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by rrobukef 4y ago
n_samples is the batching number. Total memory used scales like "Model Mem Size + n_samples * Batch Mem Size". The memory needed for a batch is smaller than the model but not trivial.
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by rrobukef 4y ago
And you save some more RAM too!
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by rrobukef 4y ago
The same frequency does not imply every subsequence appears. Consider the modification which rewrites every sequence of 123 to 132. All digits will have the same frequency but 123 will never appear.
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by rrobukef 4y ago
But all measurements of weight, length, position/speed have errors multiple orders larger. Errors by second and third approximations will dominate. Let alone unpredictable (unknown) physics playing a role.
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by rrobukef 4y ago
String in Java share their memory with other substrings of the same allocation. They are views.
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by rrobukef 4y ago
For any number up to 4x10^18, the solution is less than 4 steps. Use Goldbach's conjecture to split both numbers in a sum of two primes. Go from the source to 0, go from 0 to the target. EDIT: Use goldbach's theorem on the differe
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by rrobukef 4y ago
Because each university has university-wide rules forbidding sharing assignment solutions. It is explicitly forbidden even before starting the course unless the syllabus or professor directs you so. You can't "help" others on
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by rrobukef 4y ago
There is a lot of syntactic variation possible, both for formula and algorithms. Even for something as simple as quicksort there is enough natural variation for a class of 30 maybe even 100 (if no references can be used). Anything more comp
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by rrobukef 4y ago
It doesn't matter, both violated academic integrity by letting the copy happen. (Submissions are never stolen) If you think letting copying happen is less severe, you ask them and rebalance based on the work. Most of the time 'the
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by rrobukef 4y ago
Encrypted archival of PII for a limited time, say a year. GDPR allows the storage for legal reasons. A one way hash of PII, salted, stretched, this is enough to verify identity but also doesn't keep the PII directly (I know only 8 bill
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by rrobukef 4y ago
It's in reverse polish notation: let a be the sequence (1, "Enter", 5, "Enter", /) then press $a, $a, +, $a, +.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Out of curiosity: what is the base load, and what is the load when cooking dinner? HN already determined washer/dryers are out. Assuming you cook for 20 to 30 minutes, how much instantaneous load does this add?
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Humanity can accurately measure electrical consumption, right? Instead of limiting peak loads, why not limit daily use? Hell, you can have prepaid electricity. Charge up a card and put it in the limiter. I know there's a deactivated on
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Europe often uses 3 phase 220V or 1 phase 380V for heavy loads like stoves.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
No, addition is commutative and associative, subtraction isn't.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Hell, it can bring precedent to OSS licenses. Bitcoin is MIT licensed : '[...] THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, [...]'. If you, as a creator, can hold co-authors responsible for losses.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Sure you can: 'We found this glow-in-the-dark sludge near a meteorite site. We injected this sludge in 33 healthy male human adults (Homo Sapiens Sapiens) and played loud music. A week later (with mean 168.5 hours and std. dev. 1 hour)
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Here is a testimonial about a modern cave home: https://dengarden.com/misc/The-Pitfalls-of-an-Underground-Ho...
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by rrobukef 5y ago
The capacitive effects will decrease and noise created by inductive effects will increase due to a larger area.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
One of my math teachers regularly abstracted formulas as houses and cigars. You know, 'cause (3x+5)² kind of looks like a house with an x as front door and a ² as a chimney. Cigars were used instead of ellipsoids. When translated they
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Are you sure? One in 500 babies is born with an extra digit.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
> * grandmothering: They were about orienting the field in the world. Distributed computing could (unlikely) have other meanings ('a laptop for every child?'). Redundant for you or me is not redundant to everybody. > Telling
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by rrobukef 5y ago
I don't agree with the author. For me each of the sins have their goal that isn't in what they state. I wonder what the author thinks of this almost 25 years later. ----- * The grandmothering: Too often have I read an abstract, no
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Base64 can be done by hand with two tables: one splitting every character in three times two bits and one that takes four pairs of bits and looks it up in the ascii table. Done. It's hard to call this encryption.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
So it's possible to modify the skin tone of emoji but impossible to disunify CJK characters? There are RTL modifiers for Arabic languages, it's impossible for CJK? It shouldn't be harder than existing unicode handling.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
"Leading with technology"
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Prediction: Coming soon to every language and IDE.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
What a weird case of 'nomen est omen'.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
More than three decades of bugs, crashes, worms, virused, trojans, hackers, scammers, social engineering, ransomware, idiot users and the occasional battery fire. I'd secure my device as well.

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