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by rualca 6y ago
> I have no idea what "1 vCPU" means in this context but severely doubt it even means "1 hyperthread" (...) I don't believe anyone looking into this sort of offering is expecting even or looking for "1 hyper
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by rualca 6y ago
> Their small m1s instances are $3.5/month or 0.0045$/hr. 1GB ram, 15GB storage, bandwidth is a little harder to understand exactly but "1TB". Doesn't Hetzner offer a cheaper instance with double the RAM?
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by rualca 6y ago
I gave scaleway a try last year during one of their promos, and I recall they immediately double-charged my CC. Not the best first impression, and to me it was the last one as well.
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by rualca 6y ago
> (...) then the correlation of f and g evaluated at x It really isn't the same, and oddly enough you unknowingly show that off, by mentioning that convolution is the function that maps input functions to the output function, but th
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by rualca 6y ago
You really aren't. That assertion is like commenting that elementary arithmetics is discrete signal analysis because 1+1=2, which happens to match the amplitude of a resonance of a normalized vibration mode. It isn't. It's a
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by rualca 6y ago
> Convolution is digit-based multiplication, It really isn't, and I don't understand the level of confusion that leads to this assertion. Is it because the elementary school algorithm for multiplication decomposes a number in i
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by rualca 6y ago
> And multiplication is a fancy convolution (with carries). It really isn't. Just because you see different digits being multiplied that doesn't mean you're convolving functions.
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by rualca 6y ago
> I don't think you can really call it a generalized dot product, because it doesn't map to a scalar. This. Convolution is a function which results from applying to convolution operator to two functions. A dot product is nothi
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by rualca 6y ago
> The only cherry picking is that the numbers need to be small enough that the decimal digit does not overflow Aren't you restating my point? > So, if you convert to a digit of a large enough base you can do any multiplication wi
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by rualca 6y ago
You should be more careful and precise in your attempts to describe these things. Inverting the phase of a signal is entirely different than inverting the signal. Time-reversed signals are not the same as phase-reversed signals.
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by rualca 6y ago
> This is cool I don't agree the example has anything to do with convolution. The example is explained with plain old primary school multiplication. 100101 * 23 = (100000+100+1)*23 = 2300000+2300+23 There isn't an
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by rualca 6y ago
I'll contain my excitement until Asus releases it's price. A Raspberry Pi competitor that's marginally better in some limited aspects isn't worth much if charges a hefty premium.
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by rualca 6y ago
> As I'm not a dev of the code (and have no time to become one — our agile sprint planning will never allow time for that, and, since I'm not one of the devs) I'm not able to add the information I need to the code to get t
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by rualca 6y ago
> I disagree with almost every single point of this article except that buying can be better than building I agree, and I found the comment on how QAs somehow made quality worse to be specially absurd and detached from reality. I mean, t
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by rualca 6y ago
> You sure like the phrase “conspiracy theory”. That's exactly what you're pushing: a theory of how some people have conspired to do something. Is this not true? Is this not the essence of all these outlandish and baseless theo
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by rualca 6y ago
Why, think about it. Covid deaths are practically concentrated on age groups over 65 years old. People dying from other causes aggregate multiple causes which, due to the aggregation, are spread out over the whole age range. Due to the pyra
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by rualca 6y ago
Please keep your absurd conspiracy theories to yourself. You do no good to anyone or anything by intentionally spreading bullshit and false information.
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by rualca 6y ago
> Extripating the virus completely from the population, and keeping it out through total physical isolation of that population from the rest of the world, is a tall task. The goal is not to erradicar the disease. The goal is to take basi
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by rualca 6y ago
> what these numbers and the media and your average joe terrified of dying seem to miss is something thats qualitative, not quantitative: quality of life. What? What led you to come up with that absurd baseless assertion? I see or saw no
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by rualca 6y ago
> You realize that the court cases haven’t completed yet, right? Can you point out a single court case that isn't a complete clown show and actually presents a properly substantiated case in a relevant jurisdiction?
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by rualca 6y ago
> When the margins of victory in several states are so small, this seems to be merely conjecture. Your conspiracy theory is based on the assumption that tens of thousands of votes can be cast fraudulently and matching records without any
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by rualca 6y ago
> You're not doing anything even remotely close to the features offered by cloud providers or even managed hosting providers. So what? Who in their right mind believes in, say, you need to operate and maintain half a dozen types of
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by rualca 6y ago
> One is being able to properly provision resources. Being able to write just a function and have it consume just that tiny amount of resources rather than a whole VM is huge. Being able to spin instances up and down as you need them is
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by rualca 6y ago
> However, I can point a link to Montgomery county election workers filling in the circles on absentee ballots [0]. Is that your smoking gun? I mean, you're pointing to an article about an incident involving one person working on a
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by rualca 6y ago
> This is not a matter of left and right, it's a matter of truthfulness and peaceful transition of power, which is the most fundamental mechanism in any functioning state. Truth be told, in the current US panorama it also doesn&#x27
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by rualca 6y ago
As an outsider, what I'm seeing is one side arguing that the election results are clear, and another side which is generating a constant stream of propaganda based on falsehoods and misrepresentations and theatrics to try to circumvent
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by rualca 6y ago
> Source that the past US election was free and democratic? I'm not sure you're being serious. In case you are, can you provide me with any example which supports the assertion that US voters haven't freely expressed their
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by rualca 6y ago
> What does it matter if people say Biden didn’t win? You're asking if rejecting the result of free and democratic elections and pushing for the subversion of a democratic regime by arguing in favour of installing an illegitimate ru
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by rualca 6y ago
That's what Ansible does, but with a DSL that helps users not shoot themselves in the foot and with scripts that are designed to be idempotent.
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by rualca 6y ago
>>So in 2060 it will still be a huge company with $20B in revenue? That's great for shareholders. Meanwhile, keep in mind that IBM exited the consumer computing device market. If that's also in store for Intel then it's

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