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rubatuga
5y ago
The RTX 3060 in my machine is working well under Windows and Linux. It's a bit tricky to set up, but it's been super stable for me, with no crashes in the past few months.
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5y ago
Locked out from an ad platform for simply using another competitor, not even related to ads?
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5y ago
Do tell more.
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5y ago
Can anybody back up the claim that having four positively charged Amino acids near an active site of a protein is rare? Never mind, this article is pretty unreliable..
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5y ago
Having 6 previous coronaviruses allows you to construct a prior with mean and variance. Gaussian distributions assume the least about a distribution. I'm not sure why you are so against using information/bits that we already know
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5y ago
Completely agree with the growth vs fixed mindset. It's like a breath of fresh air after spending most of your life being fixated on odd metrics, identities, or goals. As noted in the article, humility and the ability to change are sup
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5y ago
Lol, they state that their model is a 1000 times more powerful than BERT? Under what metric?
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5y ago
Anybody here want to fork Mumble for a better UI and authentication experience?
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5y ago
You can trigger some insane GPU bugs from just user-space programs, and while using the WebGPU Python wrapper, I’ve managed to completely corrupt the screen buffer (which required a restart), completely frozen the GPU, and can consistently
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5y ago
No, idea 1 has not been debunked.
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5y ago
It's a highly emotional and speculative post about how short selling should be banned because of a slim chance that "immuno-oncology" research could have received more funding.
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5y ago
I think this is an important point to say. We simply have no reason to use retinas to distinguish sex.
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5y ago
If you want clean IPs for self-hosting a mail server, you can use a service we created called Hoppy Network: https://hoppy.network Our IP addresses are not on any blacklists, and we don't block SMTP or mail ports.
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5y ago
Please don’t support Amazon from creating another network-effect product that creates vendor lock-in, and privacy issues. Convenience should not be the end-all goal, as the ad blatantly states, but instead interoperability and open-protocol
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5y ago
Please let us know what models you use for STT!
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5y ago
TLDR: Don't let artificial metrics rule your life. Chasing Hacker News points is one of them.
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5y ago
I haven’t researched too deeply, but keeping it powered on will cause the drive to scrub and correct errors.
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5y ago
If in a hot environment (50C), your SSD in storage will degrade in a matter of years. Hard drives don’t suffer the same degradation.
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5y ago
Finally has ARM builds for pyarrow!
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5y ago
Still, the one that contains only numbers (the most potentially ambiguous) is of the format yyyy-MM-dd
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5y ago
Mutual information relies on probability distributions, so I don’t think it makes sense to compare two random embeddings using it. Also, cosine similarities aren’t used in training BERT, I think it’s just cross entropy loss, which makes sen
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5y ago
You can delete the security questions after setup.
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5y ago
en-CA has the best date format: yyyy-MM-dd
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5y ago
Thank god iOS doesn’t have vibration support, we simply don’t want it
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5y ago
They mean local minimum as in an attractor state. Each "memory" is an attractor state stored in the Hopfield network.
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5y ago
The GEMM instructions are sent to Tensor Cores by the scheduler. The cutlass library is the open source version of cublas: https://github.com/NVIDIA/cutlass
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5y ago
Google has done the same with YouTube to create lock-in for content creators, just like the Play Store. My pet conspiracy theory, they're also doing the same with Chrome browser, by creating as many useless features as possible.
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5y ago
I see, we need some coordination mechanism, and at that point, why not just use a central server to manage notifications :)
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I mean, if you just have a select() command blocking, I don't see why having a 100 sockets open would be any different than 1 socket.
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5y ago
Mostly lettuce, some vegetables, and a few herbs
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