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rubatuga
6y ago
That's still considered parameters of a generalized neural network.
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6y ago
Try a used WRT1200AC, it has an extremely powerful ARM processor, and is super stable. I'm getting >500Mbit over 5GHz on a 2x2 antenna setup.
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6y ago
Wait, you mean you don't extract genomic data from Excel? The MARCH1 gene brings many interesting surprises.
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6y ago
Whoops, you're right. I didn't know that SOCKS only forwards data, not packets.
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6y ago
TCP over TCP is not the best idea, but it works in a pinch. Edit: see below
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6y ago
If your model supports Out of distribution detection, you are very correct.
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6y ago
You guys could implement a RTS-CTS protocol
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6y ago
are you aware of the halting problem?
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6y ago
Lol, I've tried Svelte and it worked fine for business operations. Experience > conjecture.
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6y ago
X5690 (Westmere) works well in Z400. Here’s another article specifying the BIOS update: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/new-microcode-for...
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6y ago
HP Z400 series got the microcode updates, so it was actually up to your vendor.
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The WRT1200AC has a Marvell chipset, which I've never tried before
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6y ago
The MT7621 boards support OpenWRT, but IMO, they are a buggy mess requiring constant reboots, or freezes after long-hours of torrenting. Just because it runs OpenWRT, doesn't mean its stable. I'm testing out a WRT-1200AC, which ha
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6y ago
Pretty ironic indeed
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It would be slow and your laptop would sound like it’s taking off
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6y ago
Ingest would be a better choice
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6y ago
No, there were two chips in the iPhones and one had significantly worse battery life
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6y ago
I found animations a bit of a struggle, especially when combining multiple of them. There were performance bugs with some of the combined animations, and the Svelte documentation didn’t make it clear how animations could affect things like
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6y ago
You will be happy to know that the RTX 3060 has 12GB of VRAM. I try BERT-Large training on it here: https://www.naut.ca/blog/2021/03/16/rtx-3060-vs-jetson-agx-f...
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6y ago
Turns out the 24 pins of USB-C are now all used for 20Gbps USB 3
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6y ago
It’s not easy to find clean IPs, especially for running mail services. We purchase clean IP addresses that make it easier to set up your cloud services without being black listed or associated with malicious IP blocks.
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Show HN: Hoppy – Public IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses over WireGuard
(hoppy.network)
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6y ago
Lmfao, you assume that docker is easy to install
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6y ago
You don’t even need docker if you build from source
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6y ago
looks like the images are faked
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6y ago
Lol they probably would have been caught sooner if they used PGP
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6y ago
I think you mean Intel ME not Intel AMT.
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6y ago
You can get 37.5ms latency on a MacBook Air running at 60Hz: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15488191 I think if you use a 120Hz monitor on a Linux text console, it would be sub 20ms.
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6y ago
Tube amps are amazing for distortion effects, no doubt. But for a 1-to-1 reproduction of audio signals, it's not great.
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6y ago
He can always blog his ... views
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