savant_penguin

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by savant_penguin 4y ago
I'm sure these people will gladly put themselves in a position to decide which are valid uses for energy so they can enlighten us all with their wisdom And those who don't obey should be intimidated into compliance. After all, thi
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
"This takes an incredible amount of computing power previously unavailable to the volcanic forecasting community" Could this workload be approximated with neural net models and ran on tpus?
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
Even if you only meet 7/day or 50 in a week that's 1-0.99^50 ≈ 0.4 Forty percent chance of a dangerous encounter/week is too much imho
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
What would be the difference in power consumption from each method? (Would it be always better to multiply? If so why not multiply by one?)
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
The idea is that even if someone points a gun at you they can't do anything to you immediately if you don't have a phone or a credit card with you (as far as I know anyway). But with biometrics no matter what precautions you take,
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
One thing I wonder is what happens to the value is the car when most of its cost come from the batteries and they die
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
There will be no situation in which a mugger could get something from you Don't have your card/phone on you? No worries! We can still force your hand to withdraw money
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
Does it/will it support Bluetooth? As is usually happens, the places I generally need kde connect are the ones with the worst internet connectivity
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
Funnily enough, some people volunteered to test/develop (I don't recall which) the COVID vaccine but were turned down
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
I'd guess that's a proxy for how applicable is your field of study outside academia
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
Switches and raspberries got really hard to find for a while too
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
"Yet there's cause for alarm" I find these claims actually dangerous We risk disrupting what has consistently been a downard trend by acting on some arbitrary definition of "cause of alarm". Teenage pregnancy after
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by savant_penguin 4y ago
Would you kindly tell what types of projects are such nice successes?
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
"This repository is currently disabled due to a DMCA takedown _notice_." This is a disgrace How can something be taken down by nothing more than a notice? What if the next one isn't as big as a project as sympy? DMCA requests
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Funny how businesses weren't greedy a few weeks ago, and just after inflation kicks in they all become greedy. It's all about greed and nothing to do with money printing
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Just skimmed the paper but the benchmarks are super weird
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
You are missing the point. During the holodomor hunger the government forbid getting food food even if your produced it yourself. If you went into the fields after harvesting and tried getting anything that felt on the ground because you an
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
If anything it shows the fragility of having someone point a gun into your head forbidding you to go get food If for whatever other reason you'd live in a remote area and the government used force to stop you from getting food in whate
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Iirc pytorch's einsum used to be very slow
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
What is the specific problem you are trying to fix?
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
I'm curious on how they enforce that
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Pretty please don't kill pytorch Thanks
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
I read this but I'm not sure how it's done. Does he run an optimization step to select the palette that minimizes the error? In that case I'd be cool to know the probability in finding a close enough image in that optimized s
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
I'm really unsure why people still decide to build their companies under Google products
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
So it's time to learn to compile Firefox from source, got it
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Just got busted I did not know this is a false quote :)
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
Maybe I'm being naive here, but why is it so hard to just make more?
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
This is an interesting idea, but quoting Stalin, isn't the really important thing the program that counts the burnt fuses? Maybe that's also exploitable Anyway, the article also says that an exploit is already available to bypass
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
I for one suffer deeply when I try to install the nvidia drivers on Linux. The website binaries _always_ break my system Only the ppas from graphics-drivers work properly My experience on windows is much more automatic and it never breaks a
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by savant_penguin 5y ago
1 petaflop on a chip?? What is the catch?

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