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by shaklee3 5y ago
It was, and still proves that a company marketing it with $500M didn't happen. Are you also going to say the same about python, or can we end this discussion?
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by shaklee3 5y ago
C++ and C have spent $0 on marketing and are more popular, so I don't think this is a good indicator of success.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Armadillo, MKL
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by shaklee3 5y ago
GPUs have this with warp instructions
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Because they share the same spectrum, orbital slots, sky, etc.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Considering teslas are only sold in a few countries, and by far mostly in the USA, that number is likely more like 0.1%
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by shaklee3 5y ago
They do in the paper
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by shaklee3 5y ago
My problem with articles like these is the sensational headlines that Tesla made an AMD/Nvidia killer. AMD and Nvidia could both make this chip if they wanted to, but dedicating all the die to matrix multiply cores is a waste for most
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Starlink Study Reveals Mind-Boggling Facts About Service Outages(wccftech.com)
3 points by shaklee3 5y ago|0 comments
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Right, I understand the claims, but as you can see with AMD there's a ton of work to actually be competitive, and AMD has a large team working on it. I'm just skeptical at the claim the the software is of any use to anyone but a s
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by shaklee3 5y ago
That's not true. There have been plenty of studies showing cloth masks help significantly over nothing, and especially if it's a double layer mask. The cotton ones that are breathable are worse.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
It's also a fictional product at this point. Even if the hardware existed, if you can't program it, it won't succeed.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-python
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by shaklee3 5y ago
It's released here: https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-python
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Nvidia Releases CUDA Python(nvidia.github.io)
73 points by shaklee3 5y ago|11 comments
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Registers and cache are used together, though. And shared memory is the same as the L1 cache, but manually controlled.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
> sounds good, but each SM drives 128 “CUDA cores”, each corresponding to a thread in the SIMT programming model. Per thread, we get about 0.09 bytes of memory bandwidth per cycle – or perhaps less awkward at this scale, one byte every 1
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Read the article, then respond. #1 you don't know everyone who worked on it, and #2 the entire point of the article is this is WAY lower than their prevaccinated days in January.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-644288348135 Your anecdotal evidence from a friend isn't data.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
This is why the pandemic is nowhere near over. People who don't read data taking a political stance just because it's their right.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Getting a shot is not a medical procedure and more than going to the dentist is. The efficacy is still much, much higher than not being vaccinated. I'm not sure I see what you're getting at.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
https://nypost.com/2021/08/04/covid-19-cases-in-children-sur...
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by shaklee3 5y ago
What are your concerns if you were to do it? Is it purely to take a stance?
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by shaklee3 5y ago
You were vaccinated as a child and you're presumably perfectly fine. And it's not about you. It's about not being selfish to end a pandemic that affects other people a lot worse than it does you.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Misleading/debunked: https://twitter.com/sailorrooscout/status/142224191618851636...
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by shaklee3 5y ago
This has been debunked in a way. Viral load does not translate to how well they transmit it. Vaccinated people do not transmit covid as easily.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Please cite a recent source that natural immunity is better/longer lasting.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
This has already happened. There's a world organization distributing millions of vaccines, and soon billions.
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by shaklee3 5y ago
Yes vaccinated people can pass it on, but not as easily (study released today). Yes getting vaccinated will end the pandemic sooner because A) it won't be transmitted as much, and B) hospitals won't be at capacity for milder cases
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by shaklee3 5y ago
> Younger people effectively have no risk of dying from covid. Elderly have Not true. Delta is showing increasingly worse numbers for younger people. Some children's hospitals are full from it. If you have another argument besides t

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