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by sinuhe69 7y ago
Yeah, TSR was definitely the kick-ass programming technique at the time because it DOS was so limited. The only way to pep it up was to install some TSR sidekicks. Writing these TSR sidekicks was difficult if one wants it to do it correctly
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
Kick Ass Delphi Programming? https://studfile.net/preview/415049/page:38/
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
Arms crossed and rolled up sleeves!
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
True. Especially if nature already has the best direct carbon capture technology since hundreds millions of years for free: trees!
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
There is no deep learning without massive data. What do you expect? :D
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
All the points are sensible. But hardly any of them is new so it doesn't help explain why iOS 13 is so buggy.
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
How about Conway Game of Life. The rules are simple but emergent pattern are complex enough that Wolfram could write a whole book about it.
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
“500 megapixel, 5 times the resolution of human eyes”: wrong. The resolution of human eyes is around 576 megapixels. https://curiosity.com/topics/how-many-megapixels-is-the-huma...
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
The funny thing is that Guardian got the central idea totally wrong: "the related idea of "deliberate practice" — or pushing your skills over long hours " No, deliberate practice is not just long hours practice. Delibera
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
I read the article with great excitement and enthusiasm. The idea of contact-less rotor and dynamic positioning is IMO brilliant. However when I read the overview article on Wikipedia, my optimism was somewhat damped. Even the "ancient
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
Some critics from ZDNet: There is very little information about how the two types of networks, neural and neuromorphic, are trained, which is an important issue for either one separately, and even more important when they're combined.
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
The research team designed a self-driving bicycle experiment to evaluate the chip’s capability for integrating multimodal information and making prompt decisions. Equipped with the Tianjic chip and IMU sensor and a camera the bicycle was ta
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New Chinese chip for hybrid AI thousands times more efficient than GPU(syncedreview.com)
11 points by sinuhe69 7y ago|3 comments
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
I love snap! It's IMO the only visual system with them one can teach programming seriously and properly. The only problem is its slow loading speed. And I mean really slow. Any program takes minutes to load (on a iPad). In comparison,
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
But you can not put a tzar bomb on a rocket, that can be fired from a silo or even from a submarine. And to threat America and Europe your rocket need to flight 10000 miles or more and reach Mach 5 or even faster. All possible only with hig
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
But you can not put a tzar bomb on a rocket, that can be fired from a silo or even from a submarine. And to threat America and Europe your rocket need to flight 10000 miles or more and reach Mach 5 or even faster. All possible only with hig
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
They already have low yield nukes but to develop high yield, compact warheads without much nuclear testing (which can be easily detected and would undoubtedly draw critics from other countries) precise simulation on super computer is necess
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
ARM China stopped working with Huawei, too (BBC reported)
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
I wonder why Singapore didn't say such things decades ago when the confrontation between US and the Soviet Union hit up? Because today confrontation still looks very much similar: between the free democratic bloc and a communist aggres
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by sinuhe69 7y ago
I always thought it's a common sense that most of the industry is still running on legacy stuffs. I also thought it's common sense to critically examine other stories and opinions and to evaluate them in your own context before fo
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
The most stupid thing about the EU upload filter is it came only to effect because the Sweden delegation have pressed the wrong buttons!
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I believe it’s almost identical to other fields: review, revise and reflection is the best way to learn. If someone want to improve his code quality, he should continuously review his code, best together with a “better” programmer. After fi
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I think one word would shed light on such anecdotes: deliberate practice. Countless literature and researches have pointed out that simply doing more would not bring much improvement but find out what is missing and practice it to perfectio
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I believe for these employers a PhD servers as a signal only: somebody who is (super?) smart, has grit and can innovate. Are we not saying “he is smart (because) he has a PhD” all the time? However, I argue there are another ways to achieve
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Funny that recycling in other countries like Germany actually works! https://earth911.com/business-policy/recycling-in-germany/
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Yes, art is a lot about trial & error to find one’s way. Because the goal is not to achieve something but finding one’s own expressions. That why artists do a lot of copies to master basic techniques but they don’t stop there yet must g
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I believe telling small children scary stories so they would refrain from doing something particular damaging is quite common among many cultures. Vietnamese in the old days for example were doing exactly the same. The problem is however th
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Interesting question as this particular case is suspected to be political/economical involved already.
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
To be frank, I don’t see the benefit of convergence. Admittedly, one code base is cool and convenient, sure but if one considers the additional cost of design, maintenance and the loss of the optimal user experience, I think convergence i
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Basically, the author suggested a “back to basic” approach, which is of course not totally wrong. But ignore the very real challenge of the software industry is not going to help either. We can not sit down to plan and wait for the so-calle

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