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by sk0g 6y ago
You say that like they're mutually exclusive! One project, a custom Ethereum based coin was running behind on time - like way, way behind. A DB based system was delivered as a prototype (where I noticed floats were used for transaction
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by sk0g 6y ago
Nothing has to be broken for a startup or a big corp to attempt to make money themselves. There's money to be made in offering choices - enough money to justify the expenditure in getting something new up and running, seemingly. Speaki
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by sk0g 6y ago
You can also skip building, and run directly using `go run`!
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by sk0g 6y ago
I'll link the the mention of the optimised versions, but that's not what I mean! Say earlier model XYZ trained 4 epochs per hour, and BERT trained 2 epochs per hour. Now on a single card if you can train optimised BERT for 4 epo
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by sk0g 6y ago
When I take a month off work, towards the end I feel the need to be productive again, more than anything, even if the travels I'm doing are very exciting and satisfying. Maybe the timeframes would differ for people, but I doubt many pe
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by sk0g 6y ago
I wasn't being dismissive of their accomplishments, just was bringing up the fact that since this is out of most of our expertise areas, we will likely be less skeptical of the post from the get go.
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by sk0g 6y ago
Mind you, this is an optimised version of BERT, from what I could see in their blog post.
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by sk0g 6y ago
Have you looked at Apex.Amp? TF32 sounds to be along similar lines, and the PyTorch usage is a breeze.
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by sk0g 6y ago
This is more of a tech forum, so we can see through that bullshit. Not as many doctors or physios here, so everything linked is correct :)
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by sk0g 6y ago
Anecdote, but I've known 3 people that would constantly label themselves an empath. 2 of them had very strong sociopathic tendencies, or utter disregard for others (that hey weren't trying to get in the pants of).
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by sk0g 6y ago
High end smartphones now cost around the same as the new Xbox and PlayStation combined would, or about as much as a solid mid range gaming PC...
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by sk0g 6y ago
Thanks for the info! Did some reading and I can see plain reverb being time invariant indeed :) I never realised chorus pedals did more than just stack frequency offsets onto your signal, but I only really play distorted so choruses are of
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by sk0g 6y ago
Ah righto, the reverb pedal I'm most familiar with turns out to not be just reverb - EQD Afterneath does a whole bunch of funky stuff. Plain reverb though, yeah. I was approaching this more from the angle of training a neural network,
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by sk0g 6y ago
Reverb is time invariant? You can set custom decay time, rate etc, so the one not can be heard for say, 10 seconds if you want to go full Devin Townsend. I'd think Chorus would work better. I wanted to do a very similar project, but wi
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by sk0g 6y ago
Where do I find a language free of bugs, vulnerabilities, and anything else that may impact security, while being able to develop things at a sane pace?
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by sk0g 6y ago
C/C++ are a joke? What is your operating system, by far the biggest program you run, written in?
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by sk0g 6y ago
Nvidia's apex.amp does just this - attempts half-precision training where possible, and adjusts scaling factors during training. I achieved a very significant speedup using this on my RTX 2080 Super, though it doesn't support Wind
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by sk0g 6y ago
Since people seem to be downvoting without commenting: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/05/covidsafe-issues-ios-ipho...
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by sk0g 6y ago
From what I heard it works fine on Android, but on iOS it works ok... as long as you have the app running in the foreground, and your phone unlocked, while out and about. The only way to fix that would be to use this new API on iOS.
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by sk0g 6y ago
My current company has a job opening listed on LinkedIn [0], might be of interest. If you reach out, mention my username, they'll know who you're talking about! [0] https://www.linkedin.com/posts/data-zoo_job-
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by sk0g 6y ago
My current company has a job opening listed on LinkedIn [0], might be of interest. If you reach out, mention my username, they'll know who you're talking about! [0] https://www.linkedin.com/posts/data-zoo_job-
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by sk0g 6y ago
Yeah in Python you can do, say, a = b = [] But then the two lists are the same, and appending to one appends to the other. Not particularly useful.
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by sk0g 6y ago
So say I'm close to maxing out my 8c/16t CPU, would a better alternative be a 16*4; 64Ghz single core processor? Why? You wouldn't have true parallelism then, would you? So if you have something, for whatever reason, blocking
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by sk0g 6y ago
Maybe he hates the idea or experiences he's heard of, for in-person ones enough to never give it a shot. Which kinda detracts from the article's legitimacy, IMO. I went to one with a few friends and it was pretty fun, if exhaustin
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by sk0g 6y ago
I never got fully through it, but Amelia Wattenberger's book [0] on it is very good! There's a fairly soft ramp up in complexity, and the later chapters are complex enough that even the previews make you excited to reach and imple
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by sk0g 6y ago
Vue.JS/ Ruby/ D3 is what Wappalyzer picks up for this. D3 is very powerful, but there's a lot to learn too!
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by sk0g 7y ago
If performance means performantly hogging resources performing the most basic of task, then sure.
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Nvidia RTX Voice in action – background noise cancelling(mobile.twitter.com)
6 points by sk0g 7y ago|1 comments
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by sk0g 7y ago
Or better yet, code 451!
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by sk0g 7y ago
That is a lot more effort than re-building the game, isn't it? At that point, just make your own game, or easier yet, play another one.

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