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[SIGGRAPH 2017] Anisotropic Elastoplasticity for Cloth, Knit and Hair Frictional Contact: https://vimeo.com/219585631 If that doesn't do it for you, there's a lot more options in the SIGGRAPH paper list at https:
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ROCm only officially supports a handful of server or workstation cards, but it works on quite a few others. I've enabled nearly all GFX9 and GFX10 GPUs as I have packaged the libraries for Debian. I haven't tested every library wi
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A single wind turbine is typically ~3 MW max output with an average output a little less than half that.
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You may be confused because a bijective function must be one-to-one, while in general, a function may be many-to-one. However, the standard definition of a function excludes one-to-many mappings. > A function f from a set X to a set Y, d
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AMD Releases Hip SDK for Windows
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That rule is fundamentally what changes the odds, but it's worth noting that Monty only revealing goats was not one of the rules of the actual Monty Hall gameshow, nor was it explicitly stated in the original framing of this problem (t
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> You're in traffic, you check Twitter on your phone That is illegal in B.C.
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Why have operators at all? If that notation is good enough, then you might as well use it for the built-in types too. We're halfway to designing a Lisp!
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# Sometimes I wake up screaming. Famous figures are gathered in the nightmare, # Steve Bourne, Larry Wall, the whole of the ANSI C committee. They're just # standing there, waiting, but the truely terrifying thing is w
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I thought it was an alien? Although, I must say that "Warning: this product may contain trace amounts of Lisp" is hilarious. https://www.lisperati.com/logo.html
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The hardware that is officially supported is a subset of the hardware that works. You are correct that the RX 7900 XT is not officially supported, but I must point out that you are linking to a fork of the documentation from 2019. This is t
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You can often get more information about an error by setting the environment variable AMD_LOG_LEVEL=3. I briefly talked to the Fedora maintainer and they mentioned there was a known issue with their HIP package. I'd encourage you to fi
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> Only if you use the AMDGPU-Pro drivers, since it requires HIP. The video and compute drivers were merged some time around the ROCm 5.0 release last year. If you have a sufficiently recent kernel, you shouldn't need to install any
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Tilt Brush has been dead for over two years. > The open source archive of the Tilt Brush code can be found at: https://github.com/googlevr/tilt-brush . Please note that it is not an actively developed product, and no
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All RDNA2 GPUs and many Vega GPUs could use the same ISA (modulo bugs). Long ago, there was an assumption made that it was safer to treat each minor revision of the GPU hardware as having its own distinct ISA, so that if a hardware bug were
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I was very hopeful when I saw "AMD Support" listed on a few of those providers, but that appears to only refer only to AMD CPUs. It is, unfortunately, very difficult to find public cloud providers for AMD GPUs.
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The Mario Bros movie is nominally the 24th highest grossing film of all time. Your experience may not have been representative.
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I only briefly visited Alabama, but the Sloss blast furnace was a highlight of my trip. There is a haunting beauty to that place.
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There's great sketch by the Whitest Kids U'Know on the legality of such statements. https://youtu.be/gmiKenqLVAU
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In 2008, Blizzard was owned by Vivendi Universal, which is a giant conglomerate that owns a seemingly random assortment of media properties. Vivendi has gone through so many mergers, acquisitions and divestitures over the years that I find
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You would need to compile a few components from source for Navi 31 if you were to try it today, so out-of-the-box is perhaps an overstatement, but it's certainly doable.
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In 1790, when patents were first brought into law in the United States, it was a requirement that the Patent Office be provided with a working copy of the invention for their archives.
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> The original owners could have put in a voluntary, irrevocable, liquidated damages clause that is sufficiently punitive that no subsequent owner of the company would think to violate it If a court believed the liquidated damages were p
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I was surprised by how expensive the scooters are. They were about same as the price as a car2go rental car back when that was a thing.
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> And it doesn't find any libraries There is some support for libraries with spack external find. For example, most of the ROCm libraries can be used that way.
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AI won't know everything. It's incredibly difficult for anyone to know anything with certainty. All beings, whether natural or artificial, have to work with incomplete data. Machines will have to wonder if they are to improve them
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> there is an almost fundamental disconnect between “easy to understand” and “fast and efficient” In my experience, poor performance is often because the code is needlessly complex and does unnecessary work. In that case, there's no
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I would interpret 'ships' as 'pushes', because git does send delta packfiles on the wire.
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The laptop microphone will pick up whatever noise is in the room. It's easier to filter out background noise with a microphone that is closer to your mouth.
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Wait, what? The effect of the Enter key changes from sending the message to adding a newline when within a list? There's no indication that hitting enter won't just send the message like normal. Thanks for the heads up!
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