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What alternative within <random> would you recommend and why?
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I used it because it was recommended by Stephan T. Lavavej, maintainer of Visual Studio's C++ Standard Library, in his "rand() Considered Harmful" talk, back when <random> was introduced. See 11m30s. https://
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> Fun times were had as a script kiddie spawning the president and placing it in an IFV and just go demolishing the other players base with this fancy laser. Oh. That's what happened to me. I always wondered where those lasers came
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I have lived in Alberta my entire life and that used to be true here. It's different now. There's blatant corruption from our provincial government in the news every few months, but it seems like that's just accepted now. Thi
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It also takes me a while to collect and calculate all the information required for the home office tax credits and the cost basis for stocks I've sold or moved to my RRSP or TFSA. I probably spent six hours on it this year.
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That was the solution employed in the ActionLabs video linked in another comment, but you'll note that their first attempt failed with that approach. It's difficult to prevent any container that heavy from breaking open when hitti
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Get a block of styrofoam, slice it in two, and carve out a hole between the blocks exactly the size and shape of your egg. Tape the blocks together with the egg in the centre. It is incredibly effective to have a solid surface in contact wi
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Jenkins forked from Hudson at the same time as MariaDB forked from MySQL (and for the same reason). Yet, Hudson has been so thoroughly replaced that even developers who used it for years have probably forgotten about it.
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> The UCP love to threaten, but those initiatives have not proven to be popular with Albertans. Unpopularity didn't stop them from changing the environmental rules to allow a new coal mine in the eastern slopes of the Rockies. The v
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For comparison, my 10 kW solar install completed last week cost 24k CAD (15k EUR). That's just panels, inverters and installation. The incremental cost was likely in part due to the ~160% tariffs on solar panels imposed by the Canadian
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> in the distribution world (Debian, etc) that takes great care about license compliance, patching upstreams to include copyright notices in binaries isn't a thing On Debian, you will find the llama.cpp copyright notice in /usr
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My very first experience in Germany back in 2019 was being driven from the train station to my hotel by a taxi that never turned their meter on. They just told me it was 20 EUR when they dropped me off.
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In three dimensions, the rotation around one axis can affect the distribution of mass around other axes of rotation. That change in the moment of intertia causes acceleration, which can result in chaotic motion even without the addition of
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To expand on that, what's happening is that Valve allows developers to give a Steam copy of the game to anyone who bought the game on a different marketplace. Neither the user nor the developer pay Valve anything for that copy of the g
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I want to believe that, but the president is not doing this by himself. His was re-elected democratically by a majority of voters, and he enjoys the support of the house, the senate, and the federal courts. I fear that the problem lies in t
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We better get good at it. There are many dangerous chemicals used in all kinds of industry that we need to store forever because they will always be harmful to human health. Lead, mercury, cadmium, and other toxic elements will never break
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If they have sufficient market power to force consumers to do anything, they should also be subject to antitrust.
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In my experience, the compiler, compute drivers, and HIP runtime work fine for all modern AMD GPUs. The only parts of the stack that don't run on all GPUs are the math and AI libraries. And that is mostly because AMD isn't buildin
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Yes.
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What is the distance from the Earth to the center of the universe?
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> we'll be either supporting local workers or friendly nations Are there any friendly nations left?
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This was almost my experience when my dishwasher died last year. When looking for reviews and advice, everyone recommended Bosch. However, when I saw it had WiFi, I baulked. After a lot of humming and hawwing, I decided against the Bosch 50
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It's not numerology. The length of time is roughly one human lifetime, which suggests a possible causation.
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The American Revolution was 240 years ago. The US Civil War was 160 years ago. The Second World War was 80 years ago...
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The driver for AMD's XDNA NPU landed in Linux 6.14 [1]. However, the Xilinx AI runtime still needs to be packaged. That may take some time. The NPU runtime stack is based on the Xilinx AI toolchain, which is not yet as mature as the RO
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The RX 7700S is gfx1102. Please see my reply in the thread on the RX 7600, as it is applicable to you too. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43465281
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This is the hardware we test on: https://salsa.debian.org/rocm-team/community/team-project/-/...
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I'm not sure. What were your problems with the RX 7XXX series?
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I work for AMD. To be clear, my new job is about integrating ROCm into the distribution not just about shipping ROCm packages that can run on Debian. I'll be doing things like creating new packages in main, helping to get support for t
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The only driver I'm aware of is the AMDGPU driver in the Linux kernel. It is updated with every release of Linux and is used for all modern AMD GPUs. I find that the drivers generally work well. My complaints are more about the user sp
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