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suavesito
3y ago
It is not a work around in the sense that they will be able to track you, they won't. What Google tells them that if they use Analytics 4, they can use modelling to give attribution of convertion. In this case, attribution means not
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3y ago
Yes, both were created by the same person. On llama.cpp README says > This project is for educational purposes and serves as the main playground for developing new features for the ggml library. (Edit, typo.)
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suavesito
3y ago
Not only that, the README has a section called _Hopes_, the second bullet point being > Inspire people to create similar tools.
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3y ago
Absolutely, the problem I'm referring to is if Apple changed the kernel and not only built an application on top of it. I don't know, but maybe Apple just built an application on top, which seems sensible.
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3y ago
My viewpoint is not that it is fair or not for the carrier doing so. But that restricting freedom from a users device and software should not be allowed. This means that if the carrier decides to sell devices via some kind of credit it cann
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3y ago
Except that making changes can actually invalidate the proof that were made. At least it matters in the sense that Apple should have made an arrangement so the things added didn't invalidate the correctness.
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3y ago
And also GCC.
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I don't want to start a 0-index war, but there is a great argument I read once and wave to share. Indexing can be tough as two different things, selecting or offsetting. When selecting you start from the first (1) option. When offsetti
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3y ago
That is because those are the traditional methods, and are easy to teach. And probably the curriculum hasn't been changed. Also, automatic differentiation is _hard_. Numerical differentiation comes directly from the definition of deriv
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4y ago
That is fundamentally different. Floating point computation not nearly as always needs to be done to the last digit of precision. For a lot of application 10^-8 is more than enough, for some even less digits might be enough. But fast calcul
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4y ago
I mean, american people is as intelligent as anyone else. By the sheer number, is not rare to think that they should have more people of high training on difficult areas to master. What happens to the US is that they "borrow" a lo
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Libtexprintf: Formatted Output with tex-like syntax support
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4y ago
> So arguing "LLVM has lots of correctness bugs" is not helping the case It does not help the case about the correctness of Julia, but it does help the case about Julia having more bugs than other software (negatively for the