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by sytelus 6y ago
Gosh... if they had made this as box that connects to display and talks to any bluetooth keyboard then this would be gold. Requiring wired keyboard is such a let down and limiting. I would then connect it to my 4K smart TV and also use it a
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by sytelus 6y ago
Sigh... 2020 has gotten to my man Hanselman as well. I have been in a lot of emotional pain this year, likes of which I have never experienced before. Reading stories here now I realize I should be thankful to be alive and functional and st
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How AI is powering a more helpful Google(blog.google)
2 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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by sytelus 6y ago
+1 for Yannic Kilcher videos!
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Tesla’s next ‘killer product’ is Solar Roof(electrek.co)
1 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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The newest Surface Pro X(youtube.com)
2 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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by sytelus 6y ago
Netgear has been dissopointing for me. I like to load up DD-WRT but it's getting harder to make things work these days. One of the feature I want is ability to see usage report per device, especially for kids devices. This is so badly
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by sytelus 6y ago
Pay are subject to demand and supply. If a company insist on co-located employees, pay is subject to demand and supply at that location. If company allows for remote work, pay is subject to global demand and supply of remote employees.
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by sytelus 6y ago
Tabs is obviously the right way :). It allows for setting 1 tab = N space. Faster natigation, better search and replace. It expresses intent much better. The issue is that lot of editors, formatters etc implement this so badly that there is
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by sytelus 6y ago
I don't understand why in 2020 we cannot have transactional firmware updates. Download firmware -> swap out. Is that so hard? This automatically allows for rollback to last known good as well.
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by sytelus 6y ago
TLDR; Recruiters don't care about side projects. Side projects are often shallow and its better to use new tech in real job instead of side projects. I feel most of us would disagree with that. All new jobs in my career were result of
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by sytelus 6y ago
Pay depends on demand and supply, not productivity gains. All productivity gains are transferred to people with capital in capitalism. This is the one reason why rich gets richer.
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Jeff Dean on building intelligent systems with large scale deep learning [video](ycombinator.com)
1 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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Researchers develop versatile robotic fabric(techxplore.com)
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by sytelus 6y ago
Most routers don't even support keeping logs. Where these laws come from?
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by sytelus 6y ago
Not true for NVidia. Companies ultimately sell stories, not products. Tesla could be as much as manufacturing company as Ford but they are not. Stories are very different.
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by sytelus 6y ago
One of the biggest thing is to just start. Sometime the project is so long and problems so hard that you tend to procrastinate. One trick I learned was to add reward just for the start. For example, I have a huge watch later list on YouTube
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by sytelus 6y ago
One of the problems that no one talks about: how do you protect against meteor strikes on moon? On Earth mountains form slowly over thousands of years but on moon they appear instantly when something strikes the surface. It’s like waiting f
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by sytelus 6y ago
I no longer want to buy high end laptop without 4K OLED screen and discrete NVidia 2080 GPU. This allows to use laptop for ray traced gaming as well as deep learning. The VSCode looks beautiful.
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by sytelus 6y ago
You should try disabling processor boost. This causes Windows to drive processor hard even for no apparent reason and fans go nuts. To do this, merge this registry key, go to Power mode Options, CPU and then set Processor boost mode to disa
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Archai: An Open Source Library for Neural Architecture Search(github.com)
2 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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by sytelus 6y ago
If other government owns the data, no laws can be applied to them in war times or from preventing to gather intelligence.
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by sytelus 6y ago
Natural language is designed for describing state of natural objects and events. Traditional programming is so much more abstract. It's super hard to describe what is an array or dictionary. Two people can agree how heavy an apple may
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Understanding deep learning requires rethinking generalization(arxiv.org)
2 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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Fixing Random, Part 1(ericlippert.com)
1 points by sytelus 6y ago|0 comments
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by sytelus 6y ago
Instead of giving away it all away, why not invest $8B which would generates about $800M per year in returns perpetually and give that as 0% loans for education, health and starting new businesses to people who needs it? This would be then
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by sytelus 6y ago
> fp16 is only 30-40% faster than fp32 It really depends on workload. For ImageNet and resnet type architecture its not unusual to get 3X speed up. It also depends on if you do full fp16, leave BNs alone etc. This is a lot because instea
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by sytelus 6y ago
Superficial looks suggests that price is inversely proportional to area size where infrastructure is needed and population density willing to pay for it.
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by sytelus 6y ago
Slow and steady is not useful if it's too little too late. I deal with so many broken websites, products, working with customer support that it is amazing how slow organizations are at reacting to customer needs. Sometime it takes 6 mo
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by sytelus 6y ago
So what if rideshare companies puts you under water if you are not working 40hr week just like an employee? Given the almost duopoly, wouldn't there is no recourse for workers but to accept the same terms as employees. The essence of c

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