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by tehsauce 7y ago
I guess is not a very impressive number in that case
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by tehsauce 7y ago
They also have been building a javascript version! A few years ago (as part of the GSOC program) I worked on parts of their webgl renderer, and ended up adding a feature to threejs as a result! Sergey has done a great job with it. Try it in
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by tehsauce 7y ago
Nitpick but technically there is not a Haskell runtime, only compiler (at least if we're talking about ghc)
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by tehsauce 7y ago
Yes, it's all legal issues. If the government doesn't want money to easily be sent in/out of the country, this isn't going to change that
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by tehsauce 7y ago
I have personally suspected this, but was unaware it has been "proven many times". Do you have some references?
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by tehsauce 7y ago
This is the proper analysis
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by tehsauce 7y ago
I exchanged a couple emails with him years ago, as I wanted to share an interface I designed for viewing 4D (or higher) geometry. It runs in the browser and you can try it at http://transdimensional.xyz The each column is a sli
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by tehsauce 7y ago
I like this because it could be said seriously or ironically
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by tehsauce 7y ago
This is satire right?
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by tehsauce 7y ago
This article contains almost a dozen character attacks on the forbes author- basically every time he is mentioned. Both authors seem to be far off from the number of deaths and cancer rates estimated by the World Health Organization. https
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by tehsauce 7y ago
How was this made?
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by tehsauce 7y ago
Sounds pretty accurate
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by tehsauce 7y ago
"It doesn’t matter if the AP has a better antenna or is located higher up." Why is this?
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by tehsauce 7y ago
From the conclusion: "Performance does suffer for nontrivial programs, because the compiler will not understand the algebraic structure of the custom functions, and so will not perform important structural optimisations." I wonder
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by tehsauce 8y ago
This is a spot on analysis. The danger is not that the system itself is too powerful, it's that powerful entities are putting so much faith in these systems that when they fail it's catastrophic
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Sounds about right
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Anyone with more knowledge of this know what exactly it is, or how it works?
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Wonderful article!
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Very nice article!
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Definitely webgl
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by tehsauce 8y ago
As of about a year and a half ago. (Edit: nevermind, I must have been mistaken)
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Care to elaborate what these types of problems are and how erland fixes them?
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by tehsauce 8y ago
There are two-pass approaches that do this, such as photon mapping. In the first stage, light is emitted from light sources and allowed to to scatter throughout the scene, and each "hit" of a photon on a medium is stored in a lar
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Ray-tracing does not necessarily mean rays are cast from the light source.
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Rocket lab's Rutherford engine uses a closed cycle with battery powered fuel pumps. They were actually to fly an engine like this in their "electron" rocket, as early as 2017. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Pretty cool! Excited for the day GANs produce something more meaningful though. I hope that after enough misfires like this eventually someone will produce art that is compelling on its own, without being carried by the "ai" label
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by tehsauce 8y ago
Integrated gpus are almost exactly that, minus the x86 part. A very high number of x86 cores would take a ton of chips space and generate a lot of heat.
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by tehsauce 8y ago
That's true and it's terrible. But they are not building actual weapons that kill people. That's worth something.

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