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by timeu 11y ago
On the university's hp are two nice videos that explain the Bell test: http://hansonlab.tudelft.nl/loophole-free-bell-test/
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by timeu 11y ago
Would be interesting to see how this benchmarks against the in-memory db of lovefield ( https://github.com/google/lovefield )
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by timeu 11y ago
On a related note: My father is a geophysicist and he is using ground penetrating radard for archeo prospection. It's really amazing. The software can reconstruct entire ancient cities from the GPR signal.
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by timeu 11y ago
How does this compare to bbcp ? I had always trouble getting bbcp to work especially if the hosts are behind a gateway.
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by timeu 11y ago
this might just "jump start" VR (pornos) Ok sorry couldn't let this word pun slip :-p
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by timeu 11y ago
according to the source, the issue is with the chip size: One problem with HBM is especially an issue for large GPUs. High-end graphics chips have, in the past, pushed the boundaries of possible chip sizes right up to the edges of the reti
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by timeu 11y ago
The "challenge" with installing scientific python library, especially numpy, is to make sure that it is built against the fast BLAS libraries (OpenBLAS, MKL or at least ATLAS). The default netlib BLAS library is too slow for any s
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by timeu 11y ago
1. Some time ago I did some benchmarking of different BLAS implementations on our HPC using different CPUs ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5260068/multithreaded-bla... ). MKL and OpenBLAS performed best but ATL
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by timeu 12y ago
On the one hand this is really awesome because by opening ChromeOS up to Android apps it becomes much more useful. The other side of the medal is that this might slow down progress on the open web-platform as developers would rather develop
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by timeu 12y ago
This article addresses the criticism of "merely syntax update" http://jakearchibald.com/2015/thats-so-fetch/
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by timeu 12y ago
Isn't this approach what service workers are supposed to solve (controlling the cache) ?
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by timeu 12y ago
They are referring to OpenID Connect which is actually Oauth2 for login and has nothing to do with openid 2.0 which is being phased out by most authentication providers (I.e google) http://openid.net/connect/
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by timeu 12y ago
This is used for the new AngularJS 2.0
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by timeu 12y ago
This was apparently used for Google's new Inbox and the new Sheets App. https://plus.google.com/110412141990454266397/posts/PH9Yz9un...