tomtom1337

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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Can you explain what you mean by this?
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
As an aside to the topic, that's not quite how the maths would work. If the panels were 100% more efficient, you wouldn't need 100% less of them If the panels were 20% more efficient, you'd want 1 -1/1.20 = 16.7% less of
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Oh my god! Thank you for reminding me of bzflag! Those are great memories!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Lovely explanation! Thank you! It is simultaneously crazy that neutrinos can pass through so much matter unhindered, yet intuitive that when something is so small and can only interact with such a small fraction of the volume it is passing
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
This was a wonderful little read, thank you!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Agreed! "What would happen if we were off by some tiny fraction" is a really interesting question to me!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Please do share what you learn! I'm considering switching from mac to Linux, and wezterm is my daily driver.
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
I would appreciate that! Please do!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
This sounds interesting! Have you published it yet?
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Is the idea here to accurately track the acceleration that the sensor is undergoing? So, if you started at a known location with velocity=0 and integrate the acceleration data wrt time twice, you get the relative change in position and can
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Very interesting! I've found a lot of numpy indexing confusing, so it's very nice to see some effort to clean it up!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
This is a very useful methodology. There's a similar blog post called "parse, don't validate" [1] which is very good. [1] https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05/parse-don-t-va..
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
Wow! I'd not noticed this before! Thanks for sharing!
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by tomtom1337 2y ago
This is great! One request would be for the smoothing when zoomed out to not generate square pixels. Example: https://imgur.com/a/lRrHHTJ
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Helix is another one, that tries to improve upon the kakoune model.
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
I have not used spark, but I have written a lot of sql, polars and pandas. I think much more in terms of sql when I write polars than pandas. Do you have any examples of what you are referring to?
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Fun idea. Here are some suggestions: - You don't need it to confirm the cell click. That takes away from the enjoyment. Noone knows if "cell 74" is the one you meant to click or one next to it. - don't show a popup after
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
I'm sure you've got some cool stuff here, but until you update your readme with at minimum one full, self contained working example, no-one is going to try this. You should also turn your readme into a markdown file and incorporat
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Still is, I think, with the Airpods. Perhaps not quite in the same way, and more of a status symbol than a fashion statement, though.
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Likewise, thank you for defining it! I would have assumed it was some sort of technical language and not bothered to look it up!
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Oh, I should have clarified - could one start with a bfloat16 on software-side, convert to float16 (so that e.g a 3.4E38 float16 becomes a 65504 float16), then do any "heavy math" in fast hardware float16 instructions, and then co
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Oh, I should have clarified - could one start with a bfloat16 on software-side, convert to float16 (so that e.g a 3.4E38 float16 becomes a 65504 float16), then do any "heavy math" in fast hardware float16 instructions, and then co
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Is it possible to "pretend" that one's float16 datatype is in fact bfloat16? Since they occupy the same about of memory?
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Do you have a link to any implementations for this?
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Ah, forget the other message, I watched the videos in the wrong order! And I can’t delete or edit using the Hack app!
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Is it just me, or is the gpu version actually slower to respond?
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
I would love to hear some anecdotes!
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
What per 1000? Cars?
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Agreed. Death Stranding was released for Windows over three years ago. A better example might be Larian Studios releasing Baldur’s Gate 3 natively from the beginning of early access.
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by tomtom1337 3y ago
Some context - I’m assuming that OP is Norwegian: 2000 Norwegian kr (NOK) = 198 USD 2000 Swedish kr (SEK) = 191 USD 2000 Danish kr (DKK) = 296 USD 2000 Icelandic kr (ISK) = 15 USD

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