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by tovej 3y ago
This is true to some extent, although certainly SPMD has subgroups and reduction operations on those are fairly common. And you are essentially repeating my point from before, that the fact that an operation among the SIMT threads can be sc
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by tovej 3y ago
Ok dude, give me an actual argument. Tell me a substantial way that SIMT is different from SPMD
723.
by tovej 3y ago
and again, did you even read my reply? You're disagreeing by stating my point back to me. The point about divergence is that IF the threads DONT diverge, you get SIMD scheduling, the GPU can schedule the equivalent of a SIMD OP across
724.
by tovej 3y ago
OP did not conflate them, SPMD and SIMT are the same model, they're just used in different contexts.
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by tovej 3y ago
Are you even reading the text you cite? That compares SIMD to SIMT. SIMD, not SPMD. SIMD is a more restrictive hardware paradigm, SPMD is just a mutiple copies of a single program running on multiple processes/threads, i.e., exactly wh
726.
by tovej 3y ago
How can you say that so confidently? Floating point is terrible for decimals, as any number not consisting of only 0's and 5's after the decimal point does not have a precise representation. What if you're counting ratios or
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by tovej 3y ago
Bill Gates has been buying up water reserves, has investments in polluting industries, and he's got an interest in keeping the public thinking it's "not so bad". It is. Bill Gates is also behind the "our world in da
728.
by tovej 4y ago
You mean like China's social credit system? Sounds dystopian
729.
by tovej 4y ago
or barely succeed and have to make up the debt to technical design and process quality later, taking longer in the end than if you had built a solid foundation for your endeavor
730.
by tovej 4y ago
Are the conservative voices advocating for violence against LGBTQ+, ethnic minorities, and critics? Then it's not really hypocrisy but completely valid and according to the policy of most of the platforms.
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by tovej 4y ago
Best part: he's been claiming he has a bachelors in physics, he doesn't. He's tech illiterate, he can't manage for shit, he just makes up some silly sci-fi promises for most of his projects and then silently buries them
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by tovej 4y ago
You're right, it's pretty widespread these days, but in the early 2010s I would have associated it mostly with 4chan culture, although I suppose other communities would have used it as well. I'm not as terminally online anymo
733.
by tovej 4y ago
Is this the James Burnham who really wanted to use biological and chemical weapons in Vietnam? The James Burnham who thought Germany and Japan would win world war II? The James Burnham who was so blinded by his ideology that he couldn'
734.
by tovej 4y ago
You should call a spade a spade.
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by tovej 4y ago
inevitably = eventually
736.
by tovej 4y ago
The stock market is not zero sum. The value of a stock going up is not dependent on speculation alone. For most stocks there is an actual underlying asset which generates value in dividends or you get a shareholder vote.
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by tovej 4y ago
There are several reasons this wouldn't work: 1. How do you check the output of the voice to code step? If you need as much expertise as you do now to actually review the code, then the voice to code step is just a layer that adds conf
738.
by tovej 4y ago
I don't think it helps that working a lot of jobs it feels like I've had a negative contribution to human well-being and ecology. I cannot think of a large successful private company that is a net positive to society.
739.
by tovej 4y ago
Wow, that's some wild extrapolation (and association) there.
740.
by tovej 4y ago
And why is a long list necessarily bad?
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by tovej 4y ago
An experiment like OP's would 100% show bias. There weren't multiple researchers, each reader read the exact same paper, but with a different gendered (or non-gendered) name as the author.
742.
by tovej 4y ago
The opposite has been my experience. I think the rolling nature of Arch has really ironed out the kinks in their release systems.
743.
by tovej 4y ago
Eh, I had the C++ standard library break on unstable a year ago. That's not really acceptable, I'd say unstable is a fair name. There's a few system-breaking changes a year, e.g. gnuplot broke last month.
744.
by tovej 4y ago
Cash doesn't tend to bypass international capital regulations quite as easily. It also doesn't waste a ton of useless energy when used.
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by tovej 4y ago
I'm not saying it's a bad editor, but that it is a rather odd fit with a typical vim or emacs flow. If you're using VScode to debug, you are probably using it as your editor as well.
746.
by tovej 4y ago
VSCode is much more than just a debugger, it is a whole environment. It doesn't really feel suitable if you are using a regular Linux development environment.
747.
by tovej 4y ago
That's clear-cut plagiarism. The structure of the text is exactly the same and even specific phrasing is copied verbatim.
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by tovej 4y ago
Tsarist Russia/The Russian Soviet lost Finland, and Lenin acknowledged Finland's independence in 1917 before the Finnish civil war (in the hopes that the revolution would spread internationally and bring Finland and others back in
749.
by tovej 4y ago
People consume what's available, and what's available is US media. Nobody in the west can catch up to the US in media production because the US is the biggest producer of English language media. English language media has the larg
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by tovej 4y ago
Also important to note that the members of the Left Alliance that oppose NATO are primarily skeptical of NATO, not supportive of Russia.

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