triknomeister

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by triknomeister 1y ago
It's kind of counterintuitive, but AI means you actually have to learn even more logical thinking. That doesn't mean Bachelor's degrees need more material, but that, we need to have more of logical thinking and expression. B
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by triknomeister 1y ago
I know the other commenter already said it but just to emphasize, if a poorly paid software engineer earns 3000 Euros/yr, then a trade person will earn around 600 Euros/year if he is lucky.
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by triknomeister 2y ago
Looking at how much pollution is from energy, solar does seem to be the best thing that can happen in current timeline to humanity. Global warming AND pollution gone in a single stroke.
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by triknomeister 2y ago
US spent 13.7B on census which is 1.37B/year since a census is done per 10 year. The ROI is definitely huge. It's not expensive at all.
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by triknomeister 2y ago
It's trivial (in the mathematical sense) to have this ability in Rust.
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by triknomeister 2y ago
It is a local problem when you're doing HPC. Not for most business apps though I agree.
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by triknomeister 2y ago
Really? That's pretty horrible understanding of stats you have there. By your logic, it makes no sense to say that the fertility rate is 1.81 and has changed by 0.8 to now be 1.73 because a woman can either give birth to 1 or 2 kids. W
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by triknomeister 2y ago
Not completely disagreeing with you but: 1. It is a single entity but composed of teams from 38 different partners. They have a "consortium". It has its disadvantages but it is not a completely independent funding. 2. The "co
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by triknomeister 4y ago
There can be a variety of factors from learning disabilities to time required to form thoughts correctly. May be they would provide you with a better answer if you ask a question and let them answer it in a couple of weeks.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
The sheer cost of VR platforms would make it non-ubiquitous. People in developing countries use mobile because it is that versatile, and that is why mobile is the king currently. I don't see how AR/VR platforms will ever replace t
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Just needs practice. It's like when you want to learn a new language. If you hear too much of a language you don't have practice off, you might just get put off by it. But the more you practice, the more you understand subconsciou
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by triknomeister 4y ago
What are you smoking? :-P
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by triknomeister 4y ago
In my company, we have observed that work from home has increased productivity in short term. But true collaborations have actually decreased. Often, in office, you would have coffee breaks/lunch with people from different departments,
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Well, both things are wrong, planets do not orbit the sun or the center of earth's orbit, but the center of solar system, which is actually outside the sun.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
The point is that, there are no downsides to double-blind peer review, and it is hence possible that with double blind peer review, less well-known people might get more journal articles. This might lead to more diverse research techniques
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Mathematics doesn't have double blind peer review unfortunately. It will help in a big number of cases, even if some cases fall off (for example, if you do experiments on a well-known software which only one lab works on, then double b
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by triknomeister 4y ago
That's horrible move from Feynman about credit.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
And get equivalent of ODR errors.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
So, everywhere apart from the top 5% of the world?
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by triknomeister 4y ago
If your product relies on any compilers/tools which are themselves updated, then at least your CI needs to be updated regularly enough. May be in your case, that was the case, but if not, then that would just to me that the product is
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by triknomeister 4y ago
You are also forgetting another market: HPC. AMD MI200 GPUs are the boss cards to have if you want to do HPC right now.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Today's war are more economic in nature. Instead of real military wars.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Static hosting on VPS cite is easy as hell. Get a VPS with Ubuntu 22.04 for as low as 3 Euros/Month, execute the following commands: ``` sudo apt-get install -y nginx python3-certbot-nginx certbot sudo ufw allow "Nginx Full"
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by triknomeister 4y ago
I thought this post would be about how ASICs are probably a better bet.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Same is true for windows, but due to prevalence of windows and the effort of MS (certified for windows program), most hardware tries to make itself work on windows. It also makes sense given that Windows still has 78.5% share in the market.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
The number of spam connections emerging from China and Russia are huge. For small firms who might not have the expertise or the budget to host things on CloudFlare, wholesale blocking off IP addresses from the two countries results in almos
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Does that matter? A code provided should be provided with the license needed to use the code, otherwise the user is opening themselves up to litigation. Hence why I agree with another comment somewhere that Microsoft is banking on software
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by triknomeister 4y ago
If the media copyright industries and their ContentID is anything to go by, it doesn't matter. It's all derivative.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
Maybe github copilot is the right tool.
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by triknomeister 4y ago
99% of work in 100% of interesting projects is boring.

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