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by tubby12345 5y ago
how does this work with ctypes and things like that (or clangd)?
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Ask HN: Buy a used 1U as a compiler server
8 points by tubby12345 5y ago|26 comments
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by tubby12345 5y ago
NVVM IR compiles down to PTX which then is compiled by the driver to a shader language (or something like that).
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by tubby12345 5y ago
this is one of those things that nicely illustrates the gap in network/access/info that ivies+ grant. i too had no idea of such a thing until i attended ( as a guest of a columbia econ phd student ) an invited talk by susan athey
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by tubby12345 5y ago
When people say "I'm sure" I'm always just floored. Why are you so sure? Have you spoken to these supposed cloud providers and had them tell you this? Here's one I'm sure about: no one cares about Mathematica e
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>In the aggregate, both GPA and SAT You're literally commenting on a thread about how the SAT is being removed from criteria and your whole point is that the intangibles (you used a bunch of ambiguous words like diligence and etc an
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by tubby12345 5y ago
Damn that's what I get for commenting late at night
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>If you 'don't have basic high school skills', you're 'not suited' to Engineering. begs the question. >and even those need a level of competency only found in the upper tranches (say top 1/3) of stud
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>teaching your kids to show up to class and pay attention, do homework etc. is not something that costs money (of course it can help). of course it does. it costs money in the form of time - you have to be not working at home to have the
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>If you back basic high school skills then you're not only probably not suited to Engineering, you're also probably not going to cut it. Quiet part aloud right here. What you're saying is that if you haven't been rais
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by tubby12345 5y ago
so does this mean there are no generic structs in generic go?
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>One annoying bit about Go's generics is that you can't use type parameters in methods. i haven't written go in a long time (generics would/could get me to go back to it) but are you saying that functions can't b
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by tubby12345 5y ago
There's an article like this once a week because everyone is trying to stake their claim to "I predicted it" so that in 10-15 years they can retire on the conference circuit (ala yann lecun and bengio and all those others). H
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by tubby12345 5y ago
not comfortable putting any emails/handles on here (bitten before). but if you put an email in your profile i'll reach out.
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>10-100us for simple models (say, a fully connected dnn with a few million parameters) I basically don't believe you. I'm a researcher in this area (DNNs on FPGAs) and you cannot get these latencies on real models without going
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by tubby12345 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by tubby12345 5y ago
you're spewing misogyny. what did you expect me to do? praise you for it?
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by tubby12345 5y ago
your comments are FB level posts disguised as brilliant wisdom.
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>Seems to me a failure to approach at the bar ... >Not getting the number=rejection you're redefining success to be a very narrow, highly, contrived, outcome. i had a rich and successful dating life by any measure so you can&#x27
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>Don't ever take dating advice from women. What women think they want and what they actually want are two different things. man i guess if you really want to know what hn's values are then just broach dating. jesus.
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>"then why are you going through all the rejections with the associated pain which makes me suffer so bad?" you've assumed the premise without even knowing it and it's doubly ironic because it didn't occur to you
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>Makes me wonder how much faith I should put in comments on topics where I don't know as much. Despite murmurings to the contrary hn is no different from any other social media site that doesn't curate content. The fact that th
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by tubby12345 5y ago
TS won't work. Despite claims to the contrary the only way to use TS effectively is as a tracing aid.
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by tubby12345 5y ago
Math is about formalizing "simple ideas" so that they can be reasoned about exactly .
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by tubby12345 5y ago
Lolol why? Even if you're a mathematician in a different area you might have no clue what that sentence means.
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by tubby12345 5y ago
Hmm must be the last (leave it to Harvard to persist in the persist in the pretence I guess) but fwiw this is the entirety of the task: >Students may request to substitute the Italian language exam if it is relevant to their area of math
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>They had a language requirement for a math PhD. To get a PhD you had to either be fluent in one of French, German, or Russian, or you had to have a sufficient reading ability in two of those to read the current and historical math liter
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by tubby12345 5y ago
Lol this is so aspirational it could only come from an undergrad. Let me tell you that I've finally made it to the stressful part of the being a serious "AI" researcher, where I have a real project (as in difficult to achieve
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>As a math grad, I think you had the advantage of having a lot more theory. The funny thing is that I didn't. I sucked exactly at the kind of combinatorics (figured that out in the first few weeks of stats where you have to count th
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by tubby12345 5y ago
>I suppose the target groups of people studying his introductory book is not any random junior student at a random CS department I have never understood this take on CLRS because I was basically this archetype - I went back to school for

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