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by typon 7y ago
1. More people voted for Clinton than Trump in 2016. If you look at the notion "More campaign funding = more votes", then this instance does not prove that wrong. It says a lot about Clinton's campaign strategy and America&#x
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by typon 7y ago
What I don't understand is why the Boeing executives are not on trial for the negligent killing of 189 + 157 people?
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by typon 7y ago
I didn't believe the 0.3 Euro / kWh number at first. That's three times the price I pay in Ontario! I thought Germany was a world leader in producing energy...guess not.
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by typon 7y ago
This logic doesn't make sense. If something increases productivity and code quality, why wouldn't languages copy it? Ideally languages should also remove unnecessary features, which is actually the thing that makes C++ a confusing
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by typon 7y ago
Why call it inspect instead of match?
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by typon 7y ago
They could always release figures for larger networks - they don't have to target Resnet50 (which is the MLPerf standard). I don't think anyone would hold it against them if they show massive improvements in something like GPT-2 t
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by typon 7y ago
This is known as the Great Filter theory
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by typon 7y ago
Consider this code snippet using Apollo React Client: const Dogs = ({ onDogSelected }) => ( <Query query={GET_DOGS}> {({ loading, error, data }) => { if (loading) return 'Loading...';
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by typon 7y ago
What's the difference between this and using Apollo Graphql for requests?
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by typon 7y ago
It really depends on what specific benchmarks you're talking about, but I would be really interested in seeing benchmarks in which k beats C with AVX
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by typon 7y ago
I always like the quote that people in the photography community use - I think it applies just as well to software. "The best camera is the one that you actually use"
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by typon 7y ago
Lynx is the definition of niche...
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by typon 7y ago
Are the people commenting that this truck is a good product just delusional or trolling?
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by typon 7y ago
Because a lot of people find the animation style weird. I love that movie though
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by typon 7y ago
The Iraq war is just one example out of the many atrocities that the US has committed around the world. (as we speak, the US is currently supporting coups in Latin America). So even though the US has absolutely no moral high ground - I stil
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by typon 7y ago
This is probably why they didn't publish any Resnet50 numbers in this post.
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by typon 7y ago
If you're using Intel's Quartus tool (Altera), pretty much every option is exposed through a Tcl API. You can accomplish everything without ever opening the GUI. The biggest problem is that those Tcl APIs are usually not documente
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by typon 7y ago
But capitalism is a meritocratic system
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by typon 7y ago
We desperately need an HTML5 based game dev IDE with feature parity of Flash. Is such a thing even possible?
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by typon 7y ago
Billions of people who don't speak English use websites in English because they have no choice.
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by typon 7y ago
This seems impossible for current ML architectures, but I want to be proven wrong. If the AI can't query the internet, does it have a limit of the model size and the computation capability? I feel like letting an AI use megawatts of po
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by typon 7y ago
Being an engineer doesn't mean you have zero design mindset. Engineers make beautiful diagrams too.
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by typon 7y ago
There are interviewers out there that are far more knowledgeable than him and conduct genuinely interesting interviews with smart people. For example, check out Intelligence Squared podcast. It is true that Rogan's breadth of types of
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by typon 7y ago
It's a good question. Why would you pick Java over Go or C++?
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by typon 7y ago
Jane Street wrote a compiler that converts Ocaml to Verilog which they run on FPGAs. The OCaml you write in that case is pretty different than what you write for CPUs.
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by typon 7y ago
CoC + ccls + nvim is the fastest, smoothest C++ dev experience I have had yet. (I use CLion exclusively for debugging)
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by typon 7y ago
Rich privileged people get to do cutting edge science. How is that surprising?
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by typon 7y ago
He's not a lefty. He's a fundamentalist libertarian.
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by typon 7y ago
You're a good person.
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by typon 7y ago
The whole phenomenon of rms worship on forums like these depresses me about the future of our industry

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