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by wdroz 5y ago
This also assume eth1-like profits after eth2.0 this summer.
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by wdroz 5y ago
I gave up at the day 03, trying to quickly understand the wall of convoluted text at 6 a.m. without coffee as "hobby" was too much for me. Then As I were no longer in the tops of our internal leaderboard, I just leaved it and move
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by wdroz 5y ago
The lead explains in more details > The initial issue description basically said "the colors are wrong" with no description of what specifically is wrong, what you've tried (if anything), and a non-representative screensho
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by wdroz 5y ago
I side with the lead developer. The "reporter" clearly don't use any nuances and think that his opinions are "aligned with the general public".
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by wdroz 5y ago
Why some people are so eager to alter their mind/brain?
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by wdroz 5y ago
There was a lot of speculations in the previous thread [0]. I read some stories/link and now I'm sad. Even if this is not the reason, knowing how toxic are some people at the top, make me just sad. [0] -- https://news.y
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by wdroz 5y ago
So swc is faster in almost all scenarios
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by wdroz 5y ago
There is also xonsh[0] if you want an similar experience to zx to mix bash and python. [0] -- https://github.com/xonsh/xonsh
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by wdroz 5y ago
I would like to see this benchmark with much more modern hardware, especially for GPU-related tools as the 1080 Ti they used is 4 years old.
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by wdroz 5y ago
Can you use this to play netflix at 4k on GNU/Linux?
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by wdroz 5y ago
conda is now available[1] for arm64 (since March[2]). [1] -- https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html#linux-install... [2] -- https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/8297
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by wdroz 5y ago
Yes, if you are doing anything close to machine learning, conda is the most favored tool.
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by wdroz 5y ago
I rather have the language say "Error, this is garbage!" than silently output garbage.
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by wdroz 5y ago
This was developed by Ubique[1] and they aren't at their first app. [1] -- https://www.ubique.ch/
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by wdroz 5y ago
You install cudatoolkit from conda then tensorflow with pip.
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by wdroz 5y ago
> This directly contradicts the fact that they voted against an additional mandatory week of holidays back in 2012 I agree with the argument, but to nitpick: That was two additional weeks (from 4 to 6 weeks). I'm sure only 1 additio
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by wdroz 5y ago
For Pytorch and Tensorflow, you can use conda to install them with the right CUDA and cudnn versions.
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by wdroz 5y ago
> More than half of the population of the United States are women, and far less than half of our engineering teams are comprised of women. You should try to match the pipeline, not the general population. For the bachelor in CS, women ar
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by wdroz 5y ago
I bet most of us doesn't use tiktok, therefore we are unlikely to write any comment to talk about it. If the positive comments are made in good faith, I see no reason to downvote/flag them.
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by wdroz 5y ago
It's the new LoC metric...
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by wdroz 5y ago
The spam is everywhere, even /r/science was spammed last time I was there (I leaved last year).
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by wdroz 5y ago
I'm looking forward for the scores of the Zen3 AMD threadripper. I'm just not sure if I should upgrade as soon as they are out or if I should wait the next-gen for DDR5...
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by wdroz 6y ago
When you are doing machine learning, conda is widely used. Why? Because you can install non-python things like cudatoolkit or ffmpeg (you can even install python, so you are sure that everybody are using the same version of python) Python i
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by wdroz 6y ago
We are using nbgrader[0] to handle the labs of our students, while we are happy with nbgrader, from the videos, Teams for Education look so much nicer to use. I also agree that using tools centered on coding offer a really nice experience f
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by wdroz 6y ago
Recently, youtube started to remove a lot of videos of pentesting.
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by wdroz 6y ago
I sadly agree, the era of YAML engineers has already begun.
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by wdroz 6y ago
I managed to get a 3090 RTX and also wanted to buy a 5950X, but I'm tired of these out-of-stock hard-to-get new pieces of hardware, too much hassle. So unless I can order it "for the next day" I will not order them anymore.
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by wdroz 6y ago
If you have a Windows computer with a RTX graphic card, you can use nvidia broadcast to get similar perks. It creates a virtual camera that you can select in whatever conference apps/browsers you are using. There are some works on OBS
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by wdroz 6y ago
I wonder if a regular keto diet would work. In the study they use the term "fasting mimicking diet".
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by wdroz 6y ago
When the async keyword was released in Python, that was during the "callback hell" era of Javascript. The first codes using async in Python were mostly written by developers coming from the JS world. Reading code written that way

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