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by weebull 3y ago
I had the same thing. I took the reader through the journey of "why" they should want to work in this way, but apparently that's confusing. That actually the important part though. If people don't know why they are doing
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I've found this article before and have to say, it put me off going any further when I got to... > # tl;dr > > Here’s how getting code reviewed and submitted with Gerrit is different from doing the same with GitHub: > >
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by weebull 3y ago
If it's anything like other Moore Threads products, this is an Imagination Technology GPU. Similar to Apple's GPUs (They forked 5 years ago). Hardware is likely fine, but the drivers ... Well... I have no idea who's writing t
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> Something doesn’t quite add up for this dependence on CUDA. Sure, I’m installing some dependency hellscape Python research project from GitHub I reasonably expect idiosyncratic hardware dependencies, but surely the companies in this sp
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> Thus my point is if AMD ported PyTorch to their hardware (and PT is not cuda-only) it would create a more level playing field on which they could compete It is ported (I think by AMD). I use it daily. Biggest problem is that the people
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You don't mention whether PyTorch runs with ROCm though, and it does. RX 6xxx and 7xxx series GPUs do pretty well with it.
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In an area so performance dominated people will spend the time porting to get the performance. I think this is especially true on the training side, because that's the area where companies have engineers waiting for hardware. Unfortuna
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It's more of a 3.5km trench of fire spewing lava, rather than what most would think of as a volcano. The article says it won't be as disruptive as other iclandic erruptions. That's only true if you don't live in Iceland.
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A suspect there's also an aspect than longer journeys are safer to take into account. Merging onto a high speed road is a time where accidents are more likely, but you might only do it once between cities. Cruising at high speed on a
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by weebull 3y ago
None of the things you've highlighted have ever, as a user, registered with me. What I want from a music app UI is a good search function, playlists, and then it's really down to content, content, content. For an app like that I j
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The fedora proposal this is based on. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/fno-omit-frame-pointe...
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That is an odd article you've linked to. There seems to be several factors in play. 1. People observe that there is a disparity in the number of pages on Wikipedia about men and women in science. 2. This leads to a number of people se
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Here's an account from another WRNS P5. https://bletchleypark.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/record_attac... Sounds like they did the manual work of running the Bombe machines.
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Sorry, but I think a lot of people see it differently. Whilst I think the most wholesome message would be one of "everyone of all types working together to advance humanity", a lot of people seem to see it as a scorecard. +1 on yo
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So why label Flowers as one of those that built their work on what the Polish did? Collosus was built (as you say) to solve Tunny.
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So they've basically done it for you. Primary sensitive information is about is predisposition to hereditary disease. That's the same for you and your siblings.
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Are you missing a "not"? Otherwise you're not making sense.
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The flip side is that these people had a good job for a few years, and can hopefully springboard on. The alternative is that they weren't hired by Spotify, or potentially at all. As long as they were hired in good faith, and not to jus
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by weebull 3y ago
I never really accept bug resolutions like that. Oracle corrupted data because a network driver fed it bad information? Did this network driver manage to preserve the legality of the corrupted info? Unlikely, so why did oracle believe it? I
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The danger isn't that we put some malevolentAI in charge. It's that stupid people think what we have is worth listening to. For example: it's fairly easy to imagine somebody asking an AI for medical advice, and gives their ch
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by weebull 3y ago
Netflix invests in content creation, as do other streaming platforms. YouTube piggybacks it's business on amateurs, largely paying them with "exposure" and some fractions of a cent per view.
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> GPT-4 can explain the concept when prompted and can evaluate logic problems better than most human beings can. I would say it has a deeper understanding of "true vs false" than most humans. Sigh GPT produces output which obey
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> I wonder why RISC-V wasn't designed from the ground up to use separate stacks for data and subroutines. Nothing in the ISA precludes this. It's all about the software stack, and what the compilers do. All you need to do is as
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by weebull 3y ago
Uber is shit now. More expensive than a regular taxi and you're waiting 15 minutes to get a driver to accept you because your run isn't long enough for them to make money on. I just use my local firm.
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No driver wants to be stuck at a fuel station for 20 minutes. Yes they will stop being fuel stations, but they're the last places I want to charge.
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Stellar event produces a gravity wave and a light pulse coincidentally at the source. As they travel through space together the gravity wave is compressing and expanding spacetime in the vacinity of the light pulse. I could very easily beli
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> The transfer functions in your (rec.709) color space is non-linear indeed. However, the pixel values you store are in a linear relationship with each other. The difference between values 20 and 21 are the same as the difference between
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* wider f-stop * less chromatic aberration * less distortion generally * smaller circle of confusion The chromatic aberration is an important but subtle effect. Remember that lenses are multiple pieces of glass, and every interface diffract
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Disagree that the Rocm libraries are poor. Their integration with everything else is poor because everything else is so highly Nvidia centric, and AMD can't just write to the same API because it's copyright Nvidia (see Oracle&#x27
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by weebull 3y ago
Blame Nvidia. They are the ones the got the industry hooked on a proprietry API.

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