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by xodjmk 4y ago
It's called 'Financial Technology', but if you really want to be cool, you can say 'Fintech'.
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There is probably some nostalgic influence, but it doesn't seem like that is the reason. There are many different truck companies that exist and try to tweak the design to improve some aspects. Some of these companies will be trendy fo
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About Zero people use riser pads in modern skateboarding. Nobody cares about wheel-biting either, even with loose trucks. if you wheel-bite and fall, you failed to land your trick. The goal is to land 'bolts', as kids say. (Source
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by xodjmk 4y ago
It is progress to get rid of leeches that are profiting off of publicly funded research. Very simple. The water was clear until Dr. Christopher Steven Marcum, Dr. Ryan Donohue, and you shat in the pool.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Listen to his responses when he is asked to explain in interviews. He quickly tries to divert the conversation away from his attention grabbing claim of 'AI is sentient', and tries to smuggle in some conversation about AI ethics.
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Not everyone believes in your religion. Nothing about this has anything to do with equity or 'groups that are discriminated against'. The paywalls are about greed and wealth distribution. Trying to twist the narrative to suck symp
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by xodjmk 4y ago
"The car is supposed to drive itself based on solved captcha or an army of people trying to label everything??" You're learning is a little bit off. Self driving cars are not a big truck. It's a series of tubes.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
When all your assumptions are based on inaccurate twitter gossip and smear campaigns you will have trouble understanding many things.
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Xilinx/AMD basically provide their toolchain for free for most devices. You only have to pay when you are trying to design using the largest highest performance devices.
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I can find articles saying there will be a surplus, and the shortage will continue, so not sure. I would agree that there will probably be a lot of unbalances in the supply before the situation settles.
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This article's main premise is that everything can be blamed on 'bad rich CEO guy' making self-serving decisions to enrich themselves. This is probably partially true, but many others are guilty of playing this game, politici
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"Also, chip shortages are ending fast" Working in robotics, everyone is desperate to buy chips. Chip lead times are still extremely long and there is no indication when the semiconductor industry will be returning to normal. Not s
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There have been plenty of historical instances of supposed morally & ethically superior people reducing the earth's population. Generally, those are humanities greatest moments.
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It would be more ethical to have many more people on the planet. Larger denser cities. More exceptionally talented people collaborating on increasingly complex projects. higher acceleration in the advancement of science and technology, beco
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by xodjmk 4y ago
I agree with what you are saying, but you are also only talking about notes, which is just one aspect of music. This is also what most attempts at 'AI music' will focus on, because it is much easier to generate a string of notes t
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Images themselves have very little correlation beyond a few pixels in any direction. We might think of them as complex because we are interpreting 3D objects, light and building a scene from our understanding of reality, but none of this ac
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An image has none of these things. That is all put together in a person's mind psychologically, and what neural nets are trained to infer. In a 2D image there is no difference between actual shadows, and for example some flat picture o
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by xodjmk 4y ago
On odd numbered days I live in a hand-made wigwam on a high-way median with a pack of ferrets. NO Technology or Science whatsoever! I can tell you that both environments have their pros & cons.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
This has always been the case in the past, but these boards are build around the SOM's. You can just buy these as off-the-shelf components (not counting lead-time issues..). This makes FPGAs much more accessible especially for smaller
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by xodjmk 4y ago
These boards are a combination of a SOM (system on a module) and a baseboard. The SOM's are actually designed to be used in commercial products, so they are sort of in the middle ground. You don't have to design a complex multi-la
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by xodjmk 4y ago
If he is such a horrible useless person, then why don't the people who 'actually' built the Tesla cars and Space-X rockets step up and claim their rightful dues? Wouldn't they get tired of being led by some fake snake-oi
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Yes, makes sense. I can see how that could be beneficial in some situations.
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I think I see where you are coming from. There certainly could be some power reduction if you limit the amount of switching. It's just combinatorial logic, so there shouldn't be any tool issues. The real challenge would be in veri
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Parallel yes, as other people mentioned, this is almost the entire point of using FPGAs. Regarding Asynchronous, it depends on what you mean. Xilinx(AMD)/Altera(Intel) FPGAs are designed from bottom up to be synchronously clocked. The
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by xodjmk 5y ago
You can't imagine how some people might have an adverse reaction to a low-barrier of entry arbitrarily defined self-appointed moral policing 'AI' tool generating framework? Not all ideas are good ideas. It doesn't mean t
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Please add "No-Code" and "Toxicity Classifier" to your toxicity dataset.
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What you are describing is called an 'overlay'. Basically an overlay is some sort of computing architecture built with/on top of FPGA fabric. Soft processors are an example of overlay. You could imagine some kind of special l