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xpuente
7y ago
This "experiment" might be somehow related with https://tsunamidemocratic.github.io ?
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xpuente
7y ago
Chinese silicon isn't everywhere?
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7y ago
Surprise. The bits can be in two or more places at the same time. You known... the magic of "cp"
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7y ago
>The analogy of comparing the brain to a stadium of people cheering made it really easy to understand Neuralink's aims. The problem we have is that we have no idea about the language they are speaking.
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xpuente
7y ago
I think WRC helicopter teams are way more impressive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7h0OxsCCwA
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xpuente
7y ago
Perhaps we need data from "real" benchmarks, such as SPECCPU2017. Geekbench is merely a toy compared with SpeCPU.
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8y ago
"wrong"
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8y ago
metabotropic channels/synapses? ... sadly the most frequent are missing there.
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On the Spectre and Meltdown Processor Security Vulnerabilities
(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
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xpuente
8y ago
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8y ago
The fear of being forced by the EU to allow app sideloads.
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8y ago
The big question here is: How brains think?
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8y ago
Seems like computer architecture is not computer science. Nice.
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8y ago
> ... as a vector of real numbers... Using IEEE754?
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8y ago
>I do imagine it, every day. But I'm a professional, so maybe that doesn't count? Can englight us?
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8y ago
uhmmm ... https://www.quantamagazine.org/gil-kalais-argument-against-q...
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8y ago
This is a PITA for coherence controllers.
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8y ago
Low hanging fruits are scarce now. With 3 orders of magnitude difference in power (MW over few watts), clearly this is not the right way for reaching the tree top.
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8y ago
“All the impressive achievements of deep learning amount to just curve fitting,”
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8y ago
You don't need to trust others. For example, build the password using some simple algorithm that uses the TLD name. This way you only need to remember the algorithm.
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9y ago
I think is that the question is really close to how we design a modern Processor. Certainly is important to look at the data (i.e. how behaves a real machine under actual workloads). That data might suggest design improvements (through some
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9y ago
The real issue is not to have a few devices, but having tens of billions of them in the same substrate.
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9y ago
Spain is mainly the responsible for that: ~30kg per capita/year (vs. <10kg in other European countries).