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by yababa_y 4y ago
this is so good, i love it! some soft radial gradient roughly matching the sum would be pretty, but then the twilight edges are hard to distinguish…
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by yababa_y 4y ago
one of my pet peeves of common computers is that they don't have a generalized LUT2 instruction. why do you pick out a handful of specific bitwise ops for me when all 16 are lying in reach! a mere 4 bit look up table! let ix = a
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by yababa_y 4y ago
market dynamics, damn. by the time i go to get a job again the clouds made of dollars will have drifted away.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
dedicating a single core to the task and interfacing with existing secure enclave / smart card like protocols would get you pretty far.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
cool, can you use this to characterize gene expression networks? is it any better than existing state of the art?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
I’ve been working on a toy bespoke computer, and eliminating accidental data dependencies like this has been joyful. Kind of embarassing that the V extension suffers this right now. Current deployment of older incompatible V specs is alread
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by yababa_y 4y ago
That’s just the original discovery, I’m hoping someone would come in and look for more mathematical structure like the current efforts for topological insulators.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Has some high powered algebraist or topologist tried figuring out what is happening here mathematically? what structure is generated by all possible rotations that we are sampling here? multiplied by the many layers, what about nonuniform s
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by yababa_y 4y ago
I walked to the gas station, drank an iced coffee, ate a sandwich while listening to a book and enjoying the forest. Wrote a README for a project I've been working on the past week. Then I noticed HN was down :(
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by yababa_y 4y ago
i really don't understand the model. you should code it up in python.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
The paper cites https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8506644 , which enumerates 582 possible topologies for two transistors, and 56280 for three. I imagine most are useless and/or dangerous.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
does your app let you export subscriptions? i’d love to plop an opml into overcast
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by yababa_y 4y ago
that sounds like a fun project! a suite of minimal m-mode code that implements your selection of “couldn’t bother to have hardware”. want to work on it with me? :)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Only the very smallest instances don’t get a full core. And when you have multiple vCPU the scheduler _won’t_ ever split you onto a thread. This is definitely true of aws’s nitro, I don’t know for certain about gcp. The attacks are not full
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by yababa_y 4y ago
AWS and GCP vCPU are absolutely not shared, and any provider that’s still sharing cores or threads is leaving its users open to all manner of atrocious side channels.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Like Project Drawdown? https://drawdown.org/
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by yababa_y 4y ago
balancing out the acid maybe?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Very wise, very obvious. The title isn’t the research finding. Surely the specific results are worth more than platitudes, engage the curiosity a bit.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
In https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/60c7588... , they find the common nucleobases are found earlier in enumeration, so you might expect most life use it
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by yababa_y 4y ago
why do you x.clone()? it isn't in the C++, and that shaves off a few instructions ;)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
because boinc is useless or what? it allocates coins based on having done a distributed aciebtific computation? there’s no big consensus-securing PoW, where is the energy waste? please share the math you’ve actually done :)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
pldi is coming up, watch the proceedings! https://pldi22.sigplan.org/ in my mind the work on extending our reach into quantum computing models is the only “cutting edge” stuff happening right now. the is one of the most mat
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by yababa_y 4y ago
… a few years ago maybe
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by yababa_y 4y ago
it’s called gridcoin: https://gridcoin.us/
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by yababa_y 4y ago
My experience with an M1 Air has been more than adequate for moderate rust usage and all around development. The mini is actively cooled and gets an even bigger power budget. I think the studio is way overpowered for your needs and you woul
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by yababa_y 4y ago
null pointer exception, wildly common terminology … in other contexts
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Agree, when I lived out there I was excited and then confused by the local chowder.
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by yababa_y 5y ago
> TLDR is they convert photons into a multistereoscopic camera and reconstructing the brain’s behavior towards objects and motion… I just spent the time watching the vision segment of that video, and while the presenter uses the brain as