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by yazzku 3y ago
This seems like the key research to me if we want any shot at preventing the technology from being locked away behind big corp API walls interfacing giant data centers. Anything that removes the bloat and mysticism from the models so they c
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by yazzku 3y ago
Google is the only one that spams me, actually. Funny how they are "good" at filtering incoming spam but don't care about egress.
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by yazzku 3y ago
This is not what the study concludes or even suggests.
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by yazzku 3y ago
"I just bought 8 cameras for $1 each, and 5 of them ended up being the correct type." Monte Carlo Ebay Purchasing. I sense a good paper here.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Done.
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by yazzku 3y ago
"...examined a sample of firms on the S&P 500 list—137 of which had RTO mandates and 320 that clearly did not between June 2019 and January 2023." There are samples of both types of RTO policies in the study. So the study itse
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by yazzku 3y ago
Microsoft should be considered a threat to national security, particularly in the US. Their clear disregard for product quality at this point is beyond measure and requires government intervention. > These links led to phishing websites
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by yazzku 3y ago
In general, I find the same is true for all mainstream search engines, including DDG and Bing. You can't even search for things to buy anymore, ironically; it'll just dump you into Amazon or some "top 10" shitpost on CNN
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by yazzku 3y ago
It's explained in the post: > Have you ever done a dense grid search over neural network hyperparameters? Like a really dense grid search? It looks like this (!!). Blueish colors correspond to hyperparameters for which training co
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by yazzku 3y ago
Yes, exactly, I'm driving a compact and I often need to wear sunglasses at night.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Is it really the high beams? Headlights do blind me and it's no exaggeration. US roads are so poorly lit that the headlights at this point create too much contrast and I would consider them a hazard, and for some reason they keep getti
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by yazzku 3y ago
Obviously the company that makes chat bots wants you to believe chat bots will replace everything else. But you hit it right on the nail.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Software in cars and OTA is the stupidest thing in recent years. Like the damn laptop riddled with mediocre software wasn't already frustrating enough, let's fuck up cars too.
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by yazzku 3y ago
In Haskell: let xs = [x*x | x <- [0..], x `mod` 3 == 0] You can decide later how many you actually want.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Don't be discouraged, modern graphics APIs really are a mess, but you don't need to understand 1/100th of them to get graphics going. Also, this post is more about programming drivers than programming graphics.
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Control.Monad.Random
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by yazzku 3y ago
It deserves to be said fully spelled out: this guy is one hell of a crazy motherfucker. Respect.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Damn, I have been living a lie. Now I won't be able to sleep until I can build one for myself.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Are you really trying to argue that Windows does just fine on all the fronts you mentioned?
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by yazzku 3y ago
How is that compatible with the GPL licence from autoconf?
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by yazzku 3y ago
Looks like this is another case of "Microsoft loves Open Source" then.
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by yazzku 3y ago
It is not absurd at all. Just look and how every PC ships with Windows (and lately doesn't even allow you to boot an alternative OS unless you fiddle with Secure Boot in the BIOS). There is consequently little incentive to make Windows
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by yazzku 3y ago
Which part of dxil/dxc is proprietary exactly? Trying to make sense of the license barf at https://github.com/microsoft/DirectXShaderCompiler
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by yazzku 3y ago
No, it's C++, based on LLVM. https://github.com/microsoft/DirectXShaderCompiler Edit: apparently dxil.dll is not part of DXC (the classic move to make "open source" software dependent on external proprie
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by yazzku 3y ago
Can you link to an actual performance analysis on this?
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by yazzku 3y ago
They polished the erection...by hand? Tell me more about the precise logistics of that operation.
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by yazzku 3y ago
You're gonna be tripping like that cat astronaut on the moon, alien spaceship background, synthwave style.
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by yazzku 3y ago
Tim is fighting the good fight despite his intentions being aligned differently from people generally wanting greater software/hardware freedom. You don't need to take sides. I also like how he hasn't updated his Twitter prof
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by yazzku 3y ago
You shouldn't have to jailbreak a phone to sideload your own software. There is a long stretch between not helping you and making it practically impossible.
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Any recommendation on FPGA programming hardware/tools/books for noobs, please?

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