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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
Looks like a cool project, but it would be great if you could add a license to the project since under US copyright lack of a license implies all rights are reserved and not open source. If you don't know much about software licenses
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
ROCm does not compile PTX IR to AMD assembly, if it did you'd be able to run nearly any compiled CUDA program on and AMD GPU without the source. ROCm is a source level compiler for CUDA (technically HIP is the actual compiler, but what
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
The website ( https://functiontrace.com/ ) mentions that dual licensing is available at the bottom of the page, so my best guess would be that you need to contact the author for pricing details.
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
Here is one on ebay for $600, realistically you'd need a nice rework station and the skills to reball it to actually use it. FPGA pricing for on places like mouser and digikey is notorious for being an outright lie, the high volume pri
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
You don't swear anything with a DMCA, the law says this in 3.A.vi: > A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the ow
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
Google will never touch Citus because it is AGPL licensed[0], I wouldn't be surprised if the other cloud providers have similar policies. [0] https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/using/agpl..
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
Sourdough takes substantially longer to grow mold than most other types of bread plus it is delicious and doable to make at home.
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Reliable user-space stack traces with SFrame(lwn.net)
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
Their is a detailed description of the new stack locking scheme in the PR here https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/pull/10907
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
No, any rational number with a denominator that has only the prime factors of 2 and 5 will have a finite and exact decimal representation in base 10.
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by zorgmonkey 3y ago
The C++ committee makes draft versions of the standard available for free[0], I've heard that often the last draft before a new standard version is published is almost identical to the published version. It would be awesome if someone
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Why not get a U.2 drive and an adapter like this one https://www.startech.com/en-us/hdd/m2e4sff8643
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
> It is somewhat harder to make the above on smaller nodes than it is to make just processing cores or just memory. I'm not convinced this is the reason because the microcontrollers I know of use SRAM not DRAM and SRAM is what CPU c
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
If context switches are performance problem you are probably pretty far down the optimation rabbit hole, but the articles you linked have nothing to do with context switches, they are about NUMA optimizations to sendfile on freebsd.
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
OBS is heavily architected around plugins, many of the built-in features including FTL output are plugins, so even if it is removed it would likely be possible to turn FTL support into a separate plugin that users can install. For reference
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Do you happen to know of somewhere in the US that sells that 'Oral B Toothpaste Pure'? Everywhere I can find that sells seems to be in Europe or Australia which I assume would mean paying a stupid amount in shipping fees.
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Krita can do that though https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/filters/adjust.ht...
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Lloyd Pans makes really great detroit style pizza pans in several sizes (the 8"x10" one might be good for two people depending on how much you eat), hope that helps a bit. https://lloydpans.com/detroit-style-pizza-
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
The timing of their POC being in 2018 makes me wonder if it was possibly a direct response to the boot ROM exploit disclosed by Kate Temkin in 2018 ( https://www.ktemkin.com/faq-fusee-gelee/ ).
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Yes PyTorch uses what they call a caching memory allocator[0], basically seems like are allocating a very chunk of GPU memory and implementing a heap with it. If needed they expose some knobs and functions to allow you to control it and obs
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
If you do this you won't get a uniform distribution on the circle, the points will be the most dense at the center and get less dense as you go towards the edge. To make the points uniform you need to use inverse transform sampling[0],
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
On the toolbar their is a button to change the viewport size to 3 options small mobile, large mobile or tablet
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
I'm not 100% sure, but I think that the behavior of LEA is to wrap, but it does not set the overflow flag
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
It is effectively a free trial of the course, which seems fine as long as it is disclosed upfront that the rest of the content is paid. Edit: after actually using the site I see your point, the only indicator is the small text "free pr
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
Everything I've seen is still using the model from the original researchers, so as far as that threat goes you only need to trust the original model author and the author of the particular script you are using. If you want to inspect t
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
That source tarball is autogenerated by github when you make a release and it in no way implies linux compatibility, it is simply a way to download the source code without git.
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
It is still somewhat unclear, but it seems that images generated by a machine learning model are not copyrightable (to quote the US Copyright Office, generated images "lack the human authorship necessary to support a copyright claim&qu
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
In case anyone else is curious here is the LKML thread he mentioned https://lkml.org/lkml/2015/4/24/379 and this is the followup thread with the patches https://lkml.org/lkml/2015&#x
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
The problem is that you can't just add a fixed amount of latency to hit a goal of 35ms, you need some sort of algorithm that adaptively changes the amount of added latency to account for occasional spikes in network latency (this is a
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by zorgmonkey 4y ago
no the word you are looking for is polynomial, exponential is stuff like 2^n

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