daniel-cussen

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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
It doesn't matter that much they're not super accurate exact, they do in fact count ticks n tocks j dandy. I wonder if they are counted equally, interesting question if i do say so myself about my own question, i know rising edge
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
> “will unnecessarily cost taxpayers billions of dollars.” This is undisputably true. H&R Block n Intuit are taxpayers, n free-file will cost them billions of dollars. Being real, online taxes through the SII work great in Chile.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Passive voice, better title is Kevin Mitnick died, or passed away, sugar coat it like he never did if you want, we all know what it means. I suddenly feel bad for him, though. He deserved the black ribbon.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Erdosian means having the genetic trait Paul Erdós had, which was the uncommonly good reaction to similar stimulants to those he took, without which he could not do any math research at all. He was steroidal, i'm steroidal too in my r
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
I wager in some part of your analysis you're not dead on the money but in broad strokes this all rings true. The political acumen necessary to survive as a programmer is intense, it is one advantage black programmers i've met had
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Tracking helped me in particular by making my homeroom (the British school equivalent, j called a class) more civilized, n fair to students w less academic talent than me. Given the tracking in English n at one point, briefly, Mathematics,
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
It'll get USA screwed on the World stage too. For me getn tracked in math classes pretty much the whole time, n to the point we had a class w four people in it, smallest class-size in the school already w the smallest class sizes in t
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Let's look at your profile, it says, [insert interesting falsehoods here] which is a confession. You insert interesting falsehoods here, on Hacker News. You yourself confessed, in your own words, you're full of shit. Yeah because
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Dude Common Lisp 100%! Don't fret if you think you're mediocre. I myself have been trying to get through On Lisp since 2008. Then, after that, Let over Lambda . Not better, but v strong book, i can tell the guy while not the
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Find yourself. I started out imprentation in 2008 as a business co-founder, now i'm the solo founder of fgemm SpA, j published the paper about it n have the provisional patent for the algorithm's implementation on a machine. You c
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
So i'm in favor of police going back to the basics, good old-fashioned detective work. The forensics are not what they're cracked up to be, there's very little verifiability n verification, too easy for the forensics lab to
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Wow.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
I was going to say the same as donkeybeer, agree it is surely an APL variant.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
True. Too late to edit. Yeah that is confusing, guess I gotta write differently when discussing that. I just shave characters for character counts, which are often a problem particularly on Twitter. It's not because I don't li
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Yeah n how much do you get paid, n for what? You get paid to take on professorial duties, TA'ing, lab assistant, that sort of thing usually. Pretty rough in many ways.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Thanks, help finding typos is appreciated! It'll make things easier for when this gets published in a peer-reviewed journal, which is in the works.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Fgemm SpA, coming soon.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
No comment.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Uh, you clearly didn't get the proof. N-bit multiplications performed with a single addition and a single move. Proof involves showing superiority over the number of additions in Russian Peasants.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Not that tiny, n not such little energy, if Intel AVX-512 requires throttling the chip down to 60% of full speed (n similar slowdowns are necessary on Xeon Phi, 1.4 GHz to 1.2 GHz for full) SIMD when using "heavy" operations like
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Unfortunately i cannot answer questions as unlike i chip i must now sleep. It's 2:42 AM here. First thing in the morning i'll be on it.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
At the time, i needed academic affiliation, meaning be in college or more likely have a professor vouch for me. What i ended up doing was return to Stanford undergrad n take classes related to algorithms, show my algorithm portfolio in off
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Yeh, it bears many resemblances to Babbage's difference engine.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Sorting is very fast since i designed a sorting algorithm tailor-made for this problem, which is about as fast as your approach. Difference being the numbers are 32-bit, so iterating through the entire array of all possible 24-bit mantissa
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
One addition and one move replacing one multiplication? Absolutely makes things much cheaper.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
> Are you saying that GPUs invest area on floating-point multipliers because FLOPS are an important marketing metric? Yes. That is precisely what i'm saying. If i'm mistaken in saying that that's one thing, but as far as
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
It's brutally hard. I had an easier time buying skylinesort.com n posting the skylinesort algorithm there, than publishing through professors n academia. Typically not feasible for undergraduates, least of all anybody not paying tuit
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
Yeah i address that, that's a gotcha and if the numbers are exponentially distributed the algorithm does not work. It is not universal. It depends in part on the exponent for which the numbers are exponentially distributed, n the oth
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
I think you're right in this case. Alright I'll edit if I still can. I don't use any variables anyway in my post. EDIT: alright I fixed all the single letter abbreviations.
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by daniel-cussen 3y ago
I don't know why trade secret applies, but i remember reading it does. Perhaps in the rationale, or the preimage. It doesn't make all that much sense, come to think. I think Intel tried it? Intel for sure used copyright to pro

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