fourier_mode

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by fourier_mode 6y ago
Titan V100's are pretty good for double precision, needs almost same operation intensity as Xeons to fully utilize them.
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by fourier_mode 6y ago
On a similar note, does someone know of a resource which explains parallel abstractions/languages.
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by fourier_mode 6y ago
Slightly unrelated: I am a complete beginner in Javascript, and I was trying it out for a small web-based UI. I was surprised how importing one js into another was non-intuitive. One would need to import all the js's into the main HTML
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
AMD is giving Intel a tough time! Checkout the new Ryzen series processors.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hachik%C5%8D#In_popular_cultur...
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
I dislike this style of writing. There is too much unnecessary build up by a company which boasts about root cause analysis.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> For one Teavana listing, the top customer review says the tea had a “terrible chemical smell” possibly from spoiled fruit It seems like an exaggeration, the listing states that the product got a 4.5/5 rating.( https://ww
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
According to that metric you spend 1 minute to read this -- notroot@osboxes:~/Desktop/gif$ ./exploit buffer = 0x7ffc586cd8b0 size = 266 47 49 46 38 39 61 18 00 0A 00 F2 00 00 66 CC CC FF FF FF 00 00 00 33 99
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> 24 minute read A simple (number_of_words)/(200WPM) isn't a great metric when words from code snippets are also counted.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Looks like the patent assignee( https://patents.google.com/?inventor=Leigh+M.+Rothschild ) has filed a lot of similarly vague patents.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
For me, you missed the most interesting parts of the article which were the TI's lobbying efforts.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Why did this get downvoted?
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_(software)#/media/File:...
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> Internet platform companies operating in China are required by law to control content on their platforms or face penalties I recently learned that Signal[0] works in China, are they forced to do the same? [0]: https://en.wik
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> Is there a reason that it matters what the reference implementation of Libra is written in? If a language implementation is new, then it is (in the pragmatic sense) more susceptible to security issues.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
For 170k euors spent in salaries they are able to hire 39 people. Seems quite less from the US standard.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
UI is impressive! But, how is the functionality provided better than tons of free spreadsheet apps out there?
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> I feel the word "Enlyte" will be PROBLEMATIC to some religious fanatics. I don't get the context here, do you mind dropping a link.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
I think its primarily because Chris Lattner[0] is at Google now. I wonder even if they pull out this effort how much of that would still be maintained if Lattner changes jobs. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_La
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> No, it's very common for them to be written in primarily C Then can't you just get the LLVM IR out of it using Clang?
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
So implementations of those subroutines are written in assembly lang?
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Yeah, I am also confused. Isn't there Clang already? (Please correct me if I am wrong)
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Well the SE line of products provides only a platform for asking and answering question, and all the consumer facing content is because of the community, so the least they could do is release the numbers which explain whether they are actua
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
>> Can we please get some concrete revenue numbers that justify having to put up ads on the other sites? – Sonic the Bracketed Hedgehog > No, we're not going to do that This shameless reply rightly calls for it!
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
> You could bug the servers. You could monitor their network and so ... determine outcomes of elections This is again irrespective of the server's locations.
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Instead of worrying about location of the servers, the real point should be which government should be in control of the data. Even if the data is located in India under US government pressure on a company, say for some investigation, the U
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Yeah, but as it was pointed out -- it could be done by a 6 month visit visa and still the payment comes through at the site in India. So technically the employee could be working for the outsourced outlet and there should be no requirement
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Yes, Obama administration was working to bring down its operation. But after the arrival of Trump in the office, he has vouched to bring it back it in significance during its golden 2002-7 era. There are around 40 detainees there now.[1] [1
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Reference?
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by fourier_mode 7y ago
Although I don't support the existence of a detention camp controlled by any nation, the detention camps meant for terrorists are at way higher moral grounds, than someone adhering to a particular ideology.

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