kcarnold

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   by kcarnold 2y ago

   This was the subject of https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.03719 . (I suspect you can do simpler than the paper's solution if you're only interested in the top-k.) A related topic is "token healing", althoug
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   by kcarnold 6y ago

   Agreed... but one problem with that is that you get the title bar on the OBS window. If you have a spare external display, you can use a fullscreen projector, but I often don't have one. Anyone know a workaround?
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   by kcarnold 9y ago

   I see they monitor a complete process lifetime, not just the active workload. A quick grep of the paper didn't turn up anything discussing this. And it would seem to hurt dynamic languages and runtime-JIT languages a lot. Perhaps the a
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   by kcarnold 10y ago

   I really want to like Elm. When I'm writing JS/React code, I sometimes think "this would be so much nicer in Elm!" - especially for architectural issues. But the few times I’ve actually tried doing something in it, I fin
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   by kcarnold 12y ago

   For all of us who are thinking "it's just like RAM, just persistent!", here's some perspectives about what persistent RAM means for OSes and applications: http://lwn.net/Articles/610174/
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   by kcarnold 12y ago

   It's cool that a team of deep learning researchers can pull this off quickly. Anyone know of an "image2vec" (word2vec for images) that would empower others to try out similar things? (unfortunately it would need a better name