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by snak 2y ago
Most of the time, > between the keyboard and the chair Is where the problem is.
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by snak 4y ago
What's the difference between those 4 checkpoints? From the GitHub's README: sd-v1-1.ckpt: 237k steps at resolution 256x256 on laion2B-en. 194k steps at resolution 512x512 on laion-high-resolution (170M examples from LAION-5
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by snak 4y ago
Wow, just checked and Pi 3 is over 100€, and Pi 4 over 200€. What happened? I remember buying a Pi 3B+ in 2019 for less than 50€.
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by snak 4y ago
Apparently also known as the "Baader–Meinhof phenomenon".
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by snak 4y ago
Great video, thanks for sharing. I had the same feeling of my palms sweating during some of the shots. It also sparked my interest for climbing, I'll give it a try for sure (with rope).
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by snak 4y ago
Agreed, I stopped reading after this sentence.
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by snak 5y ago
Excellent explanation, thanks for sharing!
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by snak 5y ago
Is there a known limit for the energy to hash ratio ?
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by snak 5y ago
At least "cryptos" in plural is clearly for crypto currencies (I don't think anyone uses "cryptographies").
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by snak 5y ago
Yes, the article mentions it: > What if I have ECC-capable DIMMs? > Previous work showed that due to the large number of bit flips in current DDR4 devices, ECC cannot provide complete protection against Rowhammer but makes exploitatio
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by snak 5y ago
FP abbreviation is probably not a good idea here, while talking of Floating Point and Fixed Point, a little bit confusing.
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by snak 5y ago
Performance degradation is noticeable with DEBUG level in production.
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by snak 5y ago
I'd say that comparison over-simplifies what Cloudflare does behind the scenes. - Electricity costs - 99.999999999% (eleven 9’s) of annual durability - Speed of your HDD (around 200 MB/s?) vs speed of R2 ...
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by snak 5y ago
Nice one, thanks for sharing.
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by snak 5y ago
Oh, just noticed the article is from 2017. Is there a newer one, related/similar to this one?
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by snak 5y ago
The Casssandra cluster mentioned (12 nodes, 1TB each) only handles text, as far as the article goes.
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by snak 5y ago
I don't necessarily agree with your point of view, but these two concepts were new and interesting to me. Posting their meanings for others that haven't heard of them either: > Phrenology Pseudoscience which involves the measur
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by snak 5y ago
Just for clarity: 3.456 × 10^13 34 560 000 000 000 ~35 long-scale, european billions (10^12) ~35000 short-scale, american/english billions (10^9)
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by snak 5y ago
The problem is people abuse of "var", and use it everywhere even when the type is not obvious from the right-hand expression/assignment. This is especially bad when reading code outside of an IDE, like in a GitHub PR, git&#x2
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by snak 5y ago
> Aside from the amusing programming error, the main problem with much of the "smart contract" activity today is that doing anything remotely interesting requires an oracle. An oracle is basically a server that reports the outc
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by snak 5y ago
That's amazing, the IDE itself and the shader preview running on a WebGL canvas. Thanks for sharing!
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by snak 5y ago
Can you expand on why it isn't a fiat currency?
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by snak 6y ago
I was wondering the same thing, there's nothing stopping the archaeologist from unwrap it it off-chain/offline/...? Either we're missing something from the unwrapping process, or there's too much trust put into the
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by snak 6y ago
Not daily, but weekly: 1. Cloudflare Radar https://radar.cloudflare.com/ 2. Cloudflare Blog https://blog.cloudflare.com/ 3. GitHub Trending https://github.com/trending
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by snak 6y ago
I don't think that would benefit gamers at all. Maybe it will offset the days it takes for a graphics card to pay itself by a few weeks? (e.g. previously RTX 3070 took x weeks to pay itself by mining 24/7, maybe it will change to
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by snak 6y ago
Gaming needs more resources to solve a problem whose difficulty is increased to produce better and more accurate images. Mining needs more resources to solve a brute force problem whose difficulty is increased just for the sake of making th
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by snak 6y ago
Yes, I do agree C# does have many constructs (Parallel For/ForEach/Invoke...) but there's many things to consider that are not designed with thread safety in mind (e.g. generic collections, List<T>, Dictionary<T>,
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by snak 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, even though it's from 2017 it was an interesting read.
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by snak 6y ago
Looks great, I'll give it a try. Thanks for sharing!
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by snak 6y ago
Thanks for sharing that parable. It reminds me of the times I've discussed about Kubernetes with colleagues.

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