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supersour
28d ago
Yes, power efficiency may be the largest benefit of these chips actually - especially if the projections are true that the US and other countries simply aren't able to ramp up power generation to meet forecasted datacenter demand. Ther
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2mo ago
Yes this is true to some extent. I've been using LLMs to run some computer vision tests, and I've certainly noticed myself running into the trap of "just one more AI experiment", or "just one more change" while
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2mo ago
A property developer is the other real-world example which comes to my mind.
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5mo ago
I'd be quite curious to see this combined with [transcranial] photobiomodulation - a two-pronged approach to healthy mitochondria might pay healthy dividends. For those hearing about PBM and feeling skeptical, I was as well, especially
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9mo ago
I think if this were true, then individualized mastery learning wouldn't prove to be so effective https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastery_learning
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9mo ago
Yes this is true, but we actually have a lot more data to back this on than exclusively fMRI analysis - for example the ADHD medication guanfacine works only because the alpha 2 receptors happen to be wired differently in the prefrontal cor
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11mo ago
Hi, do you have a way to get in touch so I can ask you a few questions about your lab? Thanks
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11mo ago
If this article resonates with you in even the smallest way, I urge you to read Neil Postman's "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business". I am currently re-reading this book and am amazed by t
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11mo ago
I think the prior probability in the bayesian sense is that the two entering cohorts are equally skilled (assuming students were randomly split into two sections as opposed to different sections being composed of different student bodies).
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1y ago
I'm not familiar with GPU architecture, is there not a shared L2/L3 data cache from which this data would be shared?
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1y ago
These look pretty fun, have you played with them much? What kind of range can you get?
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Hank Green: I'm Changing How I Manage My Money Because of AI [video]
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1y ago
yes, I definitely agree here. We've known for a long while that 1:1 therapy isn't the only way to treat depression, even if we aim to use psychotherapy methods like CBT/DBT. David Burns released his CBT guide "Feeling Go
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2y ago
This is also useful for power-constrained systems - 128T x 35W is less power than 2 x 64T x 35W which gives a larger power budget for whatever h100-type device you have connected to these drives
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2y ago
Hey sorry to hijack a comment, I saw your comment elsewhere about the Georgia Tech's MS Computer Science being a waste of time and I was curious to learn a bit more about your experience. I'm currently considering the online maste
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3y ago
Performance gains wouldn’t be that large as enterprise SSDs already have internal capacitors to flush pending writes to NAND. During typical usage the flash controller is constantly journaling LBA to physical addresses in the background, so
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4y ago
> EA is diffuse and deliberately amorphous; anybody who wants to can call themselves an EA... But with no official leadership structure, no roster of who is and isn’t in the movement, and no formal process for dealing with complaints, Wi
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4y ago
True, I suppose there are the "extreme" users of amphetamines which I haven't considered. Though I wonder if those who take megadoses of adderall are the same people who already are willing to consume methamphetamine or other
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Something I'm curious about: why do you think that an excess of stimulants is societally damaging? For the past few years I'm of the opinion that these substances should be available to those who find them useful (maybe with a doc
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4y ago
Very true. I actually quite enjoyed taking the bus in small town BC, I never felt uncomfortable by the other passengers. The same can't be said about big city transit. Just look at the demographics of where homeless people flock to.
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I love this idea in theory, but recognize that you are moving the discussion from providing effective, safe, and equitable transportation towards solving homelessness. Both issues are important, but in the context of this article one must a
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4y ago
I think the parent comment is referring the homeless population which is violent or too public in their drug use/paraphernalia. Pick the right bus line in Vancouver. You will notice mentally ill, violent people, and it certainly discou
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4y ago
I'd love the link if you have it
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The state has an interest in keeping its cities economically healthy, perhaps more than the city government itself which is focused on appeasing citizens with its delivery of police/recreation services. The state government can act mor
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/229hx
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4y ago
While productive jobs will pay for their own salary, any business is still operating with a fixed amount of resources and thus a set number of employees it can hire for the time. Therefore (high paying) jobs are in fact a zero sum resource
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4y ago
Reminds me of a classic article https://www.theonion.com/eggs-good-for-you-this-week-1819565...
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5y ago
Note that they are still available on the Canada side of the border. Funnily enough, other supplements like lithium orotate are available in the US but not in Canada. Luckily the US website iHerb ships to Canada!
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5y ago
https://archive.is/20X26
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5y ago
I would say: more than you think. Someone else responded to you about European churches and honestly that sounds quite appealing to me. My experience in Canada is that there are a lot of people who would most closely align with Liberal Chri
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