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I'll also add a caveat that toolage for Jetson boards is extremely incomplete.

They supply you with a bunch of sorely outdated models for TensorRT like Inceptionv3 and SSD-MobileNetv2 and VGG-16. WTF, it's 2021. If you want to use anything remotely state-of-the-art like EfficientDet or HRNet or Deeplab or whatever you're left in the dark.

Yes you can run TensorFlow or PyTorch (thankfully they give you wheels for those now; before you had to google "How to install TensorFlow on Jetson" and wade through hundreds of forum pages) but they're not as fast at inference.
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I agree it isn't government censorship.

But for those of us under pandemic lockdown, all human contact outside the home is over private companies' platforms. Seems to me if you're banned from all the major private platforms that's de factor censorship, if not de jure government censorship.

More broadly, this also seems like a gigantic political victory for republicans: A few months ago the most high profile banned-on-all-major-platforms story was about Parler, a site that had literally been used to coordinate an attempt to overthrow democracy. Hardly an argument that a big 'cancel culture' exists or is running out of control!

Now, the most high-profile story is about a beloved children's author and famed anti-fascist getting banned? You couldn't ask for better evidence of a 'cancel culture' run amok.
Magical thinking at its best. The Middle Ages are back. You are not allowed to pronounce anything similar to the powerful incantation, lest the demons emerge. Regardless of context.

Of course, in practice, the demons are regular people with stones in their hands ...
New? Isn’t it freedom?

The government isn’t involved. Or should it be and it force you to sell everything?
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I would leave a site that had a bar like that. It would piss me off way too much.
I think nearly every C programmer has gone through the phase of Oooh I'll write my own string library! Sure, that works. Except you have to call system libraries and all kinds of other external functions all of which naturally assume the conventional char arrays. So you spend a bunch of time converting back and forth until eventually realizing it's silly, just learn the convention and go with it.
I am not sure if I get it, but isn't the CLIP "multi-modal" neuron just considered as "multi-modal" because it occurs some layers before the actual output? I am not sure, but maybe the indirection is just obfuscation and not a sign of abstraction.
Not just upfront. Nuclear plants need staffing, security (lots of it) throughout its operational life, waste handling and storage, constant audits (and related bureaucracy) for safety, security, etc. None of that stuff is free. Additionally, nuclear plants work with materials that actually decay when exposed to lots of neutrons which I imagine needs occasional maintenance as well You need trained staff as well and a few propeller heads that actually understand the physics. These people need educations and salaries. None of that stuff is free. That's why nuclear is currently considered the most expensive form of energy in the market.

The problem with renewables (for nuclear) is that it reduces the potential revenue for a nuclear plant over its 6-7 decade lifespan to well below any level where it makes sense to build them. If you budget for 1960s era grid pricing it all looks beautiful. Then fast forward 6 decades and you have solar bids trending towards 0.01$/kwh when most nuclear plants in operation are basically closer to 0.15$/kwh.

That's the whole problem. It's the most expensive option in the market by far. a 10X improvement would make it competitive with current solutions. Except that will take a few decades. So, realistically, you'd need a second order of magnitude improvement at that point. Yes, I believe renewables can do another 10x cost reduction over the next decades; possibly more. Ballpark 0.005$/kwh is probably worth investing in for a plant that comes online around 2045 or so. That's a modest 3x cheaper than the lowest solar/wind bids right now. 25 years is a long time. In any case, last time I checked, such plants are not being planned anywhere and most nuclear bids are 10x or more expensive than that. Out of the gate they are 2-3x more expensive than solutions in the market right now. That's for a plant that has not been built yet and will take decades to get built.
I think you point 2 is much better than point 1.

There are parts of the US that have similar or higher population density to poland or other european countries. There are no reason they cant get as good internet. Not all ISP's have to cover the entire country.
> You're trying to ascribe malice and dishonesty because you happen to disagree with me. I don't know why the internet does this to people

Sigh. I made it clear in the first comment that I don't disagree with you. I would love to see wider adoption of nuclear power. The sentence that you wrote was inaccurate, and I felt that more accurate wording would improve the quality of the debate. I don't see the point in engaging any further on this.
Well, you know, that could also be because the youth racks up student debt, can't afford to buy their own houses, are expected to slave away their life for sub minimal wage jobs etc.

Which is why I don't get why smartphones and social media are almost solely blamed in these kinds of discussion.
We have COVID since one year, wealth gaps are getting bigger etc.
The laws in the United States are pretty convoluted, and I don't think they align with human rights all that well, especially given the treatment of imprisoned folks or asylum seekers. However, I do think that causing mass hysteria for kicks (shouting fire...) is wrong and you should not do it.

I'm curious: do you believe that there is anything that one does not have the right to say?
Let's not forget that Tesla is well aware the car doesn't "drive itself" and have classified AP/FSD for legal/liability reasons as a level 2/3 system.

From a marketing perspective however, robotaxis are just around the corner.
The study of dynamical systems from a probabilistic perspective is called ergodic theory. Have a look at my other comment for some specific references for more on this.

And yes it is very interesting. One can actually model iid coin flips (or dice rolls) as a type of expanding dynamical system called a full-shift.
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An account with 14 karma posting a link with a misleading title and went on the front page by appealing to confirmation biases in certain timezones.

How does this get past HN?
Intel's only been shipping server CPUs with non-defective transactional memory for about five years, and a good chunk of those servers have it disabled for security reasons, or did at some point pending better fixes. IBM has dropped transactional memory from their latest POWER processors. Even if we only look at server CPUs, this does not look like a thriving ecosystem.
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Except this is completely anti thetical to the idea of stand ups which are supposed to be peer to peer as opposed to a more expert to non expert relationship.

What you’re really looking for is office hours.

If you’re self conscious about asking questions, how is it easier to do it in the moment with your entire team also listening in, as opposed to a direct IM, or email if you’re worried about disturbing the busy expert?

And how often do people have questions for experts? More often during the beginning of a project, then there’s a lull, then maybe some more questions as you find things you hadn’t thought of, then another lull, and then more questions towards the end where you are trying to close all the loose ends.

Daily standup requires you take up the expert’s valuable time in equal amounts during all those periods. And you have a bunch of people listening in who have no reason to be in that conversation. (A single 15 minute standup with a team of 8 is straight up 2 hours down the drain. And that does not include any of the context switching costs, or the cost of interrupting someone doing deep work).

Wouldn’t it be much bette to setup a 1 hour meeting on day 1 of the project with the expert (doesn’t stand up add a whole role, scrum master, whose only purpose is to direct people to the correct experts, basically? Well, use them if you don’t know who the expert is...prior to scrum we simply went to our team lead for situations like that). A 30 minute follow up at the end of the week.

Then another 30 minute follow up a week later and a 1 hour meeting a week later close to the end of the project.

That’s 3 hours worth of time from the expert in a span of 3 weeks, but the expert gets to hold forth for those entire 3 hours, without having to waste 12 out of 15 mins listening to useless crap. That’s a straight up 20% saving over the stand ups, gets you a full 3 hours from them, as opposed to 20% of the time, gets their attention in decent chunks of times, where you can have a real discussion, interrupts them 4 times over 15 working days as opposed to 15 times, and only includes those who are directly relevant to the discussion as opposed to everybody.
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> clang+llvm package takes 300-400 MB, that's almost an order of magnitude difference

I ship a statically compiled llvm + clang with my software and it does not add 300-400 mb to the binary at all, only something like 20-30 mb.
And? People can adapt. [0] Creating laws to artificially restrict technological advancements in order to protect one specific class of jobs is insanity.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Obsolete_occupations
Oh, interesting. I do wonder if Google puts the same quality control and testing into the Rocm version, though. Otherwise it would really be a lower tier of official support.

Granted, I don't know anything about the quality of PyTorch's support either.
The oneness of India goes back to thousands of years, as per ancient scriptures and records.

Sure, there were different kingdoms and turfs, but the philosophical core of the cpuntry, was based on Sanatana Dharma, common to the sub continent. That is why it was easy to keep it as a coherent unit even after hundreds of ywars of muslim and british rule.
They would be shut down due to economic inviability. Targeted advertising is what makes these companies profitable in the first place.
"final solution to the Jewish problem".. I wonder what they felt when people first learned what that implied
Hey, can I come look through your house to make sure there are no books there that offend me? It would be incredibly rude of you to consume any content that random strangers might object to. I'll be over in an hour.

This has nothing to do with conscientiousness. Buying a book to read at home by yourself is not the business of anyone else and neither eBay nor anyone else should be dictating what you're allowed to read.
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Number of patents registered in US 2019: 669.000
Selling the past is the only way it gets remembered?

A store should not have the freedom to determine what it sells?
Now C functions are getting banned?
This censorship has gotten out of control.
I am a native speaker (well, Scottish, so some may disagree ;), and I didn't get the title either. Maybe it's an American thing, by "office hours" to me means 9-5, local time - you know, the kind of hours that people typically work in an office.
It's very interesting that there are regular questions about unity of India and subtle calls for breakup of the country on HN. Outside of the Kashmir issue, no one in India even mentions things like "Himalayan Reconfiguration" (first I've heard of the term). I mean, it's a non-existing thing in the country.

But I somehow find a link to a fringe website and a "my friend in India told me" anecdote, which is pretty unbecoming of HN but more and more common these days. I’m surprised (and disappointed) dang is allowing this kind of blatant propaganda.
> 25/3 Mbps is a very reasonable speed for most people.

No, 3 megabits upload is not reasonable. If people have to work from home or school from home the 3 megabits upload quickly becomes too little for a google meet/teams video chat or screensharing.

It becomes even worse if multiple family members have to do it at the same time.
The term is trauma bonding for psychological attachment in abusive situation. Stockholm syndrome is something else.
Nobody is forced to sell it, but ebay is a website that consumers list their stuff on. They’re clearly going out of their way to remove it.

I don’t think that falls under ‘freedom to’, because nobody can list it going forward either.
> and I'm sure these are available in 2nd hand bookshops

What do you think eBay is?
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It's pretty hard to form an opinion from reading the wiki page - it basically boils down to "Bloomberg says X about Supermicro, Supermicro and some other companies deny it".
Tangential, but I remember a tour guide at the Colosseum saying they could flood the floor of the arena for “naval” shows in less time than it would take you to flush the toilet twice in many apartments in the city today. Unsure how accurate that was, but impressive description.
No practical identity smaller than the individual; a concept that has been a foundational pillar of liberalism until, like, 10 years ago. Collectivism of all kinds is destroying western civilization.
I think this has been a thing for decades.

The US focuses on economical power above all, so can always afford to import talent. They have far more spending power than countries which spend their resources, for example, feeding people, providing healthcare, etc.
The big platforms desperately want to be anodyne. They don't want to censor, they just want you to see a funny cat photo, click Like, and come back in ten seconds for the next one.

Deplatforming is an extreme measure when they perceive an existential threat like "abetting an insurrection."
Interesting historical note, this is how Chef was born.

Adam Jacobs of Chef was running a Puppet consulting company (hjksolutions). He ran into a bug (#1010) that he couldn’t solve and used up a ton of Luke’s time. Luke worked hard on it but couldn’t reproduce it and after devoting a week or two on it told Adam that he was the only one with this problem and would need to pay him as a consultant for any further effort.

Adam was (is) an incredibly pushy jerk and demanded that Luke, who wasn’t making a penny off of Puppet, put his life on hold to fix this for Adam’s customers.

Luke basically said “fuck you, pay me” so Adam started Chef (a billion dollar company).

User’s sense of entitlement is powerful.
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Except that the microsoft versions of the functions are incompatible with the standardized versions.

(I don't think that that was done in bad faith, however; only that wg14 decided to change the definitions from the microsoft-proposed ones, and microsoft didn't feel willing to break compatibility.)
Third sentence in the article: "The Bloomberg index analyzes dozens of criteria using seven equally weighted metrics, including research and development spending, manufacturing capability and concentration of high-tech public companies."
And yet, eBay does sell a crap load of Mein Kampf editions and gollywogs. The motivation seems to be corporate virtue signalling rather than any commitment to a principle.
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This is like counting the number of commits to check the health status of a project
> ten pushups

I'm guessing you don't teach computer science
As many other have already said it all depends on how it is implemented, and most companies do it wrong. Scrum is hard, not because it is difficult to do it, but because in most companies it requires a change and changes are hard. In my company we implemented scrum in an iterative fashion, changing one practice at a time, till we got to (almost) full scrum, and I like it.

You need to take in consideration what scrum makes you do (stand up meeting,...) but also what it is meant to prevent and you shouldn't usually do (interruptions and working on requirements that change daily)

It's hard but when done properly it's great
I think you have it backwards. The advertisers can serve the publishers' content themselves, rather than the publishers serving the advertisers' content. See Google's AMP.

Of course, the publishers will need to trust the advertisers, but I don't see how they have much choice...
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Kinda proving my point then? Power usage 15x higher and $300 is just for a card that is probably as big as a whole Mac Mini.

Now add the rest of the components and the prices, wattage and size shoots up exactly as described.
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> The "programming" which you're refering to, would be more precisely called "data entry" using today's terminology.

Most programmers today are in the "data entry" business from Stackoverflow...
What was the lack of freedom you experienced in India? Not asking rhetorically.
If the ranking algorithm tries to maximize "value for the searcher", then SEO could actually mean "produce value for the searcher". Although that might often not actually be the case, it is probably still better than paying Google directly. That would translate ranking to "maximize the value for Google".
how's that different from any other insult targeted at e.g nation?

murican, nazi, polack, ching chong?
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I'm probably not the only one wondering why this is hard: Why not just declare prev/next as atomic pointers, CAS to delete, copy-and-CAS to insert, and call it a day right?

Turns out that doesn't work if you want to delete a node while another thread is inserting a node in that spot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-blocking_linked_list#Probl...
This is documented[0]:

> Note that it is assumed that a freestanding environment will additionally provide memcpy, memmove, memset, and memcmp implementations, as these are needed for efficient codegen for many programs.

GCC has effectively the same stipulation[1]:

> GCC requires the freestanding environment provide memcpy, memmove, memset and memcmp.

The main thing I'm confused about is why you didn't get a linker error.

0. https://clang.llvm.org/docs/CommandGuide/clang.html#cmdoptio...

1. https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Standards.html
> you have no right to denigrate your fellow man

Of course you do. Can you imagine what the world would be like if the government gave itself the power and created the bureaucratic machinery to stop people denigrating their fellow man? It would be a dystopian nightmare.
I blame this largely on Telsa essentially driving the industry like a heard of cattle. This is/was a great when it came to accelerating the development of electric cars, and I realise that the software development community really likes the "move fast and break stuff" mantra, but there are reasons why engineering fields with chartered engineers have processes like FMEA: people die if things fail.

A friend who is an engineer at a premium car manufacturer working on sensors for self-driving is telling me that the internal policy inside the manufacturer is, that the only competitor that matters is Tesla, so they only compare themselves to Tesla. The same friend also believes that real self-driving is still many years out, even sensors that can deal with general weather conditions do not exist yet.
> Cultural appropriation

This. I'm as left wing as they come, and agree wholeheartedly with 99% of the current far-left discourse. But some of this "cultural appropriation" stuff is just nuts.
This outrage over a private company having the freedom to choose what it sells feels contrived.
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Eh? Integration of software in scrum is the one thing that's really dated these days.

We integrate software every commit.
I'm curious why you made a new HN account just to write that comment.
PyTorch is the most impressive piece of software engineering that I know of. So yeah, it's a nice interface for writing fast numerical code. And for zero effort you can change between running on CPUs, GPUs and TPUs. There's some compiler functionality in there for kernel fusing and more. Oh, and you can autodiff everything. There's just an incredible amount of complexity being hidden behind behind a very simple interface there, and it just continues to impress me how they've been able to get this so right.
I went to university in the UK 20 years ago.

A few of our lecturers had "office hours". It was a new phrase, and invariably they were younger and had worked in US universities. We could drop in between 3 and 5 one day a week to ask questions.

We thought them snooty.

The other faculty staff had an open door policy.

Now I'm their age, I appreciate how sticking to office hours helped these researchers to be productive. But as a student, open door flet more friendly.
Overall, it reads like a list of stereotypes. The point about big changes being a source of problems, and bugs getting smoothed out after a few model years without a big redesign, is totally true though.
As history has shown w.r.t spam, the stuff eventually gets sorted out

I'm sure people could have come with similar criticism for li-ion batteries, before them took over