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You mean knowledge or application?

Fly brain mapped:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41722159

I'm making a wearable with modular NPUs.

There's still lots of low hanging fruit on AI, so thanks it's not mature yet.
I don't think that's always correct when you're talking about operators in neural nets. E.g. the sin and cos in rope embeddings would get more precise, large sums like softmax would become more precise, potentially attention too due to dot products
Thank you for your work! Once that's done I'd love for Elest.io to add support for that. They already support running a custom Element instance.
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I honestly prefer this to the American version, "The governor owns a bunch of real estate that would benefit more from road upgrades than two major rail projects that have been in the works for decades, so he tries to cancel the latter - succeeding with one, delaying the other by 5 years, funneling state funds to Induced DemandLand, and forefeiting hundreds of millions of dollars in free federal grants."

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Wouldn't it have been more reasonable to emulate AVX-512 on the E-cores?
Man, if it has the same success rate as Tinder did for me, I'm gonna starve.
just tried this on a fastapi based repo. works like a charm!
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Because it's more fun to talk about the fanciful worlds of AGI, were you can't be proven wrong, than about issues of mass copyright violations, mechanized wholesale discrimination, the horrific consumption of power and water, the underpaid overseas workers getting PTSD to train the AI systems, the production of microtargeted surveillance-based advertising, the easy of AI-based impersonation and artificial influence generation, and the centralization of computing and society into a handful of companies.

Those other topics are so depressing.
I feel like this is kind of in poor taste..
It’s what you’d do on the job, right? A place which dings you for checking your work is broken.

I’d expect a raised eyebrow if it was some very basic question about something you’ve claimed to be an expert in but given how many, many bugs over the years stem back to confusion about order of evaluation I would consider it a minor plus if someone said “I think I know but I want be certain”, and a major one if they paired that with mention of defensive coding practices like adding tests covering cases where it’d matter and structuring the code so there are no side effects hidden in the test (e.g. the code as written is fine but if it was f1() == f2() == f3() I’d probably write it as a clearer multi-line if block when there are side effects to those calls to make obvious when I’m intentionally not doing them in every case).
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That’s a fascinating story, but your framing is perplexing—if it hadn’t become a museum it would have been yet another restaurant and presumably the man was compensated such that he could still have opened his restaurant in another building if he chose? Maybe you meant it humorously and I just missed the joke?
> Only if the document or their system has a photo of you. Usually driver's license is used for this.

In my experience, using the identity card is more common. Only drivers have a driver license, but nearly everybody has a identity card (and every identity card has a photo); and AFAIK, the identity card is one of the mandatory documents to get a driver license.
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It's useful to be able to profile on production workloads
I mean I don't see anywhere I can download the patches to apply them to a source tree locally.
> attempting to undermine faith in democracy

Election day, assuming that is what you are referring to, is the least important day in democracy. It is every day after the person is hired, when you stay on top of them and communicate your expectations to them, when democracy happens.
> You couldn't even rewatch the program unless you got lucky and recorded it.

And even then, the "pause" function on the majority of domestic VCRs would invariably obscure the interesting parts of the frame with "noise bars".
Thank you, that clears it up for me. Tech has changed a lot since I was exposed to web programming.
there are other Christian communities than American-style Evangelical Christianity who tend to be more intellectual and do like arguing about this kind of thing.
I mean currently, contributors who want to work on vectorized algorithms need to know C, amd64 assembly with SSE/AVX instructions, aarch64 assembly with NEON instructions and aarch64 assembly with SVE instructions (and presumably soon, or maybe already, risc-v assembly with the vector extension). I wouldn't say it's simpler than needing to know C, C with SSE/AVX instricsics, C with NEON intrinsics, C with SVE intrinsics and C with risc-v vector intrinsics.
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The thing is that in this scenario there is no control over the conversation so some participants may feel uncomfortable. My 10% can vary greatly from someone else's. The writer admitted so themselves "I decided to go for more than 10%. I shared about how my marriage had almost collapsed a couple years prior and a taste of how painful it was"

Imagine your manager asking you to share something at 10%, you share something modest like "sometimes I really feel anxiety over my work / deadlines / performance" and then the next person shares a deeply personal, super serious story about their almost collapsed marriage. They either set the tone for the whole conversation, forcing everybody else to follow along, or they hijack the conversation since what they shared is more serious.

There is no way to know before hand what someone is going to share, so there is no way to know before hand that everyone is going to feel comfortable.

"Human connection" could be discussing your hobbies with your coworkers, doesn't have to be a round table where everyone is sharing difficult experiences.
So i guess its a brick now and there is nothing we can do about it.
> Having grown up in the church and attending a Christian university

Out of curiosity, Catholic or Protestant?
Sorry, wrote the original comment on my phone. The sentiment is close enough, but generally things are not quite that bad. I've seen hardware ask, but the person they asked didn't know how to check how much memory we actually needed. Hardware also failed to tell that person that half the memory they were asking about was dedicated to the GPU and thus not available for application code. I've also seen them choose hardware that seems to have great drivers and they can point to others in our industry who are shipping with that, only to latter hit a major bug that means we can't use it without that fixed - but we are too small a customer to be able to demand they fix bugs that only affect us.

RPI is often useful for prototyping because it is cheap enough, but if you are not a very large company nobody will talk to you. This is both you can't get support from Broadcom, and worse your supply management cannot get contract signed (for small companies this doesn't matter you take what you can get, but larger companies often demand better support than they can get from pi)
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i think this is a github so hn is more likely to click on it
Not bad, esp. given that "dinde" is "turkey" in French.

Turkinator, basically.
> And the annoying part is that there are good reasons to write hand-written assembly in some particular cases.

The major, and well-known problem is that hand-written assembly is usually 100% non-portable. Maybe it is okay if you need the boost only in few platforms. But that still requires few different implementations.
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Based on nothing other than that "people don't really change", I would guess that pretty soon after the death of Jesus, people started misattributing quotes to him. We have recent, extremely well documented historical figures like MLK, Einstein, and Gandhi, who have quotes commonly misattributed to them all the time, that are easily disproven with a a few minutes of searching.

So, you've got an early church with a poor textual record and lots of people either making up quotes or misattributing them to Jesus, and probably kept making up new ones for decades after he died, and probably toward contradictory ends, and people get tired of it and decide to keep a list of accepted quotes from Jesus, so that people would stop making up new ones from that point on (and it doesn't appear to have worked -- the later gospels have additional quotes and stories -- in particular "He who is without sin cast the first stone" seems to have been a later addition.)

Then after that, you have this list of canonical quotes going around, and of course people want the context, because you don't necessarily know how to interpret a quote without the context in which it was said, and so you get the gospels of Mark and Luke.
Exploitation is a strong word. A lot of admins like running servers, and some even make money via ads. This is the case in TF2.
Yeah but that's kind of a given here, C with AVX intrinsics or C with NEON intrinsics or C with SVE intrinsics is also 100% non-portable.
Okay, but why is it a signal at all? In the end, isn't it just escape sequences sent back and forth in-band? Wouldn't it be simpler to just let the program read and write those rather than involving a separate system call?
Worse, Assemblies of God (speaking in tongues).
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Slightly slower than the AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT ...

honestly thats pretty awesome, considering its an APU, and the 6800 XT is only 2 years old (if i recall)
I hear what you're saying, and I'm not saying some of it doesn't have merit. The following is meant as an open philosophical discussion.

On the topic of 'the information isn't free' I'm curious if you have the same opinion of encyclopedia companies. You must admit there's at least some parallels in that they also consolidate a large amount of information that was 'generated' from others.

Or how about the information you and I have gained from books and the internet? Sure we might 'pay' for it once by buying a book or seeing some ad, but then we might use that information to make thousands of dollars through employment without ever going back to buy another copy of that book. An even more 'egregious' example could be teachers. They're literally taking the knowledge of others, 'regurgitating' it to our children for money, and 'not giving anything back to whoever create the information in the first place'.

> there's a distinct danger that they will simply suck they sources dry and leave the internet itself even more of a wasteland than it has already become

Maybe. There's the whole AGI/ASI argument here in that they/we might not _need_ humans to create information in the same way we don't need human-calculators any more.

Barring that though I do hear what you're saying around a lowering value to creating 'new internet information'. Personally I can't see it affecting my internet use that much though as there's basically two categories my internet information gathering fall in to:

1. I want to know something, give me the short quick answer. This category is already full of sites that's are just trying to hack the search algos to show their version of copy-pasted info. I don't really care which I go to and if AI kills their business, oh well.

2. I want follow a personality. This category is where I have bloggers/youtubers/etc in RSS feeds and the like. I want to hear what they're saying because I find them and the topics interesting. I can't see this being replaced by AI any time soon.
That would be the ideal scenario, yes.

In practice, we can only make use of some known mutations. Not just for delivering chemicals, but also for "teaching" the immune system to attack such cells, which, once it is able to recognize them, it will do vigorously.

Let's hope that this catalogue will grow until it covers at least all the typical cases.
You ignored my original suggestion, so now I'm sensing this is all some sort of strange bad-faith promo game.

What is https://list2go.io/en/ missing? I don't see any AI features, if that's your concern.
You can use use get info (command + i) on the application file and drag and drop a new icon. App updates would get rid of that though.

Overall, this is affordable and easier if you really want to make a lot of changes.
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The intrinsics aren't portable across architectures, so using them vs inline asm (or linking with a .s/.asm file) is more about convenience/ease of use than portability (although they might be slightly more portable across different OSes for the _same_ architecture, e.g. macOS/linux for aarch64).

In some ways, I prefer the "go big or go home" of asm either inline, or in a .s/.asm file, although both inline and .s/.asm have portability issues (e.g. inline asm syntax across C/C++ compilers or the flavor of the .s/.asm files depending on your assembler).
Depends if you’re looking at supply or demand side. I’ve been hesitating to look at a new stove because I’m terrified that I’ll find a bunch of capacitive touch buttons rather than proper knobs.

I think the difference with appliances, though, is that they’re rarely a matter of life and death, as compared to something like operating climate controls in a car at highway speeds.
If the subjects are rarely white and mostly black, is it not fair to say that he often portrayed black people in caricature?

Similar to saying 'Van Gogh often painted sunflowers' instead of 'Van Gogh often painted flowers'.
> Each gold coin has the same value regardless of the service provided

That does not make any sense. "Please bring home 1 pizza." and "Please bring home 100 pizzas." have very different value.
Ouch. Young Earth and all that, I suppose. Speaking of which...

> By and large, Christians are extremely anti-intellectual and hostile to research into the origins of the Bible as they believe the Bible is divinely inspired. Some even go so far as to talk about literal possession of the Bible authors by the Holy Spirit.

At least in the catholic world, the history of biblical studies is very much tied to philology and philosophy. For example, pretty much no one in the catholic clergy will look at creation as a description of real facts, because the genre is not that of a historically accurate description. The idea is that any tool is good if it helps taking more out of what was purportedly inspired by the divine.
"I have never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure."

-- Misattributed to Mark Twain

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In what sense is this missing? You can absolutely do this in vim so it must (by the principle of duality) also be present in emacs. Since he shows it in IntelliJ it’s obviously not missing from there so I’m assuming vscode has it also.

Automatic folding is something I almost always disable because I hate it when an editor tries to hide information from me. I strongly prefer to choose when I want things folded but by default to have things be as close as possible to the native text format just with syntax highlighting.

This is particularly true for PRs and diffs, where the details of implementation really matter and I would consider reviewing anything which was folded to be potentially extremely risky.
Very nice. Can you add (promote) it on https://github.com/cheeaun/awesome-hacker-news ,too?
I think they do, but too late and then it would be too expensive to go back and redesign the product.
You're right. I'm extremely colored by my Evangelical upbringing and the contemptuous American Evangelical community.

That being said, even if we did find Q or something like it, would it change much about our understanding of that time in history?
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But ispc is portable between AVX512 and ARM NEON.

The key is that SIMD writing needs a SIMD language. OpenCL, ISPC, CUDA, HIP and C++AMP (rip) are such examples of SIMD languages.

I guess a really portable SIMD language would be WebGL / HLSL and such.
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Would definitely deactivate and probably write a rant about it.
I didn't ask if it's possible. I asked whether you think it happens.

I suspect you can't answer that question directly because the answer is self-evident and destructive to your case.

Anyway, here are a few anecdotes: https://restlessnetwork.com/domestic-abuse-is-a-voter-suppre...

Inb4 "those are anecdotes!" And then subsequent refusal to answer the point blank question of whether you believe it happens or not, for aforementioned reasons.
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I was talking about this more recent one. They are starting to hint at legal repercussions.
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"Synoptic" is simply the adjectival form of "synopsis": Matthew, Mark, and Luke all strive to give a synopsis of Jesus' life, organized primarily around a chronological retelling of his approximately three-year ministry. Matthew and Luke include details of his birth and genealogy.

John, on the other hand, is organized around theological and moral themes, rather than the totality of Jesus' ministry and teachings. That's why it's not considered a synoptic gospel.
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>Oracle now owns the remainder of it and espouses similar behavior. Perhaps its future is similar as well.

I think you talk about Sun Microsystems no?

SCO still sells OpenServer5/6 and Unixware7

BTW: Open in that time meant "open" to industry standards like TCP/IP same with openVMS
> I encourage everyone to respect the picket line and get your news elsewhere

Technically, wouldn't "respecting the picket line" be not doing any "scab" work for the NYTimes? Asking us not to use the NYTimes is more of a boycott and a separate question (and not always something strikers ask for). Is it official policy of the strike that they request people boycott in solidarity as well?
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Just brainstorming here, but as a parent and someone who subscribed to a weekly CSA, it’d be a big boost to be able to take a picture of what I’ve got and get some ideas about recipes, especially if I could say, I’ve only got about 15 minutes to make dinner for kids. I guess that doesn’t really fit the Tinder model..
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John is mostly very different - it covers only a small number of events that are in the other gospel. John is thought to have been with Jesus (one of the disciples) and likely took his own notes so we can't say he didn't know what Jesus did, but the events he wrote about are almost entirely different. It is possible (but this is speculation) that John had some of the other gospel's and choose not to cover anything already in them unless it was really important, but it is just as possible he didn't know of (or maybe had heard of but never had access to?) the other gospels and wrote things all on his own.
Right, which is probably part of why most Evangelicals think Catholics aren't Christian.

After I finished my BA in English, I considered going for a MA in Catholic Studies because it offered an opportunity to study Philosophy, Theology, and Literature in a way that was fascinating to me, but by that time my faith had withered and died.
The first record Enid looks at is actually by "R. Crumb and his Cheap Suit Serenaders" that Seymour directs her away from to another selection. Zwigoff was a member of that group.
Probably reduce wasted silicon because very few consumers will see a significant benefit in everyday computing tasks. Also supposedly they had issues combining it with e-cores. Intel is struggling to get their margins back up. The 11th gen had AVX512 but the people who cared seem to be PS3 emulator users.
> To use a macbook that's been closed for months I just open it and it works.

That's what I loved about my 2013 MBP but didn't have the same experience with the newer models anymore either.

I think "months" or even weeks is pushing it anyways, though a good proper suspend would be much appreciated.

Personally I use my laptop every other day so don't really have the same battery issue there
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Not in all countries yet:

France, UK, others too no doubt

https://www.apple.com/airpods-pro/feature-availability/
".intersection()" takes any iterable, it can be:

if set(args).intersection(["-h", "--help"]):

Also python has had a special syntax for sets since 2.7 (I think), though I haven't seen it used very often:

if {"-h", "--help"}.intersection(args):
It's a rough position for a country to be in, that's for sure. I have to believe we can talk our way out of it, cause I don't want a civil war
Seeing "handwritten assembly" always reminds me of the claims that Steve Gibson made about the code he wrote...
This isn't really true, as it only happens in the 'Western' part of Europe (i.e. Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands) In the 'Eastern' part (i.e. Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary) and the 'Northern' part (i.e. Norway, Sweden, Finland) this kind of international travel happens only rarely.
> but intrinsics can usually get extremely close with much less effort

Why 'much less effort' though? Intrinsics are on the same abstraction level as an equivalent sequence of assembly instructions aren't they? And they only target one specific ISA anyway and are not portable between CPU architectures, so the difference between coding in intrinsics and assembly doesn't seem all that big. Also I wonder if MSVC and GCC/Clang intrinsics are fully compatible to each other, compiler compatibility might be another reason to use assembly.
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Intrinsics do have certain advantages besides convenience, since the compiler can reason about them in ways that it can't with an opaque blob of asssembly. For example if you set the compiler to tune for a specific CPU architecture then it can re-order intrinsics according to the instruction costs of that specific hardware, whereas with assembly you would have to manually write a separate implementation for each architecture (and AFAICT FFmpeg doesn't go that far).
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