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Miniminix

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    Comment #47712544

    I have worked with Kalman Filters for years, and gave this quick read. I saw the comments on Process Noise, so I focus there for now. I might get back to other sections tomorrow. M…

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    Comment #47712504

    I have worked with Kalman Filters for years, and gave this quick read. I saw the comments on Process Noise, so I focus there for now. I might get back to other sections tomorrow. M…

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    Comment #42210547

    Secondly, I remember watching a few months ago a video from Michael Penn, about something called Padé Approximations: Pade Approximation – unfortunately missed in most Caclulus cou…

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    Comment #42099991

    Two points It is strange that the "entry level" computer in 2024 competes and sometimes wins against the 2022 fully-decked out M2 and the original M1 Ultra. The M3 Pro had a DECREA…

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    Comment #42099963

    This guy can summarize other Apple news sites and extract concise info. Click on his other links at the bottom. For Apple fanboys, perhaps no info... but a quick summary for those …

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    Comment #42054660

    For an article like this, what is the difference between a service and a microservice? Seems to lots of space between monolith and microservice

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    Comment #42054603

    Not disagreeing with you, but do you have a link on process which includes your callouts would work for micro services?

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    Comment #42054421

    Let the (verbal) battle begin...

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    Comment #42054335

    Another shout out to Emmy Noether's (First) theorem. Informally stated, if a system has a continuous symmetry property, then there are corresponding quantities whose values are con…

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    Comment #42048027

    If you are not writing the GPU kernel, just use a high level language which wraps up the CUDA, Metal, or whatever. https://julialang.org https://juliagpu.org

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    Comment #42028377

    Could it look less like the T800 from Terminator ?

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    Comment #41956913

    Re: SIMD Suggest you look at the Julia Language, a high-level but still capable of C-like speed. It has built in support for SIMD (and GPU) processing. Julia is designed to support…

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    Comment #41882208

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    Comment #41878308

    Love the snark in the proposal. Just one gem > The question isn’t whether there are still architectures where bytes aren’t 8-bits (there are!) but whether these care about modern C…

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    Comment #41848474

    they did acknowledge some alternatives, but I agree more discussion would have been nice. FTA - Option 3: Using other existing REPL implementations: The authors looked at several a…