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Comment #47630173
I would love a old-school search engine that pulls results purely from a well curated list of websites and blogs.
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Comment #46626452
https://codeyarns.com/
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Comment #46282610
How can consumers avoid/reduce risk of ingesting this from the produce we buy at the store?
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Comment #42578846
Journey from SGI, the first GPU, programmable shaders, unified shaders, CUDA at NVIDIA.
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Comment #42571496
Set aside 30 minutes a day and try to keep at it regularly. If there are kids and being a good parent, this is only possible after their bed/story time. Quickly turns into a no-scr…
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Comment #40734177
This is true! A general journalist who has studied up a domain and written an article within a week cannot stand up to this kind of deep questioning.
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Comment #40734156
Typically someone who has spent their life working/researching/teaching in that sliver of a domain. It is also important to remember that experts start losing their expertise once …
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Comment #40734144
That is right. Listen to multiple experts and see what is the cluster/mean of an answer they are crystallizing around. And if they all have different answers, then it means that th…
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Comment #40733816
There’s a way around this, but it’s not fun or easy. It’s to listen to only the experts on that tiny sliver of a domain in which they are experts in. (And don’t listen to that expe…
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Comment #39243616
I'd assume it is an office copier that can produce lots of copies of scripts, receipts, invoices, signs for the sets etc. they might need all through the day. And by renting, if it…
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Comment #38830062
https://lwn.net/
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Comment #36594396
https://codeyarns.com/tech/ 2500+ posts from almost 20 years on the web. Essentially a place to take notes: on the digital devices I use and tips of the software I use. The main id…
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Comment #36112283
Keynote video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSWzSRnGEFo
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Comment #34214361
Last year I switched to the GWM5610 after a long search. It perfectly fit my needs - accurate all the time (syncs to atomic clock radio signals), never needs a charge (solar powere…
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Comment #34214297
I was surprised by this inaccuracy too. But was impressed when I learnt that there is no analog wristwatch that can match this accuracy - they are all far far worse. (Isn't it shoc…
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Comment #31933103
Kept them as blog posts: https://codeyarns.com/tech/index.html#cheatsheet
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Comment #22803824
https://codeyarns.github.io/tech/ -- interesting C/C++/Python standards/compilers/arcane details, CUDA and GPU programming, computer architecture, software/gadgets for programmer's…
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Comment #22535151
Once your 2.5y old turns 3 or 4 you will understand what folks are talking about :-)
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Comment #22007846
+1 I use a combination of Linux tools all day to achieve this: ls, tree, ranger, ncdu. Thanks so much for writing a tool built primarily for directory exploration. This deserves to…
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Comment #19430980
That's correct, you can transfer any trained model to the Nano and run it there using the NVIDIA TensorRT library/toolchain.
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Comment #19430964
A more practical solution is to train your network on other beefy CPU/GPU/TPUs and convert+run that on the Nano using TensorRT. TensorRT supports import of models in Tensorflow (UF…
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Comment #13825671
Golden comment!
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Comment #13403329
This seems to be just a fraction of a bigger TV piece by ABC called My Reality: A Hidden America. Some other portions of it found on Youtube: * Firefighter with 3 jobs: https://www…