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Comment #48102228
If the UK was still relevant in the world, the BBC would continue to fund this.
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Comment #46451605
California should do something similar to what Massachusetts did & implement a state income surtax of 5% for those making over $2M/yr. That way, there's no arguing about net worth,…
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Comment #44166030
It's not just the AIs that steal... Thom Yorke is well known for his sticky fingers... https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/19266y3/does_any...
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Comment #43687807
HPC folks who care about performance don't use gfortran. It's borderline dishonest to compare rust performance unless the target compiler is something like Intel's Fortran compiler…
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Comment #43075386
it would be nice to be able to open papers in a new tab or window on Firefox instead of this thing hijacking the standard user interface.
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Comment #42206230
is there a github for this?
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Comment #42176870
Getting closer every day. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-76900-1
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Comment #42122283
If what Elmo did at twitter is anything to go by, this is just a fricking disaster of gargantuan proportions waiting to happen.
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Comment #42104296
Allan Holdsworth isn't on this list. Which means whoever wrote it knows less about guitar than they think they do.
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Comment #40508569
Doesn't mention Geisberg forcing Mike Payne to leave PTC and Mike joining Solidworks to head their development.
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Comment #39948088
For a while you could view Netflix online and rent DVDs from them.
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Comment #39808569
I got paid to do the LAPACK port, back in the mid 2000s, for a federal contractor working on satellite imaging type apps. I was still a good coder, back then... Took me about a mon…
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Comment #39805298
Never said it would hurt NVidia, only that CUDA itself isn't as strong a barrier as people seem to think it is. But with GPU target support in LLVM, in most cases you won't need to…
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Comment #39805124
Back in the late 90s, there was a project at SGI, called Bali, to make all their pipelines work in IEEE 32-bit floating point (they were using Intel i860 chips) so that they could …
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Comment #39805082
I have 40+ yrs of HPC/AI apps/performance engineering experience & I was one of the 1st people to port LAPACK and a number of other numerical libs to CUDA. Moreover, many of those …
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Comment #39805019
Mostly true, and you'll get no argument from me on the AMD & Intel are fuckwits front. Intel does ok, but AMD in particular has completely dropped the ball on the SW front, and has…
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Comment #39803981
CUDA is a shallow moat whose effectiveness depends entirely on NVidia convincing people to be mortally fearful of water.
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Comment #39682534
lmfao at the Meta folks not giving any credit whatsoever to the company that actually came up with and implemented the infrastructure work.
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Comment #39502524
wish someone would redo these books, the way they did w. the Feynman lectures. Some of the volumes were so badly printed, as to render them almost illegible.
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Comment #39241896
this is misleading.... she didn't design TM's compute/networking HW, only the systems' chassis & skins. Which is to say she was responsible for how those machines looked, but not f…
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Comment #38795706
503 error
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Comment #38795367
Julia was meant to be a better Fortran/C++
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Comment #38650529
https://theoreticalminimum.com/
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Comment #38623079
the twitteresque counter.social social network is run by one guy, has been operating since 2017, and afaik the bills are paid simply through crowd funding. In that light, I'd say t…