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kmbriedis

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    Comment #23810561

    I believe the ML community will strongly disagree. CUDA is everything

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    Comment #23125060

    The most surprising aspect of this is that it's a solo paper accepted for a major conference!

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    Comment #22517125

    There's another case of reverting the codebase to an earlier version just to run it

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    Comment #22306670

    My guess that it's happening mostly due cache conflicts. With 1024 for a simplified L1 with 32kb you can fit exactly 8 lines of the inner dimmension in the cache, which means that …

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    Comment #22296639

    As a side note - loop unrolling has almost no effect, it just allows scalar replacements for latency bound instructions and some other stuff

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    Comment #22296627

    But it can be 20x

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    Comment #22178290

    So no custom CUDA kernels, just CuPy? Isn't that a performance issue? (Based on installation notes)

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    Comment #22145634

    People would probably find out what hardware they use for benchmarks and optimize for that, leading to performance decrease for many othes

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    Comment #22120006

    One could argue if those can be called "technically knowledgeable"

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    Comment #21823191

    Was it a university like ETH Zürich, where anyone can get in but there is a limited number of spots from the second year onwards? Then it really made sense to suggest that

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    Comment #21052868

    Same here. I have taken many Calculus and Algebra classes, SAT Math level 2 and have no clue why these graphing calculators are necessarily...

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    Comment #20874848

    Are you a software developer? No judging, just curious

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    Comment #20083025

    And your nickname says everything

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    Comment #19590089

    Interesting is very subjective term. E.g. some find theory much more interesting than games

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    Comment #19476072

    2$ for a bag is expensive (in Zurich)?

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    Comment #18906950

    The name of the language and this title sound so wrong... Never ever name something D Many years ago while being too naïve I created a website d-something and the name was big prob…

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    Comment #17827168

    2FA authorization needs JS if you want to use it conveniently, otherwise you would have to refresh all the time

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    Comment #17827114

    And then classic React enters the building

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    Comment #17534459

    Microsoft once already failed to promote a mobile OS which was ten times better than Android, why would they be successful with shitty Android fork...

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    Comment #17141446

    That's why Proof-of-stake is the way to go, you will never see a major coinholder undermining the coin

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    Comment #17012319

    And what if it is not your fault?

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    Comment #16929189

    As a tourist I am pro-change, because it can be nightmare visiting Cyrillic countries - every street sign, label, bus stop name etc. just doesn't make any sense and hard to remembe…

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    Comment #16905238

    Not that ideal when you want a diversity and one of your devices is not from the same company

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    Comment #16385406

    As men courses, especially in SL and GS, often tend to be more complicated, I don't see any value from these analysis. Just my 2 cents, but a better way to prove a point would be t…

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    Comment #16323367

    Every random() function is kind of deterministic, but still very interesting discovery!