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Comment #44593899
If the contents of the PDF were any more vague, it could be replaced by whitespace.
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Comment #44499364
Can you tell us about the tech stack you used and why?
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Comment #43913348
FYI newer builds of GCC have this functionality.
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Comment #42779753
Note that you will always have this problem, because the data it is trained on has its own biases.
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Comment #42246802
It is amazing how well community moderation works for Wikipedia, but it doesn't seem like the same model translates well to SO.
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Comment #42115802
A summary can also be considered opinionated and a conversation starter.
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Comment #42115487
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Comment #42016722
10/10
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Comment #41986208
I wonder how this will affect latency,
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Comment #41520047
Not really. For a trivial function fitting problem, a KAN will allow you to visualise the contribution of each base function into the next layer of your network. Still, these trivi…
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Comment #41066421
Waymo is 15 years old,
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Comment #41055268
If it were publicly traded, it would have a P/E of 600. I'll help you out since you don't read, a normal P/E is 20-30. To say it is not a great financial investment is unequivocal.…
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Comment #41052351
Imagine thinking a 0.5% return on investment is a good use of money when treasury bonds return almost 5%.
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Comment #41052338
The total investment is now approx $10B, with a revenue of $ 50 million (projection). Not great. Yeah, they don't pay drivers, but their cars' hardware costs mean that they won't b…
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Comment #41051678
When you have a tax bill like Alphabet's, these investments/write-offs seem less foolish.
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Comment #40846571
A common equation you will find in aerodynamics texts is: Drag = 1/2 * fluid density * velocity^2 * C_d * Ref. Area It approximates the drag experienced by objects as they move wit…
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Comment #40808527
These poorly prompted AI comments are lame
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Comment #40562513
It is alpha software but it seems like you may have employed some bad practices in your C++ projects and taking your frustration out on IWYU, which has pointed them out. Even if yo…
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Comment #39039654
Try Scratch: https://scratch.mit.edu/
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Comment #38097422
There is a always a happy medium. Depriving your children of regular schooling is probably a bad idea, give them the tools to think for themselves and analyse the and process infor…
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Comment #34536406
Seems like this group is pushing hard to tank their stock price.
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Comment #34536398
I smell another short squeeze opportunity,
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Comment #34259692
AFAIK the mineral reserve bottlenecks are cobalt and manganese, not lithium!
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Comment #33981708
A couple points: - Yes the efficiency of the laser is poor and modern tech is more efficient, but not enough to make it an energy producing process. The best lasers are ~50% energy…
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Comment #32304520
What does "transparent" mean in this context?