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Comment #48600936
I have the opposite experience. With the HP docking station, we were unable to drive a 4k monitor using windows. On linux thisnjust worked.
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Comment #47227833
Going outside for lunch is a great idea.
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Comment #47068071
Here's an article from 2002 talking about how we could just have data-based sizing: https://www.nytimes.com/2002/12/15/magazine/the-year-in-idea...
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Comment #46628474
I am cleaning up some pointer arithmetic stuff for multi-dimensional C style arrays. I managed to replace the code with a std::inner_product minus a std::accumulate (to accomodate …
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Comment #46201372
What is the bioinformatic application? Could you point me towards some programs that use this?
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Comment #46011577
Because they have so many car chases on the news. So people get the idea that car chases are a solution that people use to get out of trouble. Seems like a vicious cycle, fed by th…
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Comment #45942638
That is really more of a switch from CUDA to HIP; for most HPC applications, cpu speed isn't the question any more.
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Comment #45779208
I write code and also cycle. I built a bike shed in my back yard. It has become quite difficult to search for advice on how to actually build a bike shed.
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Comment #45690043
Or just not have pardons at all.
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Comment #45158287
For those complaining about the news sites being sensationalist, why not just read Reuters? You will miss out on local news, but it's pretty reliable for international news.
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Comment #44773463
Speed enforcement has been extensively studied, and there are a lot of publicly available articles on the subject. The results are basically universally in favour of speed enforcem…
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Comment #44690566
I am not familiar with poaching issues in the USA, but in Canada, one isn't allowed to hunt too close to roads; doing otherwise is poaching. It seems reasonable to not discharge fi…
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Comment #41461444
Differences in speed matter, but so does absolute speed. "Inappropriate speed is responsible for 20 to 30% of all fatal road crashes." from https://www.itf-oecd.org/speed-crash-ris…
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Comment #40972591
Here is the support list: https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-linux/en/lates...
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Comment #39957978
In terms of sheer game-theoretic value, sure, perfect knowledge will reduce value gaps. However, the thing with having your house insured is that you will have somewhere to live if…
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Comment #39957611
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation_by_countr... It seems that one or two European countries ban fluoridation; however few practice it. But "Europe banned this" is s…
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Comment #39905962
Does it work with android auto?
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Comment #39130323
Thankfully, I have been able to keept the car in the garage and ride at -30. Passed a lot of cars needing a boost though.
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Comment #39130165
I used the 3m filter mask biking in the wildfire smoke a while ago. There is a blowout hole, which makes it much easier to get stale air out. The sport-specifc one from MEC made it…
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Comment #38936068
> Modern life on the other hand often starts the day with an utterly toxic commute. Yet another reason to bicycle (and to have good bike infrastructure!)
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Comment #38818857
Could you explain how you use a shmoo plot for optimization? Do you just have a performance metric at each point in parameter space?
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Comment #38593565
This is definitely arm-chair quarter-backing, but wouldn't ground effect allow for a lower stall-speed?
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Comment #38505132
Sometimes pointer arithmetic is the best implementation; are you implying that C++ would be better off without access to this feature?
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Comment #38178427
It seems like it would mess up traffic more? I have heard that Waze sends drivers through residential areas as shortcuts, which, you know, kills kids.
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Comment #36827646
The summers are when research happens - this is not a holiday. Sabbaticals are also for research. "Pet projects" is actually just research. Did I mention research? There's also gra…