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subharmonicon

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    Hotels in Dallas for at least 15 years have disuaded people from walking even a few blocks downtown because they equate all the homelessness with crime. I found this funny because …

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    Second strongest I remember in my 16 years here, with the 2014 Napa Quake being notably more shaking.

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    Comment #45156105

    The blog post is about using an NVIDIA-specific tensor core API that they have built to get good performance. Modular has been pushing the notion that they are building technology …

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    Comment #45154288

    Saw an exhibit with some of her work, I think in Albuquerque. Was surprised/delighted to see weavings of circuits.

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    Comment #45154245

    I’ve also been curious to see actual users compare/contrast their experiences with other options, but so far haven’t seen that. There seem to be enthusiasts who have experimented a…

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    Comment #45154175

    TLDR: In order to get good performance you need to use vendor-specific extensions that result in the same lock-in Modular has been claiming they will enable you to avoid.

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    Comment #45144921

    The market tends to be pretty efficient for things like these. We’ve seen significant rapid adoption of several different ML solutions over the last decade, yet Mojo languishes. I …

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    Comment #44731660

    Cancelled my membership many years ago over their refusal to support open access.

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    Comment #44719706

    Windows machine with NVIDIA CPU & 5070 class GPU?

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    Comment #44416315

    Love this paper and read it several times, most recently around 10 years ago when thinking about whether there were looping constructs missing from popular programming languages. I…

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    I recall the original post about Lungy. Having had an incentive spirometer prescribed for post-surgical use after being on bypass, my experience was that it seemed boring and like …

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    Comment #44331983

    Off topic, but the typesetting here looks top notch and I am curious if anyone can elaborate on the tooling used to render this for the web?

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    Comment #43374639

    My dad grew up in 1930’s Detroit and would tell us about how when he was five his mother would give him a little money and have him walk a few blocks to the baker to get a loaf of …

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    Comment #43155123

    I’ve spent 30 years working on compilers. They have bugs. Lots of them. With that in mind, the article is correct that the vast majority of issues people think might be a compiler …

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    > But it is absolutely true that the federal government is endlessly wasteful; it’s insane watching everyone around me get gaslit into thinking the government is actually efficient…

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    Comment #43008286

    Making fewer pennies means needing more nickels. Which have an even larger loss per unit: https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/10/business/cost-to-make-penny-n...

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    Comment #42929614

    Why did the select subcommittee not report that Fauci lied if in fact he did? Why did Fauci raise the possibility of a lab leak on Feb 1, 2020, if he was trying to cover that possi…

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