For that matter, I'd even say that it can be dangerous to choose cofounders within one's friend circle. It tends to make people more blind to lacks and red flags (for the needs of a tech business) that would clearly be…
chicken chicken :-( …… (*) ________ (*) edit: chickenshit: I just spent some time putting together a chicken story made of mostly chicken-related unicode emojis, math/logic operators and "chicken", but the hacker news…
> I'd assume it's an attempt to have exclusivity (and thus a shot at exponential growth) instead of targeting slow and stable growth ? My guess from the context would rather be that they think (rightly or not) that they…
> I would love to see shader compilers merged into regular compiler toolchains they are already using the same compiler infrastructure: pretty much every relevant shader or otherwise GPU oriented compiler out there is…
One could put together a phrase where that one would clearly come out when speaking it out, though not (or not as clearly) in written form, e.g.: "Frag mal den Wirt, welche Alkohol-Konzentration s'Lager-Bier hat"
Who let the hogs out? - oink, oink, oink, oink - Who let the hogs out?
fun fact: Thermidor - after which Sauce Thermidor and derived dishes like Lobster Themidor are named, is a month in the French Republican Calendar, specifically: the second month of summer, going approx. from mid-July…
are there openly available models that are similar for the output i.e. generating speech or singing with a voice set by a given sample, but that instead of a text prompt input would take a speech or singing input and…
Nice, but unfortunately (for people outside the US) very narrowly centered on the US market… as the "American Edition" in the title already points to. Which makes me wonder: Is there also a European edition?
> poor regional planning forcing everyone into the cities could you please elaborate on that? What kind of poor planning and in what ways did it force people into the cities?
Kinda refreshing - within the ever growing genre of stories about Heroku's downfall into junk status - to find such an article with a higher level of detail and analysis of the origins of the problem. There's one thing…
If the criterion is to go with what's the most apt fit for the company, then "closedai.com" would be even better, and as a bonus it would probably be even cheaper… (even if they have enough money for a more expensive…
all the more reason - whatever the observed timeframe - for us humans to not behave like assholes towards insects and other life or nature in general.
Different sodium based battery technologies have existed for quite a while (much longer than lithium based batteries actually), and research as well. And there were already a couple niches where some of them managed to…
depends by what measure… if it's just about how much lithium is theoretically estimated to exist in the earth crust, then one could twist together an argument for lithium to be somewhat "abundant" (even though even by…
Maybe the next big disruption is not about making better batteries based on Li (Lithium) but to ditch Li for most mass use purposes and go with a different material, e.g. Na (Natrium, vulgar name: Sodium)… which unlike…
…that is: raised pigs of selected breeds, and more importantly: almost never uncastrated males, as their meat tends to have a bad taste (so-called boar taint, see link below) that makes it unsellable. That's why the…
At least DW is totally transparent about it. A quick look at their web site gives you that info immediately. The info page about it even figures as one of the top Questions in their FAQ: "DW is Germany’s international…
> The only good customer is one that willingly opts into all ads I guess. There's indeed some truth to that as well in the sense that the customer is the one who wants the ad to be displayed in the first place and pays…
Is there a big difference in principle between that and the "shared video memory" that has long existed on cheap x86 machines? …or is it just that the latter had a way too weak iGPU and not enough RAM for AI purposes,…
If only there was also a country where GPUs are cheaper by the same factor.
> That’s a fast track to undermining any moral right whatsoever What is? If you mean the absurd idea of wanting to base those on the murky and subjective notion of "natural" rights, then I fully agree. If on the other…
Neither do I. For that matter, I don't use it for anything where privacy is a requirement (be it for personal or for business/work reasons). That being said, I've way too often encountered people for whom git oddly only…
> give up a "natural" right to copy certain information Practical as it may be, that's not a natural right but merely a physical possibility. More generally, the concept of natural rights - except for a very narrow…
> I think OP meant "An ideal MOSFET" That would be somewhat unfair towards MOSFETs and their quite versatile spectrum of applications though: MOSFETs are actually also being used for lots of linear applications. For…
For that matter, I'd even say that it can be dangerous to choose cofounders within one's friend circle. It tends to make people more blind to lacks and red flags (for the needs of a tech business) that would clearly be…
chicken chicken :-( …… (*) ________ (*) edit: chickenshit: I just spent some time putting together a chicken story made of mostly chicken-related unicode emojis, math/logic operators and "chicken", but the hacker news…
> I'd assume it's an attempt to have exclusivity (and thus a shot at exponential growth) instead of targeting slow and stable growth ? My guess from the context would rather be that they think (rightly or not) that they…
> I would love to see shader compilers merged into regular compiler toolchains they are already using the same compiler infrastructure: pretty much every relevant shader or otherwise GPU oriented compiler out there is…
One could put together a phrase where that one would clearly come out when speaking it out, though not (or not as clearly) in written form, e.g.: "Frag mal den Wirt, welche Alkohol-Konzentration s'Lager-Bier hat"
Who let the hogs out? - oink, oink, oink, oink - Who let the hogs out?
fun fact: Thermidor - after which Sauce Thermidor and derived dishes like Lobster Themidor are named, is a month in the French Republican Calendar, specifically: the second month of summer, going approx. from mid-July…
are there openly available models that are similar for the output i.e. generating speech or singing with a voice set by a given sample, but that instead of a text prompt input would take a speech or singing input and…
Nice, but unfortunately (for people outside the US) very narrowly centered on the US market… as the "American Edition" in the title already points to. Which makes me wonder: Is there also a European edition?
> poor regional planning forcing everyone into the cities could you please elaborate on that? What kind of poor planning and in what ways did it force people into the cities?
Kinda refreshing - within the ever growing genre of stories about Heroku's downfall into junk status - to find such an article with a higher level of detail and analysis of the origins of the problem. There's one thing…
If the criterion is to go with what's the most apt fit for the company, then "closedai.com" would be even better, and as a bonus it would probably be even cheaper… (even if they have enough money for a more expensive…
all the more reason - whatever the observed timeframe - for us humans to not behave like assholes towards insects and other life or nature in general.
Different sodium based battery technologies have existed for quite a while (much longer than lithium based batteries actually), and research as well. And there were already a couple niches where some of them managed to…
depends by what measure… if it's just about how much lithium is theoretically estimated to exist in the earth crust, then one could twist together an argument for lithium to be somewhat "abundant" (even though even by…
Maybe the next big disruption is not about making better batteries based on Li (Lithium) but to ditch Li for most mass use purposes and go with a different material, e.g. Na (Natrium, vulgar name: Sodium)… which unlike…
…that is: raised pigs of selected breeds, and more importantly: almost never uncastrated males, as their meat tends to have a bad taste (so-called boar taint, see link below) that makes it unsellable. That's why the…
At least DW is totally transparent about it. A quick look at their web site gives you that info immediately. The info page about it even figures as one of the top Questions in their FAQ: "DW is Germany’s international…
> The only good customer is one that willingly opts into all ads I guess. There's indeed some truth to that as well in the sense that the customer is the one who wants the ad to be displayed in the first place and pays…
Is there a big difference in principle between that and the "shared video memory" that has long existed on cheap x86 machines? …or is it just that the latter had a way too weak iGPU and not enough RAM for AI purposes,…
If only there was also a country where GPUs are cheaper by the same factor.
> That’s a fast track to undermining any moral right whatsoever What is? If you mean the absurd idea of wanting to base those on the murky and subjective notion of "natural" rights, then I fully agree. If on the other…
Neither do I. For that matter, I don't use it for anything where privacy is a requirement (be it for personal or for business/work reasons). That being said, I've way too often encountered people for whom git oddly only…
> give up a "natural" right to copy certain information Practical as it may be, that's not a natural right but merely a physical possibility. More generally, the concept of natural rights - except for a very narrow…
> I think OP meant "An ideal MOSFET" That would be somewhat unfair towards MOSFETs and their quite versatile spectrum of applications though: MOSFETs are actually also being used for lots of linear applications. For…