But imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
Guitar hero legitimately tricked me into learning (electric->classical->flamenco) guitar...
I think GP is pointing out a legitimate asymmetry between the "two sides": there's one* way for a conservative to do things the way they've always been done, and there's an infinite* number of ways for a progressive to…
GP isn't saying that this topic is literally censored; he's saying that discussing it is taboo, and increasingly so.
Surely they mean "seen for the second time".
It's not "8-wide", it's "512-bits wide". The basic "foundation" profile supports splitting up those bits into 8 qword, 16 dword, etc. while other profiles support finer granularity up to 64 bytes. Plus you get more…
Not OP but for me it's not about what sources to trust (blindly? literally none of them), but what type of information you can trust. Naked facts seem to be safe for the time being, context should be assumed to be…
Slight tangent: does anybody know how these models are tuned to censor certain topics so precisely? I thought it was a bit of a black box how things worked internally?
I was thinking about this last week[1] and I think that both the "math" people and "common sense" people are correct in a sense, and talking past each other. The math people are of course mathematically correct within…
I think the points he makes in the article actually perfectly match the "broscience" in powerlifting and olympic weightlifting. There it's all about long rest between sets, low reps, tracking weekly pounds lifted,…
My understanding is that Planck Length is not a limit to the smallest possible thing; it's a limit to the most precise possible measurement. So there could in fact be lots of things happening at sub-Planck Length…
Vimes' boots theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
If you ever end up doing this project, I find that sometimes it's hard to quantify if something is better when going in the normal-to-better direction, but it's always much easier to tell when something is worse when…
I'd be surprised if it didn't support ECC; every gen since Ryzen 2000 has supported ECC (although it's unadvertised and you have to be very careful with motherboard selection). I currently have proper ECC running on a…
> If you know the kid next door is being abused - and you do nothing about it, you are partially at fault for the violence happening to the kid. You're doing something bad in this hypothetical scenario, but it's not…
> but the fact that there are so many categories for east Asian... says volumes about the sexualizing gaze cast on Asian women I think you're reading too much intent into 4 labels. From an American perspective, Japanese…
"The problem lies with you." You yourself are hypocritically writing in a direct, laconic style while advising Felipe to politely tip toe around sensitivity issues. Why aren't you yourself trying to "empathize" with…
What a strange way to word the headline: "refused consent". This would normally be, "denied permit".
I would bet good money that distrust from every ethnic group to every other ethnic group is rising due to identity politics making this a salient attribute in every discussion.
> If a game is rendering at 60fps, the combined compute time for simulation+rendering should be 16.6 ms. It can work this way--e.g. nvidia exposes an 'ultra low latency mode' in their driver that caps prerendered frames…
Yes... Bret Weinstein "voluntarily" resigned his position at Evergreen... after being hunted by a mob with baseball bats. Nikole Hanna-Jones--author of the egregiously historically inaccurate 1619 project and an…
I like Origin Jeans: https://originmaine.com/durable-goods/bottom-game/factory-de... Super robust, proper pockets, good fit, triple stitched, enough flex to squat in, etc. Twice what I normally would pay for jeans but…
Amazing document, highly recommended. Worth the long read; it gradually gets into very interesting math and low level optimizations.
Amazing work. Don't miss his previous video on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_rzYnXEQlE
I like to differentiate between "moderate" and "centrist". A moderate is, by my definition, someone who has firm convictions and anchoring principles and those just happen today to plant them in the center of the…
But imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
Guitar hero legitimately tricked me into learning (electric->classical->flamenco) guitar...
I think GP is pointing out a legitimate asymmetry between the "two sides": there's one* way for a conservative to do things the way they've always been done, and there's an infinite* number of ways for a progressive to…
GP isn't saying that this topic is literally censored; he's saying that discussing it is taboo, and increasingly so.
Surely they mean "seen for the second time".
It's not "8-wide", it's "512-bits wide". The basic "foundation" profile supports splitting up those bits into 8 qword, 16 dword, etc. while other profiles support finer granularity up to 64 bytes. Plus you get more…
Not OP but for me it's not about what sources to trust (blindly? literally none of them), but what type of information you can trust. Naked facts seem to be safe for the time being, context should be assumed to be…
Slight tangent: does anybody know how these models are tuned to censor certain topics so precisely? I thought it was a bit of a black box how things worked internally?
I was thinking about this last week[1] and I think that both the "math" people and "common sense" people are correct in a sense, and talking past each other. The math people are of course mathematically correct within…
I think the points he makes in the article actually perfectly match the "broscience" in powerlifting and olympic weightlifting. There it's all about long rest between sets, low reps, tracking weekly pounds lifted,…
My understanding is that Planck Length is not a limit to the smallest possible thing; it's a limit to the most precise possible measurement. So there could in fact be lots of things happening at sub-Planck Length…
Vimes' boots theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
If you ever end up doing this project, I find that sometimes it's hard to quantify if something is better when going in the normal-to-better direction, but it's always much easier to tell when something is worse when…
I'd be surprised if it didn't support ECC; every gen since Ryzen 2000 has supported ECC (although it's unadvertised and you have to be very careful with motherboard selection). I currently have proper ECC running on a…
> If you know the kid next door is being abused - and you do nothing about it, you are partially at fault for the violence happening to the kid. You're doing something bad in this hypothetical scenario, but it's not…
> but the fact that there are so many categories for east Asian... says volumes about the sexualizing gaze cast on Asian women I think you're reading too much intent into 4 labels. From an American perspective, Japanese…
"The problem lies with you." You yourself are hypocritically writing in a direct, laconic style while advising Felipe to politely tip toe around sensitivity issues. Why aren't you yourself trying to "empathize" with…
What a strange way to word the headline: "refused consent". This would normally be, "denied permit".
I would bet good money that distrust from every ethnic group to every other ethnic group is rising due to identity politics making this a salient attribute in every discussion.
> If a game is rendering at 60fps, the combined compute time for simulation+rendering should be 16.6 ms. It can work this way--e.g. nvidia exposes an 'ultra low latency mode' in their driver that caps prerendered frames…
Yes... Bret Weinstein "voluntarily" resigned his position at Evergreen... after being hunted by a mob with baseball bats. Nikole Hanna-Jones--author of the egregiously historically inaccurate 1619 project and an…
I like Origin Jeans: https://originmaine.com/durable-goods/bottom-game/factory-de... Super robust, proper pockets, good fit, triple stitched, enough flex to squat in, etc. Twice what I normally would pay for jeans but…
Amazing document, highly recommended. Worth the long read; it gradually gets into very interesting math and low level optimizations.
Amazing work. Don't miss his previous video on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_rzYnXEQlE
I like to differentiate between "moderate" and "centrist". A moderate is, by my definition, someone who has firm convictions and anchoring principles and those just happen today to plant them in the center of the…