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alkoumpa
Joined 10 years ago
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Comment · 9 years ago
if only it wasn't that expensive to get a license for x86
Comment · 9 years ago
organically? Please, Google promoted Chrome through ads for months! -- disclaimer, I love Chrome!
Comment · 9 years ago
I wonder if only using non-overlapped triangles would reduce accuracy. Otherwise, it should limit the number of triangles.
Comment · 9 years ago
plus, I might add, you can create secure software, that can't be penetrated from outside, but what about the hardware? Unless you write this (software) too, how can you trust the underlying hardware? e.g.: broadpwn. Yes, open source makes it easier to audit/collaborate/patch but it's not enough.
Comment · 9 years ago
do you think these questions are addressed by open-source software? I mean, if you only have a few buttons in front of you, how can you verify/audit the software it's running?
Comment · 9 years ago
to protect voting, audit your software/system extensively. Openssh is open-source and we all know the story..
Comment · 9 years ago
similarly, on a larger scale, one could ask whether deep learning is unethical for automating millions of jobs (if not yet, certainly in the future).
Comment · 9 years ago
I read: I suggest purchasing a scanf :(
Comment · 9 years ago
they are definitely moving really fast on this one
Comment · 9 years ago
posts involving vectorization are always nice, especially if it involves compression. I'd love to see a vectorized version of arithmetic coding, that would definitely be interesting
Comment · 9 years ago
I meant in a SIMT fashion, more like a GPU
Comment · 9 years ago
I wonder how of those fit in a zedboard. (not going to ask how many hours of tool fighting that would require though).
Comment · 9 years ago
So, Kim Jong-un has a memory leak problem, but that's probably good for the rest of us..
Comment · 9 years ago
Does it work without X-server?
Comment · 9 years ago
If they are shutting down, why not make (and share) an archive of the whole site, to preserve the works that's been done? Sharing through bittorrent is free and decentralized. They already host the images, and I get the feeling that sites in this niche are already in some gray-copyright area..