“gradient descent” is a jargon word for one kind of training method.
“gradient descent” is a jargon word for one kind of training method.
Skip aero. Let’s go back to compiz fusion and deskcubes.
Was this 4k video from an arbitrary source, like a random YouTube video? Or from United’s website?
I haven’t flown outside is Southwest in a while, but they have a bunch of licensed video content that is hosted locally on the plane. And therefore cheap.
It’s illegal to use your cell phone’s cell modem on a plane, because of an FCC rule, not an FAA rule. The cells in the cell network are designed for traffic on the ground. At cruising altitude, your modem can see way too many cells at once.
Plane WiFi is a modern technological marvel and you’re lucky to be able to have it at all.
Not so long ago sat phones were the domain of the super rich, because they were paying several dollars per minute. Then it was down to 10 dollars for two hours of multiplexed satellite access. And now apparently it’s down to where advertising will work. That’s amazing.
The long jump sequence is crouch, then jump. Close enough together that it registers and turns into a single long jump move.
The crouch jump sequence is jump, then crouch. And it’s really just a regular crouch in mid air.
Now I want an fps game where you have to stop and load each round into magazines for a while.
For example, synaptic is a long running front end for apt that has the buttons for update and upgrade.
Get a bigger monitor, just like the software dev has.
Oh yeah. I remember all the warnings plastered all over the X11 config file about how dangerous the settings were if you got them wrong.
These are all general opinion statements. There aren’t any verifiable facts like, “on this date at a meeting with x we discussed how AI project y is myopic and non-user-centered.”
To be fair it might actually be possible to find smut there.
Noooooooooooo
The loading and unloading is a pain.
And the widest parts of I-10 are not the everyday choke points. Other parts of the system are the worst offenders on traffic.
Stellaris on Steam has a fully-native Linux executable.
Except even Gentoo does binaries now (more than they used to).
I believe NASA may be required by law to procure the Boeing solution.
In 2020 I tried to buy a burner tracphone at a Walgreens, and the clerk was just shocked and incredulous that someone might really want to pay money for such a thing.
Not enough mushrooming in that case.