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mm_ wrote
oo, this is a good linux thriller, i wouldnt have known what to do
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
woah that RgCalc thing is useful for a totally separate thing i had goin on
thank you for this post!!
twovests OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by cute_spider_ni_srsly in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
you are a legend and i love you. 2048 human-generated bits :'D
cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
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hollyhoppet wrote
Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
ps web 3.0 is no longer using hyperlinks and just putting full url links as text at the end of things
hollyhoppet wrote
Reply to Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
I dunno why exactly you're interested in this but there's been a decent amount of research on humans generating "random" numbers if you're interested in the subject. Check out this stackexchange answer for kind of the gist of it and some cited sources if you want to dive deeper https://psychology.stackexchange.com/a/3592
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by cute_spider_ni_srsly in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
i considered making a small website or even a post on reddit but i ended up just ended up typing 2048 1s and 0s by hand
cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote
Reply to comment by cute_spider_ni_srsly in Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
I'd plunk at a keyboard for half an hour for you
cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote
Reply to Human-generated 'random' bits? by twovests
It should be easy enough to build a server to ask people to generate data for you.
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Is there a directed graph data structure for calculating risk of exposure? (Like a directed graph, but with time.) by twovests
it took me awhile to get back to this lol
An iterative solution sounds like the most direct way to do this but I'm gonna try to find an analytical way
flabberghaster wrote
Reply to Python with Numpy has a lot of boilerplate, but I'm in love with the Python ecosystem. Is there any way, hacky or not, of reducing the boilerplate? by twovests
you could make wrapper functions around your numpy calls that take and return normal lists and do the casting to numpy arrays and reshaping on them; at the end of the day your options for syntax sugar are a bit limited depending on what you're doing.
flabberghaster wrote
Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
I had.to do a git bisect on a kernel a while ago for a gub report.
Compile the linux kernel, install it, reboot. Did it work? Then keep doing that. Like seven times.
Overbite wrote
Reply to goethe, shaking his fists and rolling in his grave as SJWs add three colors to truth-valued logic, and have the audacity to use RGB instead of RYB by twovests
goethe my man learn a thing or two about colors you german fuckass
rizzines wrote
Reply to comment by cute_spider_ni_srsly in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
If there's iphones in the future we're doomed.
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by bunnies in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
i have thoroughly happy that i very rarely have any need to compile something from source
that said, i dual boot so it's good to be able to give someone an estimate. "yeah i can play games in like 2 hours" vs "yeah i can play in like 3 days"
hollyhoppet wrote
if you think that's bad you should have seen what it was like to compile openoffice in 2005
bunnies wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
you should have been there when we were running gentoo on our athlon xp's in the early 00's "oh you want to try that neat pdf viewer LET'S COMPILE ALL OF QT AND KDE FOR THE NEXT 4 HOURS LOL"
cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by twovests in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
jeez golly ms molly, that is one complex compiling process.
high performance numerical computation.
no fuckin doubt.
cute_spider_ni_srsly wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by twovests in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
"OoooOOOOoo, on my new iPhone 62, Tensorflow compiled in just four minutes!" the future humans will coo.
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by musou in Is there a site that lists how long it takes to compile different programs? by twovests
jstpst becomes a bastion of compile times
people from the future will compile tensorflow just for laughs, comparing them to our ancient compile times
vriska is there
musou wrote
i haven't tried compiling tensorflow but i'll give it a shot this weekend and let you know
twovests OP wrote (edited )
Someone needed 15 minutes on 28 CPUs. I have 4 CPUs, so I should expect to take around 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours.
As I was typing that, it finished around the 1 hour 30 minute mark.
INFO: Elapsed time: 5282.233s, Critical Path: 179.62s
INFO: 3136 processes, local.
INFO: Build completed successfully, 3627 total actions
for the curious
musou OP wrote
Reply to comment by emma in $('.vote-up').map((_, elem) => (elem.title === "Upvote" ? elem.click() : null)); by musou
that is better! wow!
flabberghaster wrote
Reply to How I locked myself out of my Linux machine, and how I fixed it by twovests
I have done this before (realized i forgot my password) and realized it after I'd shut down. Since mu disk is not encrypted i just opened it up in a live CD and did the normal passwd thing. Your way is super slick!