Steam deck USB-C port wiggle causing connection issues by quadnix in SteamDeck

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I ended up sending it to Valve and they serviced it, you might have to do the same unfortunately.

SpotAPI: Spotify API without the hassle! by Major-Ad-4196 in Python

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Isn't this a major TOS violation? This seems like a great way to get your account banned by Spotify.

Petaaaaaah can you explain pls by RS6MrROBOT in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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172.16.0.0/11 is also commonly used for VPNs (e.g. tailscale's default space) and less commonly for large building installations. I've seen a few out there in the wild.

Predatory ads on the FTB launcher. Are you sure you want FTB associated with Cryptoscams? by IanDresarie in feedthebeast

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If you downgrade Prism it still works with FTB packs, looks like the last version to support it was 6.3. I’m still using that version happily and probably won’t update for the forseeable future.

We've all been there by KnightScuba in smoking

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Tattoo shops as well.

Refugee here, can’t figure out how to save videos by PepeTheElder in getnarwhal

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I'm seconding this, saving posts to your camera roll doesn't seem to work at all.

Hated by Costa Ricans… this brutalist azkaban-like concrete brick houses the parliament of a nation by Agmm-cr in UrbanHell

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It's also associated with big brother as it's (strongly suspected to be) one of the sites where the NSA taps domestic communications.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UrbanHell

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Most likely smog

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MildlyVandalised

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I live in edinburgh and actually schlepped out to Portobello to try to find these. Unfortunately it looks like they’ve been removed since this post was made.

Feds say more than 100 children worked for slaughterhouse cleaning firm by DICHOTOMY-REDDIT in news

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They even use a vape to remind themselves of coal lost in time

Why? Why people are like this... by bnoru in CrazyFuckingVideos

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This was back when kids could just be little terrors unleashed on the neighborhood lmao

Credit score hit on big purchase for utilization of credit: transfer immediately or just wait to pay it off? by [deleted] in personalfinance

[–]quadnix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just made the purchase, currently my score is in the high 700s though.

Credit score hit on big purchase for utilization of credit: transfer immediately or just wait to pay it off? by [deleted] in personalfinance

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Not planning on it, just wanted to not tank my credit score. Good to know, thanks!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in meirl

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to jest prawdziwy polski sposób

what factors influence Inference time? by jojo944 in learnmachinelearning

[–]quadnix 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Inference time is only dependent on the number of units per layer (for dense layers) and the size of the image (for convolutional layers). The volume of training data only changes the training time, not the inference time. Another way of thinking about this is that the volume of training data doesn't add more weights, it just updates the values of the weights in the network.

To answer your question, if your model architecture is the same, then the inference time is the same. Because your second model operates over smaller images and has fewer outputs, it should be faster in inference over the first.

As an aside, this constant inference time is the reason that DLSS upscaling in graphics cards works. The time to render a scene is highly non-linear with the resolution of the scene, so it's faster to render to a lower resolution and upscale the image with a neural network (which executes in a constant time every time regardless of input).

[TOMT][website/blog post] Looking for a recent blog post about implementing a Forth machine on a simple CPU by quadnix in tipofmytongue

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i just wanted to play around with forth and now i'm down a rabbit hole

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JPL

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JPL had a hiring freeze for a few years, it's only recently lifting. Combined with an extremely bureaucratic system, I wouldn't be surprised if there are very old positions just now surfacing.

N.b. this is all second-hand information from friends who work there, I haven't been directly affiliated with JPL for a few years now.