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Bloody posted:i have a lookup table mapping 10-bit values to 9-bit values. every possible 10 bit input is accounted for. you would think that, given absolutely arbitrary 10-bit input, it would be utterly impossible to get a 9-bit output that does not exist in the table. it depends on what the function that maps 0-1024 to 0-512 is if you're just chopping off a bit, sure you should have each 9-bit value in that table twice if you're doing something else, there's a good chance it'll miss some 9-bit values
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JawnV6 posted:ive used docker for tensorflow before, it's nice to have a toolchain like that not sprawling across my real machine docker or vagrant or anything to keep awful toolchains from making GBS threads up your host os had too many windows installs ruined by visual studio
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JawnV6 posted:idk why you think centos is going to be 'better', the best clue i have is that i need "whatever OS was installed on the berkeley CS machine s141.millennium in 2014" hating ubuntu is just dog whistle racism
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Storysmith posted:
they're almost certainly not multitenant; lots of 'em just use the hypervisor to kick you out when you're done or if you run out of money
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hobbesmaster posted:my car's infotainment system hung on my way home last firmware update for mine added a menu option to reboot for when it fucks up too much
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:is docker actually a (sane, working, meaninful) thing? because i got roped into thinking so, then tried to deploy something docker-based, and it was a horrorshow. which might just as well be a sign that my janitoring expertise has run its course and in fact i don't have the right skillset to manage it, but somewhat egoistically i am tempted to think it is just sort of poo poo it's nice in dev but production is a horror show of incomprehensible products that are impossible to spell
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Sagebrush posted:embedded programming question: if you have a constant in your code, what might be the reasons to use either the preprocessor directive can be overridden with a compiler flag if you set it up with an #ifndef surround
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Sapozhnik posted:well, shifting by more than the word size is also undefined. on some arches you get zero, on others the high-order bits of the shift parameter are ignored. that's a feature, mapping a language feature to an arch feature is what C is for if you don't like it, use a better language, like most of them
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i have no idea to tell why my stupid complicated teensy 3 project doesn't appear to work lol
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Sagebrush posted:The teensy 3 is real and strong and my friend. What is going wrong? well ya boi got too ambitious trying to be the first to get https://crystal-lang.org/ compiled and running on arm-none-eabi https://github.com/bkerley/os-crystal i can actually compile everything into an ELF (this took a couple weeks of free time), link it out to an ihex that teensy_cli_loader accepts, but it doesn't blink the LED like i want it to https://github.com/bkerley/os-crystal/blob/master/src/main.cr#L8 next time i feel like looking at it i'm probably gonna make one of the C files that initializes the chip do something with the LED so i can bisect where it's failing
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Sagebrush posted:it sounds like you people are trying to use something other than god's own programming language, C++ c++ is trash though, the safety of c combined with the readability of perl
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