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thanks. Yes this is in line with my original thought too.

this makes me lean towards the fork even more.

Thank you for concurring with me. This is also the explanation i could come up with while observing food mixer blades(they resemble a fork more than a spoon), tough the flow is more turbulent in that case.

Yes i think shaking may induce good dissolution and mixing and may be higher intensity than mixing using spoon or fork.

My thought was on the lines of non turbulent mixing with spoon or fork, entirely on the basis of mixing efficiency.

Yes. This makes the debate futile haha.

Haha.. yes.. missed this candidate.

While i do understand that a larger surface area of the spoon will "flap" the liquid around better, but assuming similar motion with a fork might mean a more heterogeneous mix.

Of course we haven't mentioned the intensity of mixing. A food mixer's blades appear more closer to a fork than a spoon.

Thank you .. will do this experiment.

Pretty cool.

I did that to a 2009 mac mini ( with an external USB-SSD) .. and it came back to life. Still use it for running some jobs.

This is really amazing. Pretty insightful. Thank you.

Ahh. thanks. Was looking for comparisons for a quick note program on this thread.

thank you, these are very helpful.

really cool project..!

thank you.

Australian National University hosts a random number generator based on quantum fluctuations in the vacuum : https://qrng.anu.edu.au/

Question : With respect to breaking cryptography, today's cryptographically secure pseudo random number generators (CSPRNGs) seem capable. What threat scenarios would require true (or near-true) random generators?

This is a great idea. I assume that inference costs will be higher for the time being, but it does aim to solve a real problem. Kudos..!

I use Zotero and really like it, especially when working with others. This was the first thing that came into my mind on this thread.

Thanks, this is the link I've been looking for with regards to this thread.

In certain countries like India and Sri Lanka, fermented rice and lentil cakes (Idli) are extremely popular too as a healthy vegetarian option that is good for the gut.

This is really cool. Thank you.

Nice idea and clean implementation. I guess this something that can be implemented with discord/community channel new user verification (bot checkers) among other uses.

The 2013 Zeiler and Fergus paper also explains this based on activations during training of the network resulting in feature detection across layers.

Paper : https://arxiv.org/pdf/1311.2901.pdf

Greg Brockman from OpenAI inserted the program drive for a game of Dota vs Dendi (popular Dota 2 player). Really memorable.

Been using Kdenlive for a while now and it is really good for all of the basic video editing i need. So far I've been updating it manually. Would anyone know if there is an auto-update feature available within Kdenlive?

Thank you for the non-paywalled link.

Yep. I read chapter 10 too to start with, really nice content on Transformers and self-attention.

This helped my understanding of VC/founder relation much better. Thanks for putting a broader perspective to the situation described in the original post.

Amazing idea and execution. Thank you for sharing.

I did not understand what real world computing use would quantum computers have over the current generation of compute in terms of architecture/efficiency or a measurable metric. Thanks for explaining.

Thanks for breaking it down, especially for people outside America.