Nico grew up in the land of mussels, beer, chocolate and frietzakken. Currently, he's hiding out in Portland, OR with the lovely AK and two little monkeys.
Joined June 2009
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@tapairportugal the one-time-password SMS verification for US phone numbers is broken on your website and in your app
Hello @Inforenfe, can you tell me why the 07:10h high speed train between San Sebastian and Barcelona is not available for purchase on April 28?
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Someone suggested that I ask MidJourney to show me a cat but to keep adding “A”s until it wasn’t a cat anymore. Here is “cat.”
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Schrödinger's Plates: They are both broken and not broken until you open the door.
You guys, what a fun night in Twitter today. Just like old times!
Betcha this is what Elon was gunning for from the get-go…
Traditional training used to take months, now with Intel Geti, domain experts can work together with data scientists to train models more quickly, unlocking faster time-to-value for enterprise initiatives within AI. Learn more about Intel Geti: geti.intel.com
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The Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series is a single GPU solution that can handle a range of visual cloud workloads.
Working with Stanford University, AI neuroscience customer Numenta saw amazing results on real-world inference workloads on MRI data. intel.ly/3Sj2Pey
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There's room for better GL/VK perf (benchmarks next week), but as a developer card, the A380 at $139 is a bargain... @openclapi 3.0 on open-source stack, @IntelSoftware oneAPI ecosystem for testing and porting work is great, SYCL & rest of software ecosystem around it.
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By age 30, you should have a big box of random cables which you 'might need someday'.
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good news! I typed "human anatomy" into DALL-E and can safely report that the robots have no idea how we work
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Things that Schools should teach: 🧠
• Being wrong is not a bad thing.
• It's Okay to question what you have been taught.
• Grades aren't as valuable as skills.
• Understanding is more important than memorization.
• Making mistakes is Okay. Learn from your mistakes.
