static_cast does not allow casting between unrelated pointer types, you need reinterpret_cast for that. reinterpret_cast is known to be dangerous and is therefore avoided. There is also the C-style cast, which is even more dangerous than reinterpret_cast.
You realize looking at people in swimsuits is not a big deal right? If you're considering being this violent ovee nothing, you should definitely consult with a psychologist.
I wear those everyday, to me that's normal casual clothing.
Seriously, I worked in government offices and universities where I wore jeans and t-shirts every day. Professors even taught classes in Hawaiian shirts and shorts with flip flops. People were happy and productive. They didn't look like slobs, either.
That sounds very unprofessional, but then civil servants and university teachers tend to be hippies, so that's understandable.
Millions of students go to college every day in jeans and t-shirts. Heck, some go to class in their pajamas. They still work hard, make the grade, and many even discover new things - just like an R&D division
That's not enough if you ever want to make a name for yourself, build your reputation, get a raise, responsibilities, have clients ask for you or people demanding that you specifically take part in a critical project. If you want to succeed professionally, you have to be professional and not look like a care-free zealot.
You are greatly misinformed. I was surprised to wake up and see so many bad answers, and my answered down-modded to oblivion. An good multi-core CPU is 500 GFlops, and it's reasonably easy to attain it. A good GPU is 1.5 Teraflops, and it's nearly impossible to reach that in practice. And that's for single-precision floating-point, if you want double-precision, like all of science does, it's not really that good. Sure there are different models, exact numbers might vary, but it's in that ballpark, especially if you factor in the very high price of the server GPUs, which is what you need instead of gamer cards if you want reliable data.
I worked as a scientist in high performance computing dedicated to CPU optimization for a very long time. Yes there are silly people that make outlandish claims of having 200x speed-ups thanks to GPUs. Those articles are usually kindly rejected from publication in any serious journal. This is not proper science, just people that let themselves be had by trends and marketing.
A GPU is not 500 times faster than a CPU, more like 2 or 3 times, and that's if you have more computation than data. The speedup is caused by writing the software correctly, not by using magic hardware.
It's partial but significant, just as I said. I already report bugs to them regularly, but there is only so much they can do: MSVC is built on completely inadequate technology after all. I tend to contact the developers directly, going through Microsoft Connect doesn't work very well.
You didn't understand 1, of course she's not transgender, she is just not following her own standards.
And yes this person should be accountable for what she did and asked the hard questions. She's a chronic liar that still to this day manipulates people to give her donations and publicity.
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Both of you have way too much karma to burn.
But the service they provide brings a better value for consumers.
Well that sort of thing seems typical of many HPC computations, which are a well studied topic.
It's not avoidable unless you're limiting yourself to a subset of CRTP.
Isn't weather forecasting just solving PDEs?
Unless you're doing CRTP.
static_cast does not allow casting between unrelated pointer types, you need reinterpret_cast for that.
reinterpret_cast is known to be dangerous and is therefore avoided.
There is also the C-style cast, which is even more dangerous than reinterpret_cast.
Raising cows is not really the optimal way of synthesizing proteins in a constrained environment.
You realize looking at people in swimsuits is not a big deal right?
If you're considering being this violent ovee nothing, you should definitely consult with a psychologist.
Traditional military power is useless. It's just expensive toys.
What matters is economical power.
But Google already applies US law worldwide, why not Europe?
Where are the news here?
If you want a carefree lifestyle, don't work for a company that expects you to have some decency in your get-up to work?
I wear those everyday, to me that's normal casual clothing.
That sounds very unprofessional, but then civil servants and university teachers tend to be hippies, so that's understandable.
That's not enough if you ever want to make a name for yourself, build your reputation, get a raise, responsibilities, have clients ask for you or people demanding that you specifically take part in a critical project.
If you want to succeed professionally, you have to be professional and not look like a care-free zealot.
You are greatly misinformed. I was surprised to wake up and see so many bad answers, and my answered down-modded to oblivion.
An good multi-core CPU is 500 GFlops, and it's reasonably easy to attain it. A good GPU is 1.5 Teraflops, and it's nearly impossible to reach that in practice.
And that's for single-precision floating-point, if you want double-precision, like all of science does, it's not really that good.
Sure there are different models, exact numbers might vary, but it's in that ballpark, especially if you factor in the very high price of the server GPUs, which is what you need instead of gamer cards if you want reliable data.
I worked as a scientist in high performance computing dedicated to CPU optimization for a very long time. Yes there are silly people that make outlandish claims of having 200x speed-ups thanks to GPUs. Those articles are usually kindly rejected from publication in any serious journal. This is not proper science, just people that let themselves be had by trends and marketing.
Business casual doesn't even require suits. A shirt or even a polo shirt is fine.
All it requires is basically that you don't look like a hobo.
A GPU is not 500 times faster than a CPU, more like 2 or 3 times, and that's if you have more computation than data.
The speedup is caused by writing the software correctly, not by using magic hardware.
It's partial but significant, just as I said.
I already report bugs to them regularly, but there is only so much they can do: MSVC is built on completely inadequate technology after all. I tend to contact the developers directly, going through Microsoft Connect doesn't work very well.
Most of the materials you cited are usually marked with a symbol or code that you can look up.
Dihydrogen monoxide (H2O) might not be bad, but fracking certainly is.
Are you seriously using Slashdot for research?
You didn't understand 1, of course she's not transgender, she is just not following her own standards.
And yes this person should be accountable for what she did and asked the hard questions. She's a chronic liar that still to this day manipulates people to give her donations and publicity.
From what I've been able to read it doesn't look that different from other projects like Tilera or Kalray MPPA.
Because unlike other budgets, the military is useless. We need healthcare, not weapons of death.
Is this thesis written with Word or something?
I thought scientists used LaTeX.