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But overally, modern x86 AVX is surprisingly good, and apart from very specialistic tasks, porting generic algorithms to GPU is not worth the effort.

Some Unicode blocks eventually get a default font, some are so specialistic that you have to install a special font, but that's perfectly doable.

If you don't know how to do this, I'd advise you not to bother, unless you have a really specialistic need.

It seems very specialistic (though you drop it as if it should be obvious) so I doubt most people here know the terms.

I don't think there is 10-20euros travel insurance one can buy that does not exclude mountain climbing or any activity that requires specialistic gear.

They exclude everything that requires specialistic gear.

An often untold story these days is you still need specialistic domain knowledge and a lot of your own data to make good use of fast.ai’s very clever lessons.

Until the extended emoji set came along, most characters outside of the BMP where fairly specialistic or extremely regional, so bugs didn't show up as fast as they do now.

Check if maybe you miss some specialistic knowledge to hire someone to help and account that risk against budget or tell customer that you need something specific that they have to deliver.

These are mainly aimed at non-specialistic audiences, aka people willing to get a fair, recent, high-level picture without investing their time to research, collect and organize such materials.

It will serve[x] some purpose for average (from bed-ridden ill to a healthy athletic person), but most likely - it will be almost useless for sports(wo)men, where more specialistic predispositions are required (sometimes contradictory; e.g.

All referenced papers are available for free in the internet for own consultation, in case audiences want to go deeper: think of specialistic audiences like graduate students, maybe looking for a different perspective or an up-to-date list of recent contributions.

The author seems to assume asm.js/WebAssembly are only for games and not useful for anything else: "It’s so limited and specialistic that beyond porting games to run inside a browser using WebGL and LibSDL, it’s hard to think of suitable use-cases." This is not the case at all - there are loads of use cases outside of games, and some of them have more straightforward dependencies (e.g.

For some specialistic roles I don't mind questions about specific technologies, just keep in mind that for example "Web Development" spans so many topics that we might have vastly different experience and questions that you ask or the way you ask them might not connect to my experience.

My general impression are: - ML (especially practical one, like logistic regression and random forest) is often integral parts of many data analyses (or at least a plus), - there are not as many jobs solely focused on ML; and if so, often they require some specialistic expertise, - and even less only for deep learning (also, for DL there is relatively high threshold for having skills at "hireable" level).