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by 112233 1y ago
Could you maybe focus more on fuzzing the software, and less on fuzzing maintainers? You seem to applaud people submitting unverified reports in mass, for material and reputational gain, harming maintainers' ability to react to valid
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by 112233 1y ago
I can run full deepseek r1 on m1 max with 64GB of ram. Around 0.5 t/s with small quant. Q4 quant of Maverick (253 GB) runs at 2.3 t/s on it (no GPU offload). Practically, last gen or even ES/QS EPYC or Xeon (with AMX), enough
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by 112233 1y ago
Dropping in late into this discussion, but is there any way to "comfortably" use multiple precomputed kv-caches with current models, in the style of this work: https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.10947 ? Meaning, I pr
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by 112233 1y ago
The depth it is possible to dig oneself into a dolgostroy with OSS is unlimited. OTOH, if governed properly, it gives an option to actually solve the problems that you face. With Microsoft and other corps you are in an abusive domestic rela
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by 112233 1y ago
Yes, let's everyone look up the "freestanding" concept in N4950 section 16.4.2.5, and take note how it requires both exceptions and RTTI. Is that what you meant by "C++23 is not abandoning embedded"? Yes, compilers
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by 112233 1y ago
The corollary of that is that most new c++ features get designed with the explicit intent of getting burried in std library implementation (with coroutines being excellent example). Then, developer is presented with a nice, easy to use libr
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by 112233 1y ago
now that a lot of std:: is constexpr, who knows how much of it will get pulled into compile time by std::meta stuff (I do not. I am asking). I know of no way of using different std libraries, one for compile time and one for target. Meaning
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by 112233 1y ago
Thank you! It is nice to see that others keep trying and using C++ for embedded. As to 'vetting' the use of std library — I do not see how to do it without making a fork (or writing own "stripped down" version from scrat
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by 112233 1y ago
Oh noes, the binding of internal compiler state to STL will become even more severe with this. It started slowly. You needed exact magic std::initializer_list definition in your headers to match the code generated by the compiler, or the pr
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by 112233 1y ago
This is radical and healthy way to do it. Obviously wrong — reject. Obviously right — accept. In any other case — also reject, as non-obvious. I guess it is far removed from the advertized use case. Also, I feel one would be better off havi
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by 112233 1y ago
Honorable mention of The Driller (1987) on 8-bit home computers, that was proper 3D, just not very real-time
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by 112233 1y ago
I like to think about it like this: while real numbers in general are impossible to compute, write down or do anything else with them, many statements about real numbers can be expressed in a useful, computable form. It all gets mind-bend
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by 112233 1y ago
Not only that, I have observed people reversing the flow and claiming everything is AI because it uses similar maths. E.g. I saw a guy with "AI degree" argue at lenght that weather forecast models are AI because the numerical solv
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by 112233 1y ago
How is this narrative different from the way cryptographic hash functions are thought of? We have the source code, but we cannot understand how to reverse the function. The way modern world functions depends on that assumption.
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by 112233 1y ago
How would you more accurately characterize current situation with Android 16?
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by 112233 1y ago
could you elaborate why?
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by 112233 1y ago
Is it deterministic? I.e. would running the same function "time out" at the exactly same state, if run in different environments?
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by 112233 1y ago
I have not noticed apple caring much about pro users ever before. Aperture? Final Cut? I mean, if they could simply kick out all studios that used final cut by making it incompatible, why care now?
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by 112233 1y ago
I am sample size 1 of people! I love metered billing! I would gladly use metered plan with top-up credit if kagi had one. Once I tried openrouter, I am not touching any subscription LLM providers. Google/Microsoft/Apple "all-
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by 112233 1y ago
I have noticed a lot of premium price design focused this way — instead of creating the most versatile or functional product it is meticulously designed to provide premium "feeling" and satisfaction, or to give rich sensory feedba
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by 112233 1y ago
I have not even touched one, as most people without €1000 impulse purchase budget, instead having fun with Drambo and Aum on my ipad. I do, however, read what people who use OP-1 write about it or how they speak in the videos. It is a very
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by 112233 1y ago
Is the joy some people get, at least in part, derived from knowing the price? Let's try to be honest — if this thing sold for 40$, everyone would be making fun of it. You cannot afford Push or MPC, you fiddle with the kiddy synth. The
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by 112233 1y ago
ipad right now is insane value. not only it has enough CPU for even serious music making, the price of software is amazing. There are some vendors that keep price parity with desktop, but most audio software is many times cheaper. I/O
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by 112233 1y ago
I get massively confused reading about cars (esp. EVs) these days. "should you buy Stellantis or Stellantis? While Stellantis has suffered major losses because customers prefer Stellantis, there are some models of Stellantis that compe
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by 112233 1y ago
It was actually mine point, not theirs. But yes, you do actually need to lelearn "all the prompting" when switching models. Would gladly see any tests you have made or any published studies that show it is not the case anymore wit
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by 112233 1y ago
Which model have you picked to learn and keep using? Because each new model means learning new instrument.
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Not OP, but here is my observations: The llm are uniformly dumb and not "understaging" across all spectrum of topics. It is counter-intuitive. By asking llm to simply blab ("write a story about ..") you notice it: - mix
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by 112233 1y ago
Not keeping up with affairs too much — which countries would you recommend that currently are not doing it and not planning and working hard to do it?
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Every time I have to work with text in C++ using stl feels like pulling teeth. It has gotten better over years, but even php gives one stdlib envy. The idea to base everything on iterators instead of ranges, blowing up the code (and amount
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What are you comparing it to? Because wow.

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