Archit3ch

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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
I assume Nativ doesn't support SSD streaming like DwarfStar.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
I expected a backrooms-style game where you are lost at an infinite airport...
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Mixed feelings. Good for the defenders, also good for the attackers. If Chinese models are distilled from Fable, does it mean that security questions will be answered at most to a level equivalent to the Opus fallback? Meanwhile the ~150 co
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
1. iOS doesn't allow JIT for apps distributed through the App Store. However, WASM (including JIT) is allowed. Effectively, this would allow Julia to run on i(Pad)OS. 2. Technically, one could port the Julia compiler itself to WasmGC
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> 2. We will be targeting WasmGC in the near future, so we need our core runtime and compiler data structures to be compilable without the assumption of necessarily having linear memory available. Big if true. Does that mean we'll g
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
I'm very interested in your use case. I looked into bit-slicing techniques, but they increase throughput at the cost of massive latency. This is not acceptable for realtime audio.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Having too many orders is a good problem to have (unless it gets cloned). Worst case, you pay an external contractor to sort compliance/fulfillment/whatever.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
"Do things that don't scale!" is standard founder advice for a reason. The fact that no one else has put in the work means you get to sell $150 MIDI recorders... for a while. Which, fair enough, might just sustain a one-perso
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
I can't wait for ASIC manufacturing to become as easy as ordering a PCB.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Obligatory "Does it answer security questions?".
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
With so many people implementing their own SSD streaming for specific combinations of model+hardware, maybe we should look into upstreaming to antirez/ds4 or llama.cpp...
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
You can keep the KV cache in (possibly Unified) RAM to avoid SSD writes entirely. Not sure if it would fit on a 32GB laptop, though.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Working on something similar targeting macOS on Apple Silicon, Unsloth split GGUF, compressed partial residency in unified memory (would make more sense on 128GB instead of my 64GB...), native Metal kernels, and RAM-only native compressed K
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
At this point comparing to Gemini is a free Bingo space.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
As a developer, subscriptions come with a few problems: - Users cannot open their old projects unless they pay the subscription. - Lower uptake in general, which affects viral adoption ("my friends use this software, so will I").
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
For developer productivity, you can move to a REPL workflow with edit-compile-test at the function level. Julia does this while staying on LLVM. Of course, compile-the-world is still going to be slow, but there is no solution for that in th
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Is it possible to create an audio-grade capacitance multiplier in CMOS?
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Surely this will succeed where $4B Modular failed!
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> A subset of python is python. Mojo folks (rightly) disagree.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> If low latency is your goal than you don't want JIT. To be more specific, you don't want Java-style-JIT. Julia JIT (which functions closer to AOT in this case) is fine for low latency.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
I'm travelling without my Zen 4 machine, or I could test it. ;) Oh well, Compiler Explorer is enough to look at these microbenchmarks on your own. These simulations are single core to avoid core-to-core latency. Number of cores isn&#x2
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> Call me when it stops making things up. We are here. Yes, it can still produce value.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Sure, that works. Caveats: 1. Your frontend needs to support emitting WASM. Ok for Rust, not for every language out there. 2. 2x-4x performance overhead.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
If I understand this correctly, you could run this compiler on iPadOS (since it's plain C). But you cannot mark it's output executable, since that would require JIT entitlement.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> I think given how fast computers have become relative to digital audio there is probably a good case to just make any "modular synth" run at 32-bit 480KHz or even 4.8MHz through every stage that could process the audio. 1. It
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> the following audio processing is better done after converting the samples to FP32 Or, in some cases, FP64.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Pre-ordered one with gyro+accelerometer for livecoding.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> ability to create a self-contained binary > so i am very happy to see a high level language get that potential. besides go only common lisp has that ability that i am aware of. Julia can do it.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Metal only supported via wgpu due to pulling in CubeCL as a dependency is... not ideal. If you need to extend it, you'll have to write custom Autodiff rules with the ergonomics of a Rust front-end and a JAX-like backend. :(
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> How did Mojo already lose when Qualcomm just made a $4B bet on it? NVDA market cap is $4.7T. The difference between a billion and a trillion is roughly a trillion.

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