Archit3ch

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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
> After so long and so much investment in AI, the best cross-platorm API we've got for high performance Kernels is vulcan, a graphics API. That is sad. Vulkan is mighty fine, but Julia just works for me.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
Mark (=the person you replied to) has appeared in conferences.
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by Archit3ch 3mo ago
TODO: license-wash via LLM
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Anukari: The Path to 1.0(anukari.com)
5 points by Archit3ch 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
They had to patch the Rust compiler to natively support AutoDiff. Contrast with Julia where it can be a regular Julia library,
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
Unless you need System Modeler, in which case add another $576 perpetual + $260 annual. There is a combined license for Mathematica + System Modeler, but it's "Contact us for pricing". Mind you, that's still on the Hobby
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
5T OTA to use as a gm/VCA cell primitive for my Tiny Tapeout FPAA. Specs/area are not the focus currently. I just want to build a few useful blocks with it (e.g. analog summer, filter, ...).
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
Does it refuse security questions? I want to red-team my own app...
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
Re: live coding, the core part (redefining Julia functions), already works in Julia Base. You use the REPL and invokelatest() . :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-WUQFxWNj0 I have wrapped it in a project with helpers for
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
The interesting part is deployment. Deploying Julia is still in flux, and especially tricky for realtime audio. I wanna do a proper write up one day, with slides and GitHub code. Perhaps as a JuliaCon talk or local meetup. I find that DSP t
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
We use Julia for realtime audio processing. ;)
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by Archit3ch 4mo ago
Why not Julia? Serious question. For that matter, why not C#?
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by Archit3ch 5mo ago
> Programming language - C and C++ give you direct memory control and, with it, bug classes - buffer overflows, out-of-bounds reads and writes - that memory-safe languages like Rust eliminate at compile time. We saw consistently more fal
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by Archit3ch 5mo ago
The filters sound digital, as someone remarked the last time this was posted. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47335880
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by Archit3ch 5mo ago
> Plugdata can run as a plugin in your DAW, ... And as an iPad app! :)
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by Archit3ch 5mo ago
Except I already have a local Mac to run Xcode. OpenRouter cannot help with that, at any price. > 64 gigs should run a model like Gemma 4 31b No, it can run anything in the 70B range. It's a notable quality upgrade from the 30B, whi
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
Home-printed 80s transistors would unlock a lot of analog-style guitar pedals. :D
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
What's the alternative to frontier models? Disk-streamed GLM 5.1? By the time you get a single response back, the API will be back up.
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Ask HN: How to handle desktop app security post-Mythos?
2 points by Archit3ch 6mo ago|2 comments
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
It's just measurements for now. But sourcing ideas from the model could be interesting!
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
Nice! Doing something similar with a Jumperless so that the model can reconfigure the circuit on the fly.
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
Gilfoyle would be proud.
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
As someone who doesn't edit photos: 1) How does this compare to Affinity Photo? 2) Is there an iPad version?
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
> no other language offers all three Julia. Of course with the added downside that it's not deployable (asterisk here), which is somewhat important for games. IDE and debugger could be better, but at least it doesn't insist on
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
Don't worry, in 6-8 months the open models will catch up. Or I guess _do_ worry? ;)
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
This. ChatGPT Pro personal at $20/month and using GPT 5.4 xhigh is the best deal currently. I don't know if they are actually losing money or betting on people staying well under limits. Clearly they charge extra to businesses on
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
> I wonder how much adding a profiler to development flows would help modern apps. Very much, but ideally you want telemetry on the user's device (assuming desktop app). Or your "optimization" might come back as a regressi
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
It's alright in Julia, provided that you teach it to 1) use a running REPL session 2) ignore pre-compilation time (it will kill the running process, mistaking it as stuck...)
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
> I work on 3D/4D math in F#. As part of the testing strategy for algorithms, I've set up a custom agent with an F# script that instruments Roslyn to find FP and FP-in-loop hotspots across the codebase. I don't know if the
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by Archit3ch 6mo ago
Thanks for reminding me to try this for audio approximations. :)

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