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by Bimos 2y ago
I would assume Guilin Noodles are cousin of Vietnam Pho, based on the similarity of their ingredients and their geographic positions.
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by Bimos 2y ago
Maybe add Chimera as well? https://arxiv.org/pdf/2107.06925
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by Bimos 2y ago
I heard that it is possible to achieve better performance than cuBLAS using CUTLASS? I thought they chose the better one among cuBLAS and CUTLASS as baseline.
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by Bimos 2y ago
I edited it.
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by Bimos 2y ago
I think most AI players rely on high performance GEMM. But most people would be satisfied with cutlass or cublas, and the others implement gemm themselves, but not necessarily use undocumented features?
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by Bimos 2y ago
> FFMA SASS interleaving > We observe a performance improvement in the CUTLASS FP8 kernel between NVCC 12.2 and 12.3. By comparing the compiled SASS, we discover that one bit in a series of FADD instructions is flipped in an interleav
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by Bimos 2y ago
The PTX instructions they talked about in the tech report should be pointing to the code here?
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by Bimos 2y ago
How is it different from eliminating y?
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by Bimos 2y ago
As a Chinese I want to mention that foreign people don't usually call it "PPT".
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by Bimos 2y ago
Let's see how US reacts to this incident in Munich meeting
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by Bimos 2y ago
> If GPUs Are So Good Who ever claimed that?
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by Bimos 2y ago
> In Shanghai, the Huangpu River divides old and new. Pudong is new, but Puxi is not "the old one". It is mixed with old historical sites and modern buildings. It lives with its history, and it grows actively. It doesn't h
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by Bimos 2y ago
button^2
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by Bimos 2y ago
I'm a native Chinese speaker. I knew Detexify and used it a lot. This is the first time I see this software. I tried with hand written \succeq, and until its anti-crawler mechanism is triggered, it fails to give the answer. You can arg
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by Bimos 2y ago
> just an hour or so up the river Bullet train takes nearly 2 hours. So I assume it would take about half a day by boat. But still good point.
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by Bimos 2y ago
For a country with nearly one billion poor people, one will never make all of them rich with one step. That is why China "allows some peasants to get rich first", and why they say "Common Prosperity Does Not Mean Equal Wealth
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by Bimos 2y ago
> very old people are still in power
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by Bimos 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, is there any practical reason to send human to moon considering costs and risk?
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by Bimos 2y ago
It is normal (at least I should consider it normal), but not common (or should I consider it common?). We learn "apple, pear, banana" long before we learn "papaya, jujube, kiwi-fruit".
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by Bimos 2y ago
I agree that using `JUN`s makes it more clear as a non-native English speaker. What can we do without refering to some language? Maybe like 2024-[06]-05 or 2024-06-(05) (vs 2024-05-[06] and 2024-05-(06))?
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by Bimos 2y ago
I once saw some sentences like "My brother-in-law loves my brother" in screenshot of duolingo in social media. I think they are uncessarily confusing, especially for beginners.
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by Bimos 2y ago
Is it my problem or the author wrapped all "C"s in code format and they are awkwardly rendered in white blocks within the black background?
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by Bimos 2y ago
Good point. Also "linear convergence" means the residual reduces "linearly", or |r_{k+1}| = \lambda |r_k| with \lambda \in (0, 1). So it is somehow exponentially converging, and an algorithm with linear convergence is ne
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by Bimos 2y ago
> One problem with using this to draw 字 is the lack of vertical strata. Totally agree. Adding the number row on the keyboard should be helpful but make QWANJI less like a language.
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by Bimos 2y ago
I tried to draw some hanzi (Kanji). rsdcygjnbm ebycdomhl 你好 It is like written by someone really drunk though... But the stroke order is correct and I would say native speakers (like me) can recognize them.
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by Bimos 3y ago
On GPU, it can only solve small instances which one single GPU thread can handle, and can only benefit from GPU by solving multiple instances, right?
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by Bimos 3y ago
The feasible region {x | f(x) = 0} is nonconvex no matter whether f is convex.
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by Bimos 3y ago
Thank you!
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by Bimos 3y ago
Thanks for your information. I think it really bridge the gap between the people who are interested in this algorithm and MILP "users". I have two more questions. 1. Usually we deal with models with both integer and continuous var
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by Bimos 3y ago
I have a dumb question: how long will it take before this result becoming a pratical MIP solver beating SCIP or gurobi?

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