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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
https://github.com/ealmloff/sledgehammer_bindgen/blob/master... This is fetch(), which I have to imagine is much less performant than Electron with a require('native-module')
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
https://github.com/webview/webview_deno Tell me how you'd do "native C/C++ FFI (to like a .so or .dylib or .dll)" between the webview using WASM or anything other than "WebKit's built in J
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
I think there is a ton of room left on the table here for innovation. Context: as far as I know Electron is still the king if you want to do (unsafe but performant) "IPC/RPC" between native and a webview. All of the other opt
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> Exactly. Not sure why it would be better to run Rust on Nvidia GPUs compared to actual CUDA code. You get to pull no_std Rust crates and they go to GPU instead of having to convert them to C++
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
When will it become the default? What does it say about LLVM project that everybody starts off on it and then gets off of it?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Sure. But over the course of 90 days, I feel like there's regression/reversion towards the mean. Average a few drinks a week kind of thing. Skip a night, sure. Skip it for 3 months... probably not. Is that how addiction starts?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
What's the motivation to avoid LLVM backends?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> I have more than a drink or two in one night I'm curious the opinion of those here on this. Are you able to be classified as "having a problem with alcohol" if you "only have 2 drinks a night" a lot?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
I just don't see the value prop for LLM for financial markets specifically but I guess I'm not familiar with the workflows of analysts. "Backtest this for me" "Analyze this" "Find a pattern" "Bea
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Is that the root cause though? Why did this process get into a position that it needed to be manually killed/restarted, isn't that the real problem?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> Analysts live in nested spreadsheets Let's put a terminal pane in Excel!
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Why are both AI giants choosing to pay attention specifically to this space out of all other spaces they could choose to focus on?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Is this for Mac's with NVIDIA cards in them or Apple Metal/Apple Silicon speaking CUDA?... I can't really tell. Edit: looks like it's "write once, use everywhere". Write MLX, run it on Linux CUDA, and Apple Sil
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
I have a question. I do not like the concept of "agent mode" for AI. I'm a control freak and I want to control every line that gets committed because I am responsible for it and need to understand/visualize/memorize
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Do you feel safe driving in traffic / breathing polluted air / having restaurants prepare your food?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> None, AtLeastOnce, ExactlyOnce with retries, ACKs & two‑phase commit, plus pluggable back‑off strategies & per‑session TTL. Sounds like RabbitMQ/AMQP/similar over WebSocket?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> Another important change was removing insert triggers, partially for the exact reasons mentioned in this post. What did you replace them with instead?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
If somebody as driven, successful, and talented as him is starting from square one in the realm of dating/having trouble finding a partner, I feel even more bad for those less fortunate/interesting.
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
In the video the creator shows 840 kH/s on 160 cores 5.25 kH/s per core I wonder what 1 "CUDA core" can do hash per second wise?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
40 cores = 1 watt 1 RTX5090 = 550 watts 1 RTX5090 = 22,000 RISC-V cores Interesting for CUDA hash rate/parallelization tasks
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Even if you own equities?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> but nothing that I will install on any box of mine any time soon. A little harsh. Rome wasn't built in a day.
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
What would you say to somebody who doesn't trust Cursor to "take the reigns off" and go "agent mode" and do such large changes? Even with "checking/approving/having the final say" as a user, I fe
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> If I have VSCode, Cursor, and Claude open This is good user feedback. If Cursor is "Claude + VSCode", why do you need the other 2 open?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
You're lying to yourself if you think people spend time playing with audio drivers/configuration to get sound working on Mac.
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> Linux audio is a confusing disaster and I'd basically given up on Ubuntu Have you considered buying a MacBook and valuing your free time more?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
> we needed an AI cofounder who could talk in our ear and save us from ourselves. I feel like engineers want to be direct and tell the truth. Sales people "lie" and tell people what they want to hear.
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Isn't MPC based on JSON-RPC?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
Does the world have an oversupply of ESP32/RaspberryPi/3D printers/similar but not enough use cases?
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by MuffinFlavored 1y ago
What goes into achieving this other than making sure builds don't include timestamps somewhere?

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