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Who Needs DRAM? We Have Fiber
(arxiv.org)
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Scholar Labs: An AI Powered Scholar Search
(scholar.googleblog.com)
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alechammond
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alechammond
2y ago
Thanks for the reply! > So running 500 sequential kMC simulations would take approximately 125 years - not ideal. Ah I see. Ya it’s hard to get around this… > is fundamentally stochastic, and not differentiable This is actually a comm
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alechammond
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Interesting paper, thanks for sharing! Whenever I see physics-based inverse design using ML surrogates, I always ask, “why not optimize the problem directly” (and eg compute the gradient using an adjoint-variable method)? The paper implies
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2y ago
> They require significantly different fabrication processes, and we don't know how to fab them into the same chip as electrical ones. There are actually a few commercial fabs that will monolithically integrate the photonics, analog
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Magic Leap partners with Google to advance XR
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2y ago
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Nvidia Blackwell Arch Technical Brief
(nvdam.widen.net)
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Note that Meta recently added a Julia ruleset to its buck2 prelude set. An important step toward working with Julia on prod environments. https://github.com/facebook/buck2/tree/main/prelude/julia
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I wonder why ORNL used AMDGPU.jl directly rather than something like KernelAbstractions.jl, which doesn’t require you to overspecialize to a particular architecture. I realize Frontier is all AMD. But the DOE labs have flipped back and fort
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A gymnasium for machine learning assisted computer architecture design
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> Greer believes that this is one of the first demonstrations of 3D printing of metal structures at the nanoscale. I may be missing something, but MIT has been doing something very similar for awhile now. The student (Dan Oran) even spun
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Silicon Photonics Key to Unlocking AI’s Full Potential
(eetimes.com)
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Build data apps in Julia. Fast
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The Bill Is Coming Due for China’s ‘Capitalist’ Experiment
(nationalreview.com)
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Sophia: Stochastic Second-Order Optimizer for Language Model Pre-Training
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Meta unveils AI inference accelerator
(ai.facebook.com)
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3y ago
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