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by anvuong 2y ago
They can just run the same tests and cite the results from other websites. That has nothing to do with Meta. No companies can force you to not talk about them.
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by anvuong 2y ago
Jax was built with TPUs in mind, so it's not surprising that they use TPUs
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by anvuong 2y ago
I actually want a virtual assistant that can reliably process my simple requests. But so far all these companies look like they are still in the figuring out phase, basically throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. Hopefully aft
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by anvuong 2y ago
It's ripe for attack. But Nvidia is still in its growing phase, not some incumbent behemoth. The way Nvidia ruthlessly handled AMD tell us that they are ready for competition.
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by anvuong 2y ago
I am using Calibre with my 6 inch Kindle paperwhite. I notice that it display the books bought from Kindle store a lot nicer than the same books but in .epub format sideloaded by Calibre. Do you know how I can improve this?
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by anvuong 2y ago
This sounds very illegal, how is California allowing this?
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by anvuong 2y ago
I'd argue it's mainly a matter of people. Otherwise Meta, Amazon, Google, etc would've released their versions like yesterday.
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by anvuong 2y ago
Looks cool but seems like it doesn't work on torch 2.0 "AttributeError: module 'torch' has no attribute 'export'" The torch.export API is currently in active development with planned breaking changes. The
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by anvuong 2y ago
Come to any engineering schools, and I mean real engineering like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and you will see almost no one uses Mac. The software just isn't there. And even when the software is available, the exhorbitant price of R
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by anvuong 2y ago
This comment needs to be downvoted more. TFLOPS is not TOPS, this comparison is meaningless, the 4090 is about 40x TOPS of the M4.
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by anvuong 2y ago
At 24fps that's not even 10 seconds. Calling it extremely long is kinda defensive.
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by anvuong 3y ago
I actually can't wrap my head around this number, even though I have been working on and off with deep learning for a few years. The biggest models we've ever deployed on production still have less than 1B parameters, and the late
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by anvuong 3y ago
Well it does count updates. So this is just bullshit from Apple.
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by anvuong 3y ago
Is this propaganda? Asia and Europe use much smaller cars with no problems at all.
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by anvuong 3y ago
That's because array, or even if/else statements are already higher-level abstraction. To be Turing complete you simply need: a memory that can be read from or written to, and the ability to "jump" or "move" to
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by anvuong 3y ago
It's philosophical. It's either turtle all the way down or the axiomatic systems. With axiomatic systems you'll always get things like this, and this is what keeps mathematician awake at night.
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by anvuong 3y ago
I guess because information of pixels in a video are not independent in either time or space, while parallelization relies on the independence of either temporal or spatial axis.
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by anvuong 3y ago
“Please note the library is being actively developed, and is known to be incomplet; it might also be incorrekt and there could be a few bad bugs lurking.” That gives me a good laugh.
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by anvuong 3y ago
It's not that simple. Pytorch has its own computing model, calling it just APIs is really downplaying the phenomenal works behind the framework. Pytorch put Tensorflow to shame even though the latter had huge first mover advantage.
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by anvuong 3y ago
What the hell is the greater good here? I'm a researcher in a R1 university, I can quickly try stupid things on my personal 3080, then if it works I can virtually git clone the codes onto my lab's server and bam it chops through t
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by anvuong 3y ago
Is it a math terminology? Because the way I think it's still a projection, just with 0 residuals?
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by anvuong 3y ago
It registered the card, as in you can query the device id using nvidia-smi. But CUDA/cuDNN requires further work.
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by anvuong 3y ago
Why is that funny? If you treat Youtube as a social network, which it pretty much is, then it would actually be funny if Netflix is not on it.
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by anvuong 3y ago
Portland has way more problems than just drug. I don't feel safe walking in downtown even during the day. Parking is a gamble whether or not you get your windows broken, almost a third of my friends had terrible experience when parking
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by anvuong 3y ago
Well AMD marketing turned out to be a joke, remember Poor Volta? I still think AMD haven't even recovered from that. There marketing for GPUs have been terrible since.
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by anvuong 3y ago
That is just disagreement in technological aspects, which any well-functioning company should always have a healthy amount of within its leadership. The press release literally said he was fired because he was lying. I haven't seen any
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by anvuong 3y ago
I'm not sure how this is accessible, the drive-shaft is entirely customly designed and customly built to handle the torque. That's not even mentioning the 3D design software and laser cutting for the motor mount. This feels simple
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by anvuong 3y ago
Installing kernel in Ubuntu is simply, given that you already have a kernel deb, a single line "apt-get install". You can create your own package apt repo or use the one provided by the author https://github.com/za
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by anvuong 3y ago
I guess because it's not simply a text address, it's a protocol where a specific number of bytes in the packet (4 in this case) are dedicated for IP, you can't just simply modify this.
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by anvuong 3y ago
Pretty sure that woukd be unconstitutional, freedom of movement between states is there, so that concept is just bad.

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