arjvik

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by arjvik 2y ago
What I'd love (and what has been on my to-do list of things to write) is an app that I can literally text, which takes my notes and collects them somewhere. Would love to get some real searchability, etc while still not needing to laun
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by arjvik 2y ago
Funnily enough, a pair of AirPods Pros were the first thing that let me sleep on a flight!
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Learning to (Learn at Test Time): RNNs with Expressive Hidden State(twitter.com)
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by arjvik 2y ago
...and you just triggered a holy war :)
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by arjvik 2y ago
Would love to see how this works, or at least hear about how you're able to pull this off! I've been carefully keeping double-entry-accounts of my personal finances in GNUCash, but I don't have anything hooked up to my accoun
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by arjvik 2y ago
Why is it that the ASLR only adds 1 bit of randomness (doubling the time it takes to win the attack)?
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by arjvik 2y ago
If you don't know, you're likely running glibc. Distros that use musl do so intentionally (alpine, etc.)
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Transformers in general. There’s no reprogramming of the ASIC needed, just applying a different sequence of layers, and that’s exactly what our software stack is meant to support.
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by arjvik 2y ago
(I work at Etched.) You need something as complex as CUDA only to support general-purpose programmability; Sohu is built for one thing and one thing only: transformers. So while we certainly need a software stack to harness the chip, it’s m
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by arjvik 2y ago
That's actually basically what I was doing! Was able to run programs compiled for a "normal" OS on a single unified distributed virtual address space!
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by arjvik 2y ago
> Running the tests is really easy. Because there are no tests, to run the tests you just do nothing. Maybe I should adopt this mentality.
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by arjvik 2y ago
Got my hopes up for a second!
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Should mention, the coolest part is that I never sent over "all" the memory used by the process, because it was difficult to tell what is needed and what isn't. Instead, I was clever with virtual memory, and when a page of me
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by arjvik 2y ago
For my OS class's final project last quarter, I built a way to live-migrate a process (running on a custom OS we built from scratch) from one Raspberry Pi to another, essentially using checkpoint/restore! Getting the code cleaned
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by arjvik 2y ago
ayland :)
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by arjvik 2y ago
> Verfaille, agreed with the retraction. She now has four retractions, by our count. Maybe I just don't understand biology, but there seems to be something up here.
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Fingers crossed it doesn't, would hate to see it go down.
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You're talking about innovations in "working around the system." These are often orthogonal to innovations in actual tech.
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by arjvik 2y ago
> For what it's worth, RWKV's website on that matter mentions that yes it's bad on recall, but for the vast majority of tasks you can just ask the question before the content, and it'll handle the task just fine.
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by arjvik 2y ago
To be fair, if I wasn't looking for this bug I never would have spotted it. That being said, you're entirely right that any monitoring or even the most basic manual testing should have instantly caught this.
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by arjvik 2y ago
distcc?
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by arjvik 2y ago
Some location currently undergoing civil war, for instance.
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by arjvik 2y ago
I can’t find this code - which build.rs file is it in?
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Compilers are deterministic (for the most part, and it's incredibly rare to introduce a compiler bug that self-replicates in future compilers (unless you're Ken Thompson and are reflecting upon trust itself)). Alternatively, Alpha
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by arjvik 2y ago
can't Gmail support SVG without javascript?
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by arjvik 2y ago
Can still do plain text with attachments... unless you expect that companies would move to emailing you HTML files of their message?
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by arjvik 2y ago
I also want to see: How to install Linux from Windows (a la Ubuntu’s long-discontinued WUBI)
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/dev/shm always is though
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by arjvik 2y ago
It used to be called AdoptOpenJDK, and was a project that essentially just provided prebuilt binaries of OpenJDK. But post several Oracle changes that I admittedly have not kept up with, they have grown in scope and also been forced to remo
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Has whitespace handling issues... but valiant effort!

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