artemisart

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by artemisart 2y ago
There is absolutely some bloat in 100gb+ games but also come on, graphics are much better now compared to 15 years old games. Textures + video cinematic + models weight a lot.
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by artemisart 2y ago
Yes, the idea works and was explored with dreambooth/textual inversion for image diffusion models. https://dreambooth.github.io/ https://textual-inversion.github.io/
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by artemisart 2y ago
This depends a lot on your domain, e.g. pypy is not compatible with pytorch or tensorflow so DL is out of the picture.
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by artemisart 2y ago
Thanks! I was waiting for your benchmarks. Do you plan to test haiku 3.5 too? It would be nice to show API prices needed to run the whole benchmark too to have a better idea of how many internal tokens o1 models consume.
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by artemisart 2y ago
Important precision: the async part is absolutely not python specific, but comes from CUDA, indeed for performance, and you will have to use cuda events too in C++ to properly time it. For ONNX the runtimes I know of are synchronous as we d
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by artemisart 2y ago
Correction: it's 8x the TFLOPS of a DGX (8 H100), not 1 H100. But it's true that if it stays at $3M it's probably too much and I don't think the memory bottleneck on gpus is large enough to justify this price/perfor
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by artemisart 2y ago
I can't find any GPU capabilities on their website and it seems to be 100% focused on game backend hosting, not general workers. Do you have more information?
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by artemisart 2y ago
I don't really understand such critics which I often see for the python 2 to 3 transition, the OS didn't want to change `python` to be v3 by default which is understandable for backward compatibility, and the fix is simple and imm
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by artemisart 2y ago
That's also $41k / 26k / 13k per day or $1.2M / 767k / 375k per month!
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by artemisart 2y ago
Is it really a common hack? I would have guessed teleportation is the easiest to detect server-side, or impossible from the start as the server is authoritative (clients sends inputs, the server computes the positions and any important chan
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by artemisart 2y ago
Is this (Google Code Search, https://source.chromium.org/ ) open-source?
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by artemisart 2y ago
No, the Nvidia 4070 Ti has much higher performance, TOPS is for integer operations, the 4070 Ti has ~40 float32 TFLOPS and 641 TOPS https://www.nvidia.com/fr-fr/geforce/graphics-cards/40-serie... (which I wou
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by artemisart 3y ago
About 3/4 of the article? There is a lot of analysis on lossy compression too after the lossless part.
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by artemisart 3y ago
The quote above made it a bit unclear, they measured it at 1MB vs 52kB per device: > When idle, Android sends roughly 1MB of data to Google every 12 hours, compared with iOS sending Apple about 52KB over the same period. In the US alone,
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by artemisart 3y ago
I agree, but of course all CI vendors build all their documentation and tutorials and 'best practices' 100% on the first option for lock-in and to get you to use more of their ecosystem, like expensive caching and parallel runners
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by artemisart 3y ago
Just rewrite them once with fish_add_path? https://fishshell.com/docs/current/tutorial.html#path Or maybe use https://github.com/edc/bass
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by artemisart 3y ago
> Blender 3 taking so much time to give AMD Linux users hardware acceleration back makes me sad. I believe the issue comes from AMD which disable/doesn't support their GPGPU libraries on Linux and Blender cannot do much about i
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by artemisart 3y ago
I'm 1000% with you, I never understood why GAFAM never invested much in python despite using it quite heavily. Maybe more NIH and politics than engineering issues I guess?
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by artemisart 4y ago
No, if you want to get your tokens out you're selling them to get something else than BNB (and BUSD) and this would drive the price down.
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by artemisart 4y ago
I find ORM models useful for type checking and migrations, what is your experience for this with pugsql?
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by artemisart 4y ago
Yes but you have no choice for streaming/real-time applications or anytime you need results for each sample, where doing the full recompute would be O(n^2 log n) total.
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by artemisart 4y ago
How do you differentiate types with jevko (numbers, strings, boolean)? Your examples on jevko.org appear lossy as they encode in the same way things that are different in JSON and I don't know how you would then differentiate between t
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by artemisart 4y ago
I don't believe it's really an issue in practice, your `jc` alias will just take the priority and you can easily add one for jsonquery -> `path/to/bin/jc`. I think good short command names can help adoption (like
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by artemisart 4y ago
Yes... a full A100 (+ reasonable CPU etc) looks closer to 2€.
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by artemisart 4y ago
I use F3 for this, I don't know if it's possible but I've never seen a website hijack F3.
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by artemisart 4y ago
Embeddable... in the java ecosystem. I often see comments about datalog/datomic on HN and it seems interesting but I never see it anywhere else, is it because it's mostly known and used in the java and clojure ecosystem? Do you kn
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by artemisart 4y ago
Cache oblivious data structures are absolutely used in every serious database. From what I remember/can find online (don't take this as a reference): B-tree: relational DB, SQLite, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB. B+-tree: LMDB, filesyst
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Perfetto – open-source system profiling, app tracing and trace analysis(perfetto.dev)
4 points by artemisart 5y ago|0 comments
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Mkdocstrings: Automatic Python documentation from sources, for MkDocs(github.com)
1 points by artemisart 5y ago|0 comments
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by artemisart 5y ago
See also fclones (focuses on performance, has benchmarks https://github.com/pkolaczk/fclones ). I didn't know about rdfind but thought the standard was fdupes https://github.com/adrianlopezroche&#x2

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