artemonster

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by artemonster 4mo ago
Gamers are notoriously bad at doing something like this. If next 6090 card comes with a shovel of shit you have to eat to get the card - most will do it, in addition to paying $5000
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by artemonster 4mo ago
and just read these awful comments defending this nonsense and shifting the blame. so much arrogance its nauseating
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by artemonster 4mo ago
still useless. I had an idea to offload parts of my game core into wasm leaving only UI in the browser - I abandoned that idea when there was absolutely zero possibility for me to debug in browser what is wrong with my core. i just rewrote
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by artemonster 4mo ago
how can you? its running wasm in a browser, how do you see original C/Rust code and or variables
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by artemonster 4mo ago
for me its undebuggability. -"hey, look at our C Rust FORTRAN to WASM translator, blahblah" -"uhm, cool, how do I debug it?" -"yeah...about that...you cant!"
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by artemonster 4mo ago
Is there alternative discovery algo? I dont want to be suggested same things, I want to see something new
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by artemonster 4mo ago
I wish there was an option to render "executable" lectures as PDF too. Id love to scroll these while commuting to-from work
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by artemonster 5mo ago
I asked Claude what he thinks about this blog post and was surprised by the level of self awareness (you cant call it like that but I dont have better word)
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by artemonster 5mo ago
> RTL is not code >>Of course it is. most programming languages have that one serious key property that Ive mentioned above - ABSTRACTION. you can well reason about a function that calls another function addTheseTwoStranegObjectsTo
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by artemonster 5mo ago
The very first sentence: "Large language models (LLMs) have shown promise in register-transfer level (RTL) design automation" I want to see some serious proof for this shitty claim. While LLMs excel at slop webapp codegen because
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by artemonster 5mo ago
Good catch! You want me to rewrite the paragraph to sound less like an LLM? (sigh)
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by artemonster 5mo ago
this resonates with my experience. once every 3 years I try linux as primary OS for my home PC, I do small stuff with C/python, browse web and play factorio. I use linux in VM on my job daily, so I am not a beginner, but gosh, linux su
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by artemonster 6mo ago
Is there any research in composing state machines?
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by artemonster 6mo ago
All fine, where is pelican on bicycle?
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by artemonster 6mo ago
I am always puzzled by such articles - its actually very well made, drawings are good, little interactive pipeline animations are fine. But in order to follow it you must already know and understand what its writeen about and if you dont -
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by artemonster 6mo ago
nah, something like LLMs wouldnt be possible due to sheer power consumption - abstract (FL)OPs/uW is billions worse than modern tech. I used claude to make me back of a napkin calcs - single LLM prompt in 6502 era tech would be over 3k
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by artemonster 6mo ago
Imagine in steampunk fashion wed get an alternative future timeline where computer tech froze in 80s due to some physical limitation that prohibited shrinking transistors. all typical laptops would have same config as this awesome project.
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by artemonster 7mo ago
Ofc blocking assign is used too and even it that always_comb case scheduler splits eval/assign into 2 phases!
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by artemonster 7mo ago
dont know if trolling. SR latch you can do with 2 NANDs, or NORs there are plenty of *digital* circuits with that functionality, and yes, there are very rare cases when you construct this out of logic and not use a library cell for this. p
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by artemonster 7mo ago
Please stop bickering about verilog vs vhdl - if you use NBAs the scheduler works exactly the same in modern day simulators. There is no crown jewel in vhdl anymore. Also type system is annoying. Its just in your way, not helping at all.
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by artemonster 7mo ago
Draw yourself an SR latch and try simulating. Or a circuit what is known as „pulse generator“
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by artemonster 7mo ago
New proc step : Cheese Vapor Deposition
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by artemonster 7mo ago
I always applaud homebrew cpu designs but after doing so many myself I would reaaaaly advice to stay away from dip chips/breadboards/wirewraps and any attempts to put it into real physical world. Taking a build out of a logisim&#
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by artemonster 7mo ago
optional de-centralized hosting, unified cryptocurrency as payment tokens, single open LLM as summary and search-indexing tool, specialized toolkits for journals and social networks (livejournal, early twitter, early fb). Most importantly:
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by artemonster 7mo ago
I think next step will be an isolated version of invite-only internet where you have to be physically present with your invitee to give them access. There will be a beautiful navigation widget where you can access a unified "addon&quot
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by artemonster 7mo ago
I find it interesting that we havent invented a democratic version of policing a rule system. HN is dang, and he is dictator and guardian of these rules, basically. If you replace them with some typical reddit mod HN dies. If you spread out
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by artemonster 7mo ago
If you really have followed the research in type systems and see how it * factually* intersects with practical reality you wouldnt joke about it. Its a bizzare nonsense what they do in „research“ and sane implementations (only slightly gro
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by artemonster 7mo ago
Your critique is valid, but I am not in a mood to prove myself to anons on the internet :)
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by artemonster 7mo ago
I remembered that labos used to make tractors after I posted the comment. Nice catch!
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by artemonster 7mo ago
very hot and edgy take: theoretical CS is vastly overrated and useless. as someone who actively studied the field, worked on contemporary CPU archs and still doing some casual PL research - asides from VERY FEW instances from theoretical CS

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