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by asb 3y ago
I can recommend writing a short script to test redirects and cache control are configured as expected for your site - here's mine (health warning: shell script) https://github.com/muxup/muxup-site/blob/ma
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by asb 3y ago
Ah, that's because my static site generator only includes "needed" CSS directives, so if the page doesn't have h3 then this isn't included (I know, classic premature optimisation): h3 { font-size:2.074re
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by asb 3y ago
Edited to explicitly mention muxup.com - you won't see any current articles using nested headings (i.e. h3 in addition to h1 for the article title and h2 for article headings) as every time I've used one I've not liked how ha
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by asb 3y ago
I'm currently using the 'minor third' scale on my site muxup.com (mainly because I didn't know what scaling to use and I saw it in use somewhere else). It seems fine, but I've found the headings aren't visually
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by asb 3y ago
It looks like they are developing features in this general direction https://github.blog/changelog/2023-04-04-export-your-sponsor...
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by asb 4y ago
I've been enjoying using aichat for command-line chatgpt access https://github.com/sigoden/aichat (it supports both an interactive repl mode and you can invoke it with your query directly from the command line lik
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Cerebras-GPT: A Family of Open, Compute-Efficient, Large Language Models(cerebras.net)
567 points by asb 4y ago|232 comments
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by asb 4y ago
I link to something I've written in a conversation if it's relevant (like this - my blog is https://muxup.com/ ), and post articles to HN, lobste.rs, or an appropriate subreddit if no-one else does and I think it&#
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by asb 4y ago
Yes, linking to specific specifications can be a pain once they've been added to the main ISA doc. Perhaps I'd be better off linking to the raw .tex, but that's not always particularly readable or as I think you suggest, not
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by asb 4y ago
Yes, just that it will assemble the instructions. I was double checking as I was sure I'd qualified this when appropriate with "assembler/disassembler" but it seems I didn't - apologies. I'll tweak the wording
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by asb 4y ago
I was previously at lowRISC but yes, they're still involved. My ex-colleague Luís Marques authored the patch I mentioned in the article to optimise global address accesses in the medany code model for instance.
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by asb 4y ago
Primarily companies at this point, with some ongoing input from individual contributors or universities / research organisations. I'm at Igalia (an open source software consultancy), so contributions from me and my colleagues are
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by asb 4y ago
I've written up a tour of some of the RISC-V related changes in the LLVM 16 development cycle https://muxup.com/2023q1/whats-new-for-risc-v-in-llvm-16
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by asb 4y ago
I've also found that a custom-written generator is surprisingly productive. My own attempt is at https://github.com/muxup/muxup-site/blob/main/build.py and I wrote up a few notes on it here https:&
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by asb 4y ago
I wrote up a few notes on my Caddy setup here https://muxup.com/2022q3/muxup-implementation-notes#serving-... which may be a useful reference if you have a static site and wanted to tick off a few items likely on your
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by asb 4y ago
Thanks! I'd read all that documentation and came to the same conclusion. I'm using disable_canonical_uris as I prefer avoiding trailing slashes even for directories (as I see it, page_name/index.html layout is an implementati
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by asb 4y ago
The uri directive does expose stripping a suffix, but that's an internal rewrite, correct? For any /foo/ /bar/ /baz/ I want to redirect to /foo, /bar, or /baz. Unless I'm missing someth
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by asb 4y ago
There's also some handy features that are only available in the JSON format. e.g. `strip_path_suffix` and `http_redirect` for the `rewrite` handler ( https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/2011#issuec
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by asb 4y ago
Thanks for the response! I'd imagined reasoning along those lines. I'd perhaps expect that people anticipating such high load that gzipping output is problematic would be investing enough time in server setup to review and tweak t
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by asb 4y ago
I've just moved over to Caddy and had a really good experience in doing so (thank you to you and all the other Caddy contributors!). One thing that stuck out to me during setup is that it seemed surprising to see gzip encoding not enab
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by asb 5y ago
Do you have any plans to offer EUR => GBP?
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by asb 5y ago
The compatibility page ( https://luau-lang.org/compatibility ) mentions a "pending GC rework". Does anyone know anything more about this? I can recommend reading the performance page, it's a an engaging summary
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by asb 6y ago
lowRISC CIC | https://www.lowrisc.org | ONSITE lowRISC is a UK-based not-for-profit with a mission to make open source silicon a reality. You might have seen our work with a range of partners on the OpenTitan secure silicon root
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by asb 7y ago
I assume glibc is built with gcc still? Is there a listing anywhere of the packages that aren't build with Clang?
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by asb 7y ago
lowRISC CIC | Hardware design engineer, SoC tooling engineer, and more roles | Cambridge, UK | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.lowrisc.org/jobs/ lowRISC C.I.C. is a not-for-profit company that aims to demonstrate, pro
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by asb 8y ago
Interesting how The Guardian are choosing to report this: "YouTube and Facebook could escape billions in copyright payouts after EU vote" https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/05/youtu
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by asb 9y ago
I'm glad you find them useful. Really I'm indebted to the presenters for giving such clear and well explained presentations.
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by asb 9y ago
I'm sure Chris will drop by to expand this, but it should be noted that figure was for a particular instantiation. There's no reason you can't explore different power/performance/area trade-offs, or invest further d
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by asb 9y ago
An architectural license doesn't give you free reign to extend the ISA, just to create your own implementation of the standard ISA.
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by asb 9y ago
If you're interested in what's going on at the RISC-V Workshop, you might want to follow my live blog here: http://www.lowrisc.org/blog/2017/11/seventh-risc-v-workshop-...

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