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by chenzhekl 1y ago
I don't like MS, either. BUT, let's be clear. No one is to obligated to work for free on OSS, not even big companies like MS. They have the right to constraint them to work on their own platforms. If you don't like it, you sh
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
Personally, I don't get why there are so many standards for the web platform. Can't we just provide a minumum set of APIs that developers can build their own UI on top of just like what we do for the desktop?
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
No, I don’t think Meta hates such algorithms. It just couldn’t beat TikTok algorithm-wise.
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
Curious, could it be used in wasm? I think it would be really cool if it can be used in browsers.
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
Microsoft explained why we love Rust so much ;)
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
I don't know why I should switch from PyTorch to Tinygrad as a researcher and practitioner. In terms of kernel fusion, there is torch.compile. Not to say there is a large ecosystem behind PyTorch and almost every paper today is publish
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by chenzhekl 2y ago
Stating independence as the advantage of Llama 3.1 is a bit funny. Without the huge amount of computational resources from Meta, Llama 3.1 won't be possible. We are still dependent on certain big companys' "good" willnes
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by chenzhekl 3y ago
Could anyone help explain what this is. Is it just a fancy WiFi router?
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by chenzhekl 3y ago
Also, S23 Ultra is equipped with Snapdragon 8Gen2, which is much more powerful than Tensor G3. The latter is almost equivalent to 8+Gen1 in terms of CPU and GPU.
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by chenzhekl 3y ago
How do you compare Runhouse with Ray which also simplifies distributed computing?
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by chenzhekl 3y ago
But it is way too hard to cleanly separate the hardware from the software without introducing extra complexity and security issues.
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by chenzhekl 3y ago
It sounds like a BLIP2 with an extra linear layer for finetuning (or aligning the Q-former with a new LLM?). What makes it more powerful than BLIP2?
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
It is amazing to see how GPT is so much better than other LLMs. Should this be attributed to OpenAI's better training data?
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
This deserves a paper! I look forward to your publication.
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
Actually I found rust to be easier to learn than zig, as it is more consistent in most cases.
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
Pinduoduo, commonly known as PDD in China, has had a poor reputation among Chinese users for a long time. It does not come as a surprise that they resorted to using backdoors to gain a competitive edge.
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
I would use two stacks, one of which stores numbers and the other stores operators.
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
For me, Julia lags in deep learning compared to Python and lacks many valuable packages like PyTorch and PyG. Another reason that stops me from adopting Julia is that it lacks good learning resources. I can grasp Python within an afternoon.
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
I agree that the bundle size is a big concern. Another aspect that I am worried about is Python’s performance. JavaScript is not a fast language, and Python is an order of magnitude slower. What makes Python shine today rely on packages wit
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
This is exactly the same as what MS did for the Python extension when the open-source LSP was replaced by the proprietary Pylance. I get the feeling that MS becomes more and more likes Google. For example, on Android, the core experience is
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by chenzhekl 4y ago
Just curious. If there is a seemingly better connector emerged in the future, could vendors experiment it on new devices on their own? Or do they have to first submit a proposal to the regulator and then deploy it to the device after the pr
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
Their chips "Loongson" appeared long before RISC-V is a thing in 2002, when MIPS is still widely used in the embeddeed world. I guess they just do not want to drop the experience accumulated in developing their previous chips.
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Clojure by Example(kimh.github.io)
6 points by chenzhekl 5y ago|1 comments
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
When people say C is simple, they are referring to its conceptual simplicity. This gives people confidence that they have mastered the language. However, there may still be a number of corner cases of the language like undefined behaviors.
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Go Proposal: arena: new package providing memory arenas(github.com)
2 points by chenzhekl 5y ago|0 comments
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
If the contract between MIIT and Alibaba Cloud doesn't require sharing vulnerabilities in the first place, MIIT should be the one to blame. And if it is an exclusive contract, I would feel worried, as the vulnerability might be secretl
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
The title on HN is a bit misleading. You should use the original title of the article. According to the article, what requires an import permit is the "foreign 'data encryption technology employing a key length greater than 256 bi
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
Can't agree more. One important information that the version number gives me is that if upgrading to newer versions will break my code. SemVer gives me that.
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
It is just a performance art, isn't it? It is hard for me to view it as a serious project...
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by chenzhekl 5y ago
> My new tab window should have no advertisements in it, because you are a nonprofit. Basically, I can't agree with that. As a user who is unable to contribute to the development of Firefox. I'd love to see my favorite product

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