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by csjh 3y ago
I doubt the gains from React rewritten in Rust would be significant; the expensive code is the stuff you write in components Also Typescript -> WASM exists in some form through assemblyscript
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by csjh 3y ago
Would be cool for there to be a `llama2.f`, like https://github.com/karpathy/llama2.c , to demo its capabilities
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by csjh 3y ago
WASM -> x64 as in a full WASM AOT compiler? Don't those already exist? What's the benefit to making one specifically for LFortran? Unless I'm misunderstanding Super cool stuff though
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by csjh 3y ago
No clue, maybe they performed too well :p
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by csjh 3y ago
Based on the name, I’d imagine part of TinyGo’s raison d`être would be a smaller binary size. Plus, seems optimized for speed rather than speed-of-compiler
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by csjh 3y ago
Probably smart enough, since code size is part of their mission statement
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by csjh 3y ago
I’ve been considering trying my hand at a C-like WASM language, with most features mapping directly to WASM instructions. Surprised no one’s done something like that yet. Very cool tech
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by csjh 3y ago
I think the Rust and Go comparisons are because they’re popular languages with first class WASM support but I agree
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by csjh 3y ago
IMO the direction we're going seems more like having a few small models in a MoE that are equivalent to a current 200bn model
100.
by csjh 3y ago
Isn't that just SolidJS?
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by csjh 3y ago
Learning Svelte 4 is no different than learning Svelte 3, the changes are almost entirely behind the curtains. Apparently Svelte 5 will also be very minimal breaking changes, so any knowledge will pass over trivially. In other words, invest
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by csjh 3y ago
phi-1[0] is only 1.3 billion parameters and performs very well in coding tasks - small models have a massive amount of potential [0] - https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.11644
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by csjh 3y ago
C++ has proper package management?
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by csjh 3y ago
Why have the OpenAI dependency when there's local embeddings models that would be both faster and more accurate?
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by csjh 3y ago
To be fair it’s fun to write ridiculous types to get ridiculously specific intellisense
106.
by csjh 3y ago
rich harris' dream world
107.
by csjh 3y ago
that's just every developer switching every single one of their side projects to svelte in excitement
108.
by csjh 3y ago
The breaking changes aren't really gamechanging stuff, just cleaning up baggage in preparation for Svelte 4.x and Svelte 5. The course would still be fully applicable
109.
by csjh 3y ago
Duplicate question closing will now be instant if your question has an embedding that's remotely close to another question
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by csjh 3y ago
Still outputs natural language. Example from their colab: Input: I would like to translate from English to Chinese. Output: <<<domain>>>: Natural Language Processing Text2Text Generation <<<api_call>>>: M
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by csjh 3y ago
It's still pretty early on, but it's aim is to be a C successor I believe. Main example of usage off the top of my head is for bun.sh
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by csjh 3y ago
I believe it's moreso for the (actively pursued) speed optimizations it provides. When inference is already computationally expensive any bit of performance is a big plus
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by csjh 3y ago
They come a dime a dozen on HuggingFace, check out https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/wiki/models for a few options
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by csjh 3y ago
They say somewhere that the 20m is from opportunity cost, so 10m for an app that's "costing" them 20m a year would be a deal.
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by csjh 3y ago
All of my CS classes already have rules against AI (though they had a head start from copilot). A couple other non-STEM courses as well.
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by csjh 3y ago
SvelteKit forms work fine with Javascript disabled -- Rich Harris is a big proponent of progressive enhancement.
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by csjh 4y ago
https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/index.html My personal favorite is Svelte
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by csjh 4y ago
They have crazy low bandwidth limits though... puts me off quite a bit
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by csjh 4y ago
Render has pretty good free tier benefits, but no git push render master
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by csjh 4y ago
probably worth staying at render considering how many issues heroku's had recently

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