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Ask HN: Has anyone managed to run Llama 2 on Vulkan?
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3y ago
But these are requirements to train ANN and I guess the question was about requirements to process video stream.
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Ask HN: Cheapest hardware to run Llama 2 70B
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What are the alternatives to gradient descent?
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3y ago
that is a bad news for SimulaVR - https://www.reddit.com/r/intelnuc/comments/uxf6g7/simulavr_i...
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3y ago
Well, I did that search before got here with my question, but despite of one or two good reasonings the remaining ones I found simply not true or very much opinionated. And my questions are very specific.
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Ask HN: LLVM vs. C?
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I'm not entirely convinced that youtube is actually worth $7 a month. Ofc, I'm also far away from saying it is worth nothing, but not gonna pay 7USD unless I'm getting something extra (I mean content, maybe movies???) than ju
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Killer price / performance / energy efficiency ratio would do the job way sooner than anyone expects
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That pythonic syntax is something that prevents Nim to gain more popularity. I think it would be a great move from Nim side to introduce dual syntax support: python like and c/d/java/JavaScript/typescript/go/ru
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Polish here. In every society there are bad people. No difference in Poland. Sadly, in the article there were no facts mentioned, nor any numbers, that would support a thesis of polish society being strongly involved in holocaust. My grandm
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These are far from perfect, but still something: https://github.com/andrei-markeev/ts2c/ https://github.com/evanw/thinscript If you aim for 32 bit microcontrollers then you can go with assemb
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3y ago
My personal opinion is that good typescript to C transpiller would do a way better job, tons of microcontrollers supported out of the box. I would be also happy to use it for desktop. With some tricks it could even support references and ad
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3y ago
My wife wants to be hired, as junior business analyst, remote, anyone anything? :-)
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> but they can only succeed if QA and after sales is also on point I have different measure for their success. They can go even bankrupt, but they will succeed if their standards will live on the market, when there will be multiple suppl
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4y ago
I'm amazed with all these VRs priced 500+. It is not a price to dominate a market. Here are my advice for any VR makers: 1. If you want to dominate market worldwide selling 10s millions of units you need that price to go down to 100-15
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4y ago
I don't think so, but also with recent browser plugin I think it is kind of enough to make it having general understanding, not necessary knowing all the facts at all time.
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4y ago
I like all these "cool" devices, love the idea, even got myself nreal air, but ... these are overpriced gadgets, I mean not worth the money that you have to pay for them as these do nothing well: not a good AR, not a good screen,
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Ask HN: Any junior business analyst vacancies around?
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4y ago
Paid seats kill the purpose. These standards are only for rich companies to preserve their business.
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That guy is not objective as his life depends on good will of russian govt. I think he is playing "nicest" possible according to conditions he lives in, but at the end he has to "bend". Russia have a lot of difficulties
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4y ago
Why hiring US citizens only?
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4y ago
And a side note, before got to this thread was looking into bun code and saw your commits, you're very productive man, congrats!
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Out of curiosity - how do bun plan on monetization? Is that even possible in the age of node.js, deno and who knows what else? :-) I mean, I wish bun all the best, but trying to wrap my head around - who the heck and on what basis gave to b
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Ask HN: Are there any attempts to employ NN to high level disassembly?
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Couple of years working with TS and I think I can add my 5 cents here: 1. It is worth it, but not as much for benefit of types safety straight forward as for ... "intellisense" that discharge you from remembering stuff and misspel
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I have not, used them for maybe 5hours in total, after one hour it is freakin inconvenient to have them on a nose. Lack of ipd adjustment makes it one eye to have part of the screen always blurred and last one is dumb lack of spec that woul
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Technically the only reason I'm still looking for languages that transpiles to C is an sdcc compiler that supports tons of microcontrolers that can't be programmed with anything else than C or assembly. So I guess, if you were to
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Does it also compile to C?
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4y ago
Using it with Linux didn't notice any image stabilization. The purpose of these sensors is in my opinion to provide AR experience
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