dhruvdh

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by dhruvdh 3y ago
That sounds serious, are you able to share more details?
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
Because for them subscribers are low-volume. Subscriber only section is generally pretty small and shares a couple key tips or viewpoints. If there was nothing wrong with it OP wouldn't feel the need to use a throwaway account.
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
I think it is unfair to the semianalysis team to share information from the subscriber only section.
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
All fabs have libraries that their customers use to turn chip RTL to actual transistor layout to be fabbed. Apple silicon is made using mobile libraries, same as their iPhone and iPad chips. Even though they're made on these dense libr
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
The linked tweet promotes a paper where we operate directly on bytes - I want to say I agree this is the future instead.
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
Relevant tweet (imo) from Andrej Karpathy - https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1657949234535211009
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
I generally don't enjoy something being diminished on account of being "not really that novel". Your comment essentially says - this is not a high quality submission because readers might not actually read it, which is no fau
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
How do you imagine consoles work? And what about Apple's tight integration has actually made itself useful? The developer experience is terrible.
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by dhruvdh 3y ago
What do you mean Microsoft "forcibly snagging profits"? How do you profit? I am not familiar with incentives behind posting on SO. Does Microsoft not cite SO posts in Bing results? Do they not make it easy to find the "correc
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
There is no way it will take a whole second regardless. Even when compiled in debug mode, it takes about 100 ms. Try it here, I had Bing AI write it out - https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=release&edit.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Extra expense is fine if response includes Bing AI response. But does it?
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Your problem is you want your tool to behave like you, you think it has access to the same information as you and perceives everything similarly. If you had no recollection of the past, and were presented with the same information search co
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
If a tool is giving you an answer that you know is not correct, would you not just turn to a different tool for an answer? It's not like Bing forces you to use chat, regular search is still available. Searching "avatar 2 screening
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Who is proposing the use of ChatGPT, in its current form, for search? Bing search is not just "ChatGPT" added next to bing search results. Please look up how it works, it is quite sophisticated and (imo) designed well. I have acce
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
What product? You mean the experimental "research release" that was so in-demand that currently people are paying for guaranteed access?
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
1. I don't understand how LLMs work. 2. I don't understand how ChatGPT works, but I have used it a few times. 3. I will use ChatGPT as the absolute measure of what LLMs are capable of. --- 1. I don't understand intelligence.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
No reasonable developer would expect these extensions to not eventually break, and yet, because Microsoft is being implicated, the outrage will continue.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
There are some professional software, like AMD's ROCm that only work properly in a few officially supported Distro's. `amdgpu-install` specifically checks what distro you are on and refuses to proceed when it encounters unfamiliar
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Test benches are used for convenience. A proper case is too much effort to work with. Vapor chambers also rarely show up on GPUs, until recently.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
110-degree junction temperatures are indeed nothing to worry about, it's just the card shouldn't be throttling and reach these temperatures at these frequencies and power draw. When a new product is released, it is common for ther
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Abandoned? What?
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
It’s 1,995$ - I tried to order when it was announced.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
I went through the checkout flow earlier, it was 1,995$ pre tax.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Do consider switching to Pop_OS, they're Ubuntu with much better UX and get kernel updates faster.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
What do you mean "4080's ML/Compute"? 4080 is nowhere close to 7900 XTX in flops or bandwidth or VRAM. 4080 is terrible for ML. People need to get over "NVIDIA = AI" hasn't been true for at least a year.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
Why is there a need to switch distros? Is it not possible to compile ffmpeg with the relevant flags ourselves?
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
There is a difference between not understanding and not wanting to write C.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
This is not default behavior, it lets you choose to enable this feature the first time you open the Design tab.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
It does not highlight that the designer suggestion needs to submit your slide content. "Designer" is the name of a tab on PowerPoint.
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by dhruvdh 4y ago
PowerPoint has a feature where it uses machine learning to suggest layout and design changes for your content. This feature most likely can be turned off, but of course it needs some data on what's on your slide to suggest changes. I h

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