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by dsp_person 2y ago
I was just googling to see if there's any Emscripten/WASM implementation of OpenMP. The emscripten github issue [1] has a link to this "simpleomp" [2][3] where > In ncnn project, we implement a minimal openmp runtime
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by dsp_person 2y ago
so how much do these bad boys cost
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by dsp_person 2y ago
it would be cool to see a more comprehensive comparison including methods with raytracing they have MLAB in their performance comparison table, is that ray traced? from this blog i think it sounds like it there's a rasterized version a
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by dsp_person 2y ago
I would have clicked even faster if the title had "with Wavelets"
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by dsp_person 2y ago
In the referenced paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.00094 in section 2 they give a couple examples for why not ray tracing. Also FWIW they used an RTX3090 in the performance comparison section.
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by dsp_person 2y ago
native wayland windows maybe you're thinking? still, it has the requirements that it does (see the wiki link)
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by dsp_person 2y ago
waydroid requires a kernel module or a kernel with support built in like zen https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Waydroid#Kernel_Modules From a quick look at the gitlab I don't see any mention of similar requirements
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Feel the same as GP here. How expensive is the COLMAP step to run? I was also really impressed with the speed in the demo (but thinking that the shown training was the only step) Could you ELI5 what the training is versus what the COLMAP pa
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by dsp_person 2y ago
it was just discontinued for android :(
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Imagine both ideas as inspired by Jupyter Notebooks and their kernels. Persistent kernel: e.g. each ```python``` code block is the same interpreter process with all the same variables. Same for bash, etc. The process is kept open and lines
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Some ideas: - can capture output and be updated & displayed in the markdown doc. - persistent kernels
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by dsp_person 2y ago
What [2] is doing is exposing the raw send stream as a file, not what the contents of the hidden .zfs folder contains. https://github.com/UNFmontreal/zfs_fuse_snapshot/blob/64b17b...
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Imagine you want to glue together something to use with a syncing tool. ~100 lines of python can turn data from one format into a presented set of files. The application doesn't have to be a general purpose filesystem. e.g. https:&#x2
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by dsp_person 2y ago
The libfuse github has some good examples for C/C++ in [0] of increasing complexity: - passthrough.c mirrors existing filesystem, "Its performance is terrible." - passthrough_fh.c "performance is not quite as bad."
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by dsp_person 2y ago
but is there quantum advantage for the mentioned dating app?
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Recently I was googling for "stateless windows" and found this article [1] & associated repo [2] for doing a complete reinstall and config of various programs and settings. It would be cool to have a solid way to keep an up to
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Coral: a Rust-like Borrow Checker for C [pdf](repositorio-aberto.up.pt)
2 points by dsp_person 2y ago|0 comments
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Are there are good unofficial gcc plugins/extensions out there? It would be cool to extend C with a thing or two without adopting a full blown compiler like C2 or C3.
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by dsp_person 2y ago
crashes when I try to open in firefox on linux
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Hmm this versus Kagi Assistant? Plan page says $20/mo Unlimited powerful Phind-405B and Phind-70B searches; Daily GPT-4o (500+) , Claude 3.5 Sonnet (500+), Claude Opus (10) uses > Phind-405B scores 92% on HumanEval (0-shot), matchin
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by dsp_person 2y ago
DeepSeek sounds really good, but the terms/privacy policy look a bit sketch (e.g. grant full license to use/reproduce inputs and outputs). Is there anywhere feasible to spin up the 240B model for a similarly cheap price in private
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by dsp_person 2y ago
user_pref("extensions.pocket.enabled", false);
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by dsp_person 2y ago
I'm curious about this too. Is this just preference/taste and the way everyone does things, or is there evidence to back it up. What could a modern study look like? There are so many aspects like the font, size, width or how much
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by dsp_person 2y ago
> One possible implementation might be to literally have the operating system allocate a chunk of physical memory and load the file into it, byte by byte, right when mmap is called… but this is slow, and defeats half the magic of memory
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by dsp_person 2y ago
I'm always curious to see how people are selling desktop software like this. This developer has many other misc tools for sale on this website. Q: Are mac people more likely to look for and buy misc desktop utilities? I wonder about ma
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by dsp_person 2y ago
Click to drag yes since it's just using ImGui::SetScrollX, ImGui::SetScrollY based on mouse events. For zoom, it could be in user code if it's your own custom widgets or rendering with ImGui::GetWindowDrawList()->Add{Something}
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by dsp_person 2y ago
That sounds exactly like a scroll area. For example Dear ImGui has scrolling based on a draw list which will be clipped to the current visible area. Nothing stopping adding panning and zoom controls for this. In fact I saw mouse panning add
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by dsp_person 2y ago
> IMGUI does not mean it needs to refresh all-or-nothing. The author of microui described an interesting approach to this here https://rxi.github.io/cached_software_rendering.html
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Use Windows as a stateless OS on your devices(anduin.aiursoft.cn)
1 points by dsp_person 2y ago|2 comments
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by dsp_person 2y ago
This is the associated repo: https://github.com/Anduin2017/Reimage-Windows

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