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by dwrodri 3y ago
My programming background is that I started in High School in Java, and then moved to a C and C++ workload in my college courses, and then in my later college years I picked up Python for research work. The importance of this trajectory, is
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I'm waking a bit of a zombie thread because unfortunately I had to step away when this was re-uploaded, but I have to resoundingly agree with you. The overuse of pandas is quite painful. For what it's worth, here's my defense
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by dwrodri 3y ago
As user rdedev mentions, check out Mojo. It feels very much like it's trying to address a lot of your needs. The main compromise is that it appears a large portion of the toolchain is closed-source at the moment, and it appears that th
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I remember several years ago when differentiable programming was an object of interest to the programming community and Lattner was trying to make Swift for Tensorflow happen[1]. I'm of the opinion that it was ahead of its time: Swift
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Spot the bug in this Python code (2023)(dwrodri.gitlab.io)
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I am currently trying to prep for SWE roles where my focus would be performance / scalability, so this course is extra topical for me. Thank you for sharing. Here are some other resources for people interested in improving their under
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I've done my share of research on MediaPipe[1], but had never heard of Teachable Machine. I'm curious if these efforts are related, as these products looks like they were almost intended to be used together. I am definitely excite
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An exploratory engineering project designing large nanosystems at atomic detail(twitter.com)
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Huge props to A16Z for supporting lucidrains' work! His prolific output was instrumental to my self-teaching process when learning about Transformers, as he probably has the largest collection of publicly available implementations of T
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by dwrodri 3y ago
MoE is all about tradeoffs. You get the "intelligence" of a 45B model but only pay the operational cost of multiplying against 12B of those params per token. The cost is that it's now up to the feedforward block to decide ear
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by dwrodri 3y ago
It's not the most revolutionary change to our daily lives, but I do genuinely look forward to playing against bots that have interesting play styles for games like Magic: the Gathering. I think this is a clear case where it could drast
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Discussed heavily here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38505211
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Full-time roles either remote US or local to the Greater Boston Area Location: Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, USA Experience: 4 Years of experience + Master's in ECE Technologies: C++17/C++20, OpenCV, FFmpeg, Python, Golang,
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Found this submission on the /r/computervision subreddit and felt like it was too good to not share here. Here is the GitHub Repo: https://github.com/jyjblrd/Mocap-Drones Here is the original reddit post: ht
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Open Source Motion Capture for Autonomous Drones [video](youtube.com)
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by dwrodri 3y ago
That is a very fun fact! I have yet to make the leap to manga, but learning this definitely encourages me to do so. I've been been thinking about taking the first leap with the Berserk Deluxe Edition, but have yet to take the leap.
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by dwrodri 3y ago
This reminds me of the scene in Ghost in the Shell when the man approaches the terminal and then each of his fingers subdivide into thin metal wires, flurrying across the terminal’s interface. I wonder how research is going w.r.t. augmentin
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by dwrodri 3y ago
fixed now, thank you!
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Full-time roles either remote US or local to the Greater Boston Area Location: Greater Boston Area, Massachusetts, USA Experience: 4 Years of experience Technologies: C++17/C++20, OpenCV, FFmpeg, Python, Golang, PyTorch, OpenVINO, CUDA
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I respect agree with your belief that freedom of speech is important, but I disagree with your conclusion that "Internet companies transmitting people's ideas" is no different. The key idea here is that freedom of speech is n
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Apple has had a similar feature with their "Hide my email" feature which I use everywhere. Many products that deal with passwords (Firefox, iCloud) already check the haveibeenpwned database on a regular basis to determine if passw
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Going to use this comment thread to field an opinion of mine to see if it's worth elaborating on further: Python added an infix operator for matrix multiplication back in 2014, and the prevalence of "Python+NumPy for data analysis
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Would love to see examples for Rust, Go, NodeJS, C# and Java so that I can add them to my GitHub stars. I could find a few results for XDG support in Go, Rust, and NodeJS, but none of the aforementioned languages supported standards across
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by dwrodri 3y ago
IMO the reason PDF tools are bad on linux has a lot to do with history. Per Wikipedia, PDF is a standard that was originally developed by Adobe. It was a proprietary standard for ~15 years before it became an open standard. Nowadays, the re
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I'm gonna get put on a list for typing this out but I'll clarify: 1. Bad guy creates cloud account and spawns 10 of the cheapest VMs across different data centers, let's say this costs a total of, what... $50 a month? 2. Bad
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by dwrodri 3y ago
I've only done a quick read through the link, but I think the model they imply is that a malicious user could rent a Cloud VM in AWS/Azure/GCP/etc and then sniff the contents of SIMD registers, similar to the Zenbleed at
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Full disclosure: I'm a software performance nerd who is building a deeper understanding of hardware using whatever tools are I work with a lot of assembly traces emitted from CPU sims in Verilator. These traces can be several gigabytes
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by dwrodri 3y ago
So fun fact, I had discussed this exact approach with a few people when i was debugging this, and in fact this was the first solution I had come up with. However, the approach in my code generates less bytecode and performed slightly faster
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A Short History of the Clemson University School of Computing(people.computing.clemson.edu)
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by dwrodri 3y ago
Like this? https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/attributes/likely

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