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by eigenform 4y ago
I'm not experienced/well-read in either ML or CT, but awhile ago I remember hearing Tai-Danae Bradley equate "knowing a word by the company it keeps" to the Yoneda lemma, and I always thought that was kind of interesting
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by eigenform 4y ago
the classic 'usb stack in my boot rom' :^) nice
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by eigenform 4y ago
Space weather?
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XuCode: An Innovative Technology for Implementing Complex Instruction Flows(intel.com)
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by eigenform 4y ago
Kind of surprised by the "metered" access to accelerators. Intel has some notes on the interfaces, see https://github.com/intel/intel-sdsi
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by eigenform 4y ago
Fabricating and successfully validating these things must be an absolute nightmare.
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by eigenform 4y ago
"Modern Processor Design" - John Shen and Mikko Lipasti edit: There are also a lot of open-source out-of-order machines nowadays, ie. https://docs.boom-core.org/en/latest/ edit: Also, Onur Mutlu @ ETH Zu
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by eigenform 4y ago
also see previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33533132
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by eigenform 4y ago
Consider reading tweets from the engineers that he was very eager to fire.
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by eigenform 4y ago
The compiler and language make it easier to unambiguously specify a program.
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by eigenform 4y ago
Nice article, love retrospective pieces like this! Maybe also worth mentioning that there's an Intel Technology Journal issue dedicated to P4: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en&
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by eigenform 4y ago
Other good news is, if photonics is a viable path forward from traditional CMOS, in the distant future we can have "hardware" and "lightware" :)
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by eigenform 5y ago
Wii and PS3 too :)