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by hedgehog 8mo ago
In a quick test using a few of my standard test prompts a few observations: 1) the trace was very verbose and written in an odd style reminiscent of chat or those annoying one-sentence-per-paragraph LinkedIn posts; 2) token output rate is v
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
It depends what features they use but under Mesa that chip does have some Vulkan support.
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
Most Ryzen 395 machines don't have a PCI-e slot for that so you're looking at an extension from an m.2 slot or Thunderbolt (not sure how well that will work, possibly ok at 10Gb). Minisforum has a couple newly announced products,
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
Keep in mind most of the Strix Halo machines are limited to 10Gbe networking at best.
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
Here's a video about this effort from 2013 which gives a good view on how a lot of it was done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um6Fhw841p0
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
You might find it useful for markdown as well, especially if you add support for section-based addressing (e.g. cat or replace a section at a time). Section-based addresses are nice because they tend to be stable across versions.
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by hedgehog 8mo ago
Stability control, pre-collision braking, lane departure warnings, the complexity is pretty inevitable as we improve the safety of vehicles.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Obviously I'm biased but this looks really useful.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Settings -> General -> Software Update -> Beta Updates It's the same on macOS and iOS, pick "macOS Sequoia Public Beta" or the corresponding release for your device. Apple still pushes security updates for those rele
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
If you set your Apple device to beta updates for the previous release you can suppress the constant prompts to upgrade. Reduces the chance of accidentally upgrading.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Yes, RAID 0 or 1 could both work in this case to combine the disks. You would want to check the bus topology for the specific motherboard to make sure the slots aren't on the other side of a hub or something like that.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
High end consumer SSDs can do closer to 15 GB/s, though only with PCI-e gen 5. On a motherboard with two m.2 slots that's potentially around 30GB/s from disk. Edit: How fast everything is depends on how much data needs to ge
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
A salty pinch of death
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Oh, there's a centrally hosted web server that hosts the assets, some of the conference state, account info, that sort of thing. Clients join a SSE channel for notifications of events relating to other clients. Then a combination of PO
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Amazing. I think if I were taking on the build-a-browser project I would pair that with the WhatWG HTML spec to come up with a task list (based on the spec line-by-line) linked to specific tests associated with each task. Then of course nee
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Yeah, from what I can tell a lot of design ability is somewhere in the weights but the models don't regurgitate it without some coaxing. It may be related to the pattern where after generating some code you can instruct a model review
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I think if you explain that general idea the models can figure it enough to write into an implementation plan, at least some of the time. Interesting problem though.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
This looks pretty solid. I think you can make this process more efficient by decomposing the problem into layers that are more easily testable, e.g. testing topological relationships of DOM elements after parse, then spatial after layout, t
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I don't have time right now for a proper write-up but the basic points in the process were: 1. Write a document that describes the work. In this case I had the minified+bundled JS, no documentation, but I did know how I use the system
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I ported a closed source web conferencing tool to Rust over about a week with a few hours of actual attention and keyboard time. From 2.8MB of minified JS hosted in a browser to a 35MB ARM executable that embeds its own audio, WebRTC, graph
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I haven't tried them myself but the Kyutai has a couple projects that could fit. https://kyutai.org
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
worktrees are good but they solve a different problem. Question is, if you have a lot of agent config specific to your work on a project where do you put it? I'm coming around to the idea that checked in causes enough problems it'
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
This is effective and it's convenient to have all that stuff co-located with the code, but I've found it causes problems in team environments or really anywhere where you want to be able to work on multiple branches concurrently.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I'd heard of those but never looked them up, always thought they'd be super expensive. It's about $40 for a drive that can write them and $13 each for 100GB media. That's pretty reasonable for durable storage.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Engraving data on a titanium record would be a way to store it for many years even with exceptionally poor environmental conditions (fire, flood, locusts, plagues, what have you).
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Basically a loan.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I used one of the assistants to reverse and rewrite a browser-hosted JS game-like app to desktop Rust. It required a lot of steering but it was pretty useful.
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
I'm not sure if you're going out of your way to be a dick or just obtuse but 1) that's not true on most SSDs, 2) there's overhead with all the indirection on a Digital Ocean droplet, and 3) this is obviously a straight f
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Durable consensus means this is waiting for confirmed write to disk on a majority of nodes, it will always be much slower than the time it takes a NIC to put bits on the wire. That's the price of durability until someone figures out a
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by hedgehog 9mo ago
Remote start isn't a luxury feature unless you also classify remote unlock as a feature. Toyota (and many manufacturers) used to use the key fob to also start the car but they disabled that so they could charge for it as part of the su

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