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by juunpp 3y ago
That's HIP / ROCm: https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/HIP/en/latest/index.html But it currently only runs on CDNA boards and enterprise-y Linux distros (Ubuntu LTS, Centos, etc.)
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Getting flown as an undergrad to SF in 2009 for an interview at Facebook, put in a hotel, served free food, all because you could code? You felt cool Sorry, you drank too much of the kool aid. Let me clear it up for you: you're a
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by juunpp 3y ago
Also the reference to Taylor Swift. I had to re-read that paragraph to see if it was a good thing or a bad thing. Could've used, you know, Eminem or M.O.P or something. > we prevent any Taylor Swifts from ascending So... success?
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by juunpp 3y ago
I forget, but what was that C++ parser test suite that almost no compiler passed? I bet you'll solve P=NP before finishing that C++ parser.
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by juunpp 3y ago
It does require a bit of a PhD on gaming and Internet history.
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by juunpp 3y ago
You got pro tips for working with LLVM types after parsing LLVM IR? I can't for the life of me figure out where in the class hierarchy I am, and the doxygen is... interesting. Language wrangling is much nicer in a language with proper
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by juunpp 3y ago
Good call. Such statement implies that there is no other reason, as obvious as that might sound. Just say "One reason to" to avoid implying that's the only one. > I'm pretty sure packed structures have other uses. Lik
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by juunpp 3y ago
> But what if we want a struct to feel like a real C type? Remove this; it's already a real type. You could go over the two namespaces and why you need to type 'struct' otherwise, but I wouldn't present a false dichot
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by juunpp 3y ago
> One might assume that the compiler puts all its members directly behind each other in memory with no gaps in between and that the size of each structure is exactly the same as the sum of the sizes of all of its members. Such a structur
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by juunpp 3y ago
> The memory is uninitialized so it is a good idea to initialize it to zero bytes. We can do this by calling the memset function with the pointer to our new struct, the initialization value 0, and the size of our structure: Or just callo
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by juunpp 3y ago
Good job. It's a decent undertaking for a single person. From a cursory glance, you might also be able to speed up the CPU backend by getting rid of the shared_ptrs and defining a stricter memory ownership model.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Because Apple, not you, owns your phone.
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by juunpp 3y ago
That's because you haven't tried Mercury News.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I may not be understanding the concept either, but it does seem like the antithesis of a desktop to me. Half the stuff in that application menu is corporate spyware and SaaSS. Does that mean the desktop can mostly just interact with online
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by juunpp 3y ago
Wasn't very clear to me either. It looks like this is based on Linux but the entire desktop environment runs on html/css/js, i.e., a web browser runs the show. While the idea of a desktop written in a RAD/high-level lang
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by juunpp 3y ago
The $3500 price tag and closed ecosystem is self-sabotaging, so MZ doesn't need to be worried at all. Carmack's vision was a cheap device that could hit mass market, and that's where the real game still is. Also, games.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Thanks for bringing some reason to the stupidest non-argument in this thread. GesWaPo = fake news.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> where I suspect the population is deeply aware that its own economic advantage is tied directly to its military advantage. I wouldn't be so fast to use the word "deeply" there.
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by juunpp 3y ago
"Feel free to close my issues", I'm too cool for this shit.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Under Productivity, generated data can be found on how the company is performing when compared to similar companies that also use Office 365. Stupidest way to measure/compare productivity.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Wasn't aware System76 was pulling Rust chops and making a DE, thanks for sharing.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I don't know, seems like a weak article. It just names the obvious examples of companies ("tech"!) that over-hired and all that. Others still celebrated the increased demand but also planned ahead, and not everyone has laid o
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by juunpp 3y ago
Wait until you see my asset allocation.
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by juunpp 3y ago
You're probably dealing with the kind of citizen that waits 2 minutes to park in front of the store... when there's several free spots just 10 metres away. Can't park close enough! Also, wonder what 'other' is in th
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by juunpp 3y ago
Pretty cool UI, I'm jelly. Has anyone used this 'iced' GUI library; is it anywhere near mature? I like my libraries older than my wine.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Not a lawyer, but at least for code, no license means you have no rights to that code, even if it's just one download way: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/1720/what-can... I don't know if
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by juunpp 3y ago
Is it? The code in the repository is MIT, but the models are downloaded from Azure: https://github.com/openai/shap-e/blob/main/shap_e/models/dow... The code license in such cases would not exte
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by juunpp 3y ago
Yeah, it would require standards. The web lost track after the dotcom. In the beginning there were protocols. Now we're in the corporate moat period, where N corporations build the same thing N times because each one of them wants to d
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by juunpp 3y ago
It's like the corporate OS developers think they know better and need to constantly remind you how pathetic and insignificant your existence would be were it not for their omnipresent magnificence.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Keep up the fight. I've tried this with banks, who are keen on forcing Android/iPhone apps on everyone. Should hopefully be easier to get a public entity to provide non-proprietary 2fa implementations.

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