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by kristianp 3mo ago
Even the title sounds clunky: "Don't stop early", its correct but I think a human would have chosen something else.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
That's the first time I've seen some SIMD code reach more than about 10GB/s. 45 GiB/s is quite something, ASCII only. Of course they're not running the final code on an M4 mac, it will be on a server CPU of some ki
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Related discussion of the maintainer stepping down from libxml2 support. libexpat is a different library of course. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45283196 10 months ago | 119 comments Also related: https:/&#x2F
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Spotted: Mac Studio with M3 Ultra 256GB RAM and M4 Max with 128GB RAM(gpuquicklist.com)
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AVX-512 support is reportedly returning with Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs(tomshardware.com)
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Egpu for Mac(docs.tinygrad.org)
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Headings like the following: 4. Keep the measure honest The knobs that matter Very AI, and irritating.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
We have bank accounts for our kids, currently earning 1.75% because we aren't depositing money every month. If money is deposited it's another 3.3%. I really need to get around to setting up Vanguard for them. Thanks for the remi
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by kristianp 3mo ago
I'm so glad it "quietly" introduces that feature.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Like who? I recently noticed an Al Williams who is a writer on hackaday [1]. Turns out he was a regular contributor to DDJ. Not to be confused with Al Stevens who wrote the C Programming column for years. The search on the page seems to be
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Encryption in the 1790s(hackaday.com)
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Google also has around a 14% stake in Anthropic (as at 2025 [1]) and they participated in the "G" funding round [2]. Amazon has a significant stake in them too. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/11&#x2
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by kristianp 3mo ago
They mentioned that they wrote their own assembly functions for some floating point routines, like sqrtf. Is the ARM floating point unit fast enough that the quake fast inverse square root [1] isn't required? [1] http://bett
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Wouldn't a more applicable title be that the log base is non-monotonic?
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Naked Objects(en.wikipedia.org)
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Project Sunrise AIB35LR Tracker Map(flightradar24.com)
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Tangentially for Go programming, the last time I looked at optimising some Go code with SIMD there were a few different options available, but they were either not maintained any more or had incomplete support and required first writing you
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by kristianp 3mo ago
So you have to create a group for your testers, but there's a good chance that it will be suspended by Google's automated systems. And your testers may also have to wait hours after joining the group before they can download the a
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Anaconda Acquires Kilo Code(anaconda.com)
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Why is stated: > a lot of apps run 100% of traffic through openrouter while for us it's a small subset > but companies we were trying to work with used openrouter as a source of truth on popularity so they thought products that w
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by kristianp 3mo ago
The remake isn't going to be exactly the same as the original. It is sensible to want more photos of the new units.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
https://xcancel.com/kaleybrauer/status/2078185882926846044 Points to study at https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.03502
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Reading Between the Dots: Decoding Hidden Computation Across Filler Tokens(arxiv.org)
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Mac gaming is finally getting the overpowered upgrade it deserves(macworld.com)
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by kristianp 3mo ago
The image of the cover says 1977, I'd say the date is an error.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
The youngest boomers are 62 this year. Not many would have living parents. Are you referring to inheritance they may have gotten?
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by kristianp 3mo ago
> identity is a local BIP39 seed phrase that signs requests to verify user sessions without backend, no email, no account. continuity All those little phrases pieced together. Seems very LLM written to me, perhaps Claude Sonnet? It'
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by kristianp 3mo ago
It says double-sided tape.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
Not really, the example shows when the output is different/truncated.
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by kristianp 3mo ago
> 1976 at the West Coast Computer Faire. According to wikipedia, the first "Faire" was in 1977 (where the Apple II was demonstrated). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Coast_Computer_Faire

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