melodyogonna

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by melodyogonna 3mo ago
Well, I can't think of other people more qualified to know when a Zig code is slop.
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by melodyogonna 3mo ago
Rust and its ecosystem needs to become more original. There are so many new problems that needs software solutions. Existing solutions that already work don't have to be rewritten in Rust.
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You can now run Max AI models on Apple Silicon(forum.modular.com)
1 points by melodyogonna 4mo ago|0 comments
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You Can Now Program Steam Deck GPU with Mojo and Max(forum.modular.com)
2 points by melodyogonna 4mo ago|0 comments
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
I'm not sure I follow. Modular open source uses Apache 2 with LLVM Exceptions: https://github.com/modular/modular?tab=License-1-ov-file
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
Mojo compiler will be open in August.
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
Past attempts at what exactly, I'm not sure I follow. Are you talking about two-language problem, heterogenous compute, or cross-platform accerelated compute stack?
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
> The development feels less organic and more driven by venture capital The development has been driven by the needs of Modular. > This is most acutely felt in the current closed source development of mojo itself Mojo compiler is clos
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
It doesn't have a lot of Windows support yet because nobody deploys datacenter-scale AI serving on Windows OS.
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
Ha! I think whether Mojo will make mainstream or not is already a forgone conclusion. It solves too much of a technical problem to be niche. To me, it is a matter of when... not if.
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
How did Mojo already lose when Qualcomm just made a $4B bet on it? You're forgetting that the language is still pre-1.0. The way I think of this... if Modular is able to remain an open platform, being part of an established corporation
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
But the Modular stack is focused on developer productivity. It is still early but there has been substantial work on all these
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
American AI labs really need to start releasing good open-weight models.
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
Related, Reuters reported the deal a few days ago, valued at $4b: https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/qualcomm-nearing...
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
Qualcomm has acquired excellent engineering talent here, the infrastructure I've seen Modular build in the 3 years I've followed the company is insane.
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Mojo 1.0 Beta 2(mojolang.org)
5 points by melodyogonna 4mo ago|0 comments
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
I think every country should adopt this actually. The sort of reasoning I see on social media shouldn't be exposed to children.
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
From what I can see, your comment does not disapprove the main points of the article... Which are that OpenCL development moved very slowly (design by committee always do) and that vendors did not contribute with all their cards at the tabl
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by melodyogonna 4mo ago
All very interesting, but I'd wait and see what people with real-world experience running Spacecraft can come up with before dismissing the entire endeavor.
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Interesting. From looking into it Wayland had issues with Nvidia, I thought that was already fixed? I admit, it is a bit of a hack getting screen-sharing to work; I've not really had time for it yet as it isn't a daily driver for
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
I installed Arch on my old Mac few months ago, alongside Xorg and i3, they were what I was used to before I switched to Mac about 6 years ago. Back then Wayland was a mess, so I never even bothered to check it out this time. However, few da
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
It seems the world is tired of waiting for Zig to reach stability and has decided to start using it.
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
I mean that in both cases, the core language platform provides the tools and libraries you need to develop complete applications; you don't have to introduce external dependencies or resort to writing low-level data structures and data
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Little things like this are why Go is great. People make arguments against Go based just on available language syntax, but languages are more than just syntax; it is about the end-to-end development flow. I actually think C# and the .NET pl
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First look: Mojo 1.0 mixes Python and Rust(infoworld.com)
1 points by melodyogonna 5mo ago|0 comments
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Who is this for? This is why I like Apple, when they release hardware you see exactly who it is made for in the marketing copy
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Golang was closed for the first 2 years of its development.
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Well, it certainly allows you to encode invariants in a more precise manner.
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
Not OP, but see the entire section on metaprogramming: https://mojolang.org/nightly/docs/manual/metaprogramming/ . Mojo's compile-time programming is influenced by Zig, but has features that are not
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by melodyogonna 5mo ago
> In effect, they are completely different hardware. The only thing any of them have in common is rasterization primitives They can also do matrix multiplication, which is the relevant thing here. Mojo is not an OpenCL-style library; it

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