mrlongroots

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by mrlongroots 2y ago
Some context that is essentially personal opinion, take it for what it's worth: It's not that ANI is an absolutely non-partisan and an objective outlet. They do lean pro-government, but the yardstick being applied here is not cons
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> still built around PCIe DMA-P2P Right! GPUs are bandwidth behemoths. If you have a 400 Gbit/s network and a GPU that can saturate it, there's a very good bandwidth reason to cut the CPU out of the path. For collectives, you a
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by mrlongroots 2y ago
And honestly the difference between science and engineering in systems is overrated. The real difference is "systems that work, or everyone knows how to run" vs "systems that are a bit of black magic". While on paper it
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I swore to never buy Samsung after an ordeal with their warranty repair. Some of the data pins on its USB port wore out, so my Android Auto and fast charging became extremely flaky. It was still under warranty so I took it to their authoriz
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Delayed follow-up: This is somewhat like AVX - it only works if you have large enough vectors (a simple operation that is repeated a million times on contiguous data). Arbitrary buildings are much harder to optimize.
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This is really cool! Broadly, I think there's so much potential for computing in construction. If we can model logistics decisions as optimization decisions, we can leverage incredibly efficient solvers to extract efficiencies. The cha