nbonaparte

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by nbonaparte 1y ago
https://archive.is/J5uMp
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by nbonaparte 2y ago
There’s a PDF with the results in the repo: https://github.com/attilatorda/Shift-To-Middle_Array/blob/ma... BTW, if OP is reading this, I recommend having the baseline in your plots (e.g. std::deque) as the r
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by nbonaparte 2y ago
This might be rendered moot by native microscaling support in Blackwell (MXFP). They've manually done a coarser-grained version of that for Hopper, but with full FP32 scaling factors.
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by nbonaparte 2y ago
https://archive.is/xgHUv
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by nbonaparte 2y ago
Gene Wolfe’s Solar Cycle and Gravity’s Rainbow
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by nbonaparte 3y ago
Just finished The Song of the Cell , currently reading Gravity’s Rainbow (lol) and starting The Horse, the Wheel, and Language .
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by nbonaparte 3y ago
Gene Wolfe’s The Book of the New Sun, or the Solar Cycle (New Sun, Long Sun, Short Sun) as a whole.
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by nbonaparte 4y ago
For 1, I use https://github.com/ja-ford/delaytrain.nvim (for nvim only); it basically stops repeated navigation keys from working for a short while.
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What it feels like to be an open-source maintainer (2017)(nolanlawson.com)
28 points by nbonaparte 4y ago|5 comments
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by nbonaparte 6y ago
Standard Ebooks ( https://standardebooks.org ) is what you’re looking for.
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by nbonaparte 7y ago
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by nbonaparte 7y ago
You seem to have confused 1421 with 1491. The latter is generally considered to be a well-researched book while the former is, as you say, merely a grand tale.