saagarjha

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by saagarjha 4mo ago
At that point I would rather just write the plan myself
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Golden Gate is better but it hasn't fixed your icons unfortunately
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Yeah, I mean, if your workload is oddly shaped it will definitely work better on CPU than GPU. CPUs are easier to get higher utilization on but I feel like they are almost cheating, because maxing out a core is really translating your code
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Control codes are a little more complicated than the post describes, they're really a table lookup rather than just bits in the control word.
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
No, because all the low hanging fruit that this kind of thing would find has usually been picked.
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
The alternative is you spend even more time on a competitor's system dealing with their bugs
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
You can also like not run the Gameboy emulator
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
I would not expect the average undergraduate to understand the intricacies of how iOS does dynamic codesigning enforcement. There are plenty of people who have graduated with advanced degrees and work at Apple who don't really understa
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
> in the best cases one may reach something like 50% to 60% of the maximum If all you need to do is matmuls then you can definitely go past this
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Would being a baker make you happy? Because this conversation makes me feel like you are one of those guys who is like "if I was a baker I will join the permanent underclass which means I cannot be happy doing that either"
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Sure, but it's a greenfield Python script
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
No I think Python's struct module is also really bad. My point is if you are making a new DSL for laying out arbitrary formats why not do something better than what we have
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Taking a step back: I think a lot of people have a misunderstanding of this space. Despite what the "coolest baddest hackers" on social media might have you believe, performance engineers are not thinking about assembly in that th
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
I have to admit that using C syntax as a string to parse something from Python is definitely a choice. I'm not even sure I would use C structs to lay things out in C…
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
My source is that I work on this at a non-frontier lab and also I interviewed with that team
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
You can also not hate your job and be paid fairly well for it
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
> I hate it and think about leaving every day
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
You don't actually need a very high IQ to do AI R&D. More than it takes to post IQ comments on this site, maybe.
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
It's pretty representative of what they do internally
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
All frontier labs are working down to the PTX level (and lower)
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Yeah turns out a lot of people agree that having models that help you do crime is probably a bad thing
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Are you willing to take a pay cut?
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
No
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Nobody is going to add a fake reboot menu
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
You can just /usr/bin/fm these days
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
zero terminated strings may cause a lot of bugs, but it also ends up in a lot of useful software, so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not,
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
You'd need Safari to keep cookies and other persistent storage for the site.
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
I said "very little" because someone is probably going to be like "oh well you can have app A start allocating a bunch of memory and then app B gets a memory warning and this passes 1 bit of information"
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
I honestly would be surprised if someone used AI in any other way to achieve this
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by saagarjha 4mo ago
Are you claiming the Safari team is fingerprinting their users?

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