sabhiram

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by sabhiram 19d ago
If frontier labs can distill the internet and all of our data, then we should be able to distill their models further too. The fact that billions were spent on research to distill the internet should not preclude others from spending 10s of
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by sabhiram 1mo ago
https://tensordyne.ai
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by sabhiram 7mo ago
Sama and OpenAI, I am waiting on my data bundle to become available so I can delete my account. This has taken more than 48 hours - either you are getting hammered on deletion requests, or as usual you are playing games hoping I forget. I w
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by sabhiram 1y ago
Yep, there is absolutely no problem with that at all. Never imagined politics so obviously manipulating the talking heads with nary a care about perception.
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by sabhiram 2y ago
Between vi(m) and VSCode - sublime has grown increasingly less useful in my day to day life. Used to use it exclusively, but it has lately been squeezed on both ends due to increasing server side development needs.
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by sabhiram 2y ago
The grapes are sour because their moat is crumbling. What was supposed to be a model, training, and data moat - is now reduced to operational cost, which they are not terribly efficient for. OpenAI has been on a journey to burn as much $ as
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by sabhiram 2y ago
Log space is nice, multiplication can be replaced by addition. This part is easy and anyone can implement hardware to do this. The tricky bit is always the staying in log space while doing accumulations, especially ones across a large range
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by sabhiram 2y ago
We are talking about it aren't we?
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by sabhiram 2y ago
Muni style. People crapping all over it from time to time.
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by sabhiram 3y ago
The point above regarding convolution had to do specifically with accelerating 3x3 and above convolutional operations, as the product and the accumulation can be done in a few clock cycles if setup with care and love.
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by sabhiram 3y ago
Fascinating paper. We design an inference accelerator which more or less accomplishes this by quantizing input tensors into logarithmic space. This allows the multiplication (in convolution especially), to be optimized into very simple adde
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by sabhiram 5y ago
No moat like a hardware moat. Depending on the application, you could literally build software in the open and still maintain if not expand exposure.
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Yikes, no! But hit me up here: shaba@recogni.com.
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by sabhiram 5y ago
AXI primarily. But, I should also mention, we only use the RISC-V cores as a pre/post-processor, scheduling engine, service processor. We have custom hardware that does the bulk of the inference math (we are a convolutional accelerator
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by sabhiram 5y ago
We run a cluster of RISC-V CPUs based on open source designs to schedule and post process workloads for our edge accelerator ASIC. 10/10 would do it again, except this time we may pay SiFive or someone like that for something requiring
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Get ready for downvotes from metamate haters, but if the project is cool and compensation is not on your mind - it is a win!
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by sabhiram 5y ago
need a revisit, that seems appropriate and deep
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by sabhiram 5y ago
What this "kid" has done in his garage would still be impressive with more than modest support from the venture community.
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Well, as opposed to hearing "oops our black box implementation of your information got hacked", I honestly don't mind the trend of "read the contract, it is code". Sure it can be misleading, sure it can be intended
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by sabhiram 5y ago
It pays for engineers to be able to inflate and justify their worth, especially when moving ships. It is not about everyone getting equal pay. It is about everyone having equal visibility. The former creates unmotivated employees, the latte
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Anyone who has boiled water understands the difference between the working enough to make steam vs working enough to keep the water hot. Regardless of how much this made, the OP sold a business and crossed a chasm many find very uncomfortab
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by sabhiram 5y ago
One of those, "play a little and then use it to play other things". Now I want to build a shed.
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Super interesting. Been reading some Alan Watts lately, and he points out that while you go to "work", you "play" the piano, you don't "work" the piano. You don't "work" basketball, while st
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Saying "I want to build a shed", is like saying "I want to lose 10 pounds", it is a way to achieve a measurable goal. One where it is easy to see your progress, humans like the constant reward (or reminder). We live in a
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by sabhiram 5y ago
I spend a lot of time designing the thing I am trying to build to be spread-out vs built-on-top. This way, I have a big list of fun and interesting problems to solve, after which comes the gluing them back together for the prestige. In real
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by sabhiram 5y ago
This looks like a very fun thing to get into, and I love the idea of being able to help in this new (for me) field. However, thumbing through the issues listed in the GH repo leaves me realizing that there is a bunch of terminology that I w
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by sabhiram 5y ago
My mom would read this with me back in my wee years. I still find myself stopping to think to its words from time to time, especially when I am about to lose my calm. Happy new year to all the awesome moms out there, especially my own :)
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Sounds like someone has been listening to Alan Watts :)
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Well, the Rock did just announce that he is interested in politics. Kidding aside, he would likely make a much better leader than the current self indulgent noise.
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by sabhiram 5y ago
Seems useful, the name gave me a chuckle. If I only saw the URL, I would imagine this was a service that providing info on preserving your buttocks.

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