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by shihab 1y ago
People don’t understand that other countries (primary suppliers of stem graduate students) do have lots of research positions, it’s just they don’t usually get first rate talent because USA is far more attractive for those people. Now they
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by shihab 1y ago
I don't believe you really can in GPU world. With CPU, if you ignore something important like cache hierarchy, the performance penalty is likely to be in double digits percentage. Something people can and do often ignore. With GPU, the
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by shihab 1y ago
In one view, the fact that it's a software problem is actually a weakness of (GPU) hardware design. In the olden, serial computing days, our algorithms were standard, and CPU designers did all sorts of behind-the-scene tricks to improv
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by shihab 1y ago
> Iran is the principle destabilising element in the middle east Says Israel, the nation who tore up every single international laws, directly led campaign against UN and ICC, and whose right-wing (ones in power now) have been dreaming a
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by shihab 1y ago
I understand Iran is a headache to Israel, but did it have to be an enemy of USA? Isn't Iran's ambition, and its proxies, are all regional in nature? Have they ever attempted to harm an american living in America? Israel has led a
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by shihab 1y ago
Her statement directly contradicted her testimony. After recent Trump's open dismissal of her remark, she had to say this to keep her job.
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by shihab 1y ago
The source is mossad, in case anyone gets fooled by the presence of a citation like me.
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by shihab 1y ago
This strike didn't happen to protect Americans from nukes, this happened to protect a rogue politician who was about to be impeached by his countrymen, and to make the Greater Israel project come true. Reminder, a recent survey found 1
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by shihab 1y ago
Even if Iran were arming regional proxies, that's an Israel problem, not an america problem. Though AIPAC et el makes sure no american is ever aware of that distinction.
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by shihab 1y ago
opinion like this can only come from someone who have lived a life of privilege, thousands mils away from systematic violence or hunger someone in a war torn country constantly have to face. For an average individual going about their day
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by shihab 1y ago
Will it be widely implemented? This is only for repeat offenders, which the article says would affect less than 2% drivers. Also, glitch does not look like a big problem, since for now the system will only verbally warn, just once.
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by shihab 1y ago
What exactly did you mean by "globalists"? who do you refer to by "they"? Sorry if I got your sentence wrong, but terms like these are routinely used by some truly awful anti-semites, and I sincerely hope Pro-palestinian
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by shihab 1y ago
"Meta has complied with 94% of takedown requests issued by Israel...Meta removed over 90,000 posts to comply with TDRs submitted by the Israeli government in an average of 30 seconds...All of the Israeli government’s TDRs post-October
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by shihab 1y ago
As someone who came from a pretty authoritarian country- let me assure you that people there do routinely criticize their government, mock them all the time. Governments often do not have the bandwidth to deal with the volume of criticism,
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by shihab 1y ago
As a recent example, the instagram of guardian journalist Owen jones (well known Israel critic) was suddenly suspended without any explanation today. It has been since restored, after a predictable twitter storm.
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by shihab 1y ago
And here is an article on Raffi berg, BBC’s Middle East editor: https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/bbc-civil-war-gaza-israel-bia...
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by shihab 1y ago
The NYT's Executive Editor Joe Kahn is the son of a billionaire who was on the board of lobby group CAMERA, a group devoted to pressuring US media to be more pro-Israel.
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by shihab 2y ago
I went through the article and it seems you're right about the comparison with El Capitan. These performance figures are so bafflingly misleading. And so unnecessary too- nobody shopping for AI inference server cares at all about its r
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by shihab 2y ago
In no modern times did one side complete erase the other side. Hell, even 2000 years ago many regular romans were disgusted by the brutality of roman soldiers against Carthage. Israeli violence is unprecedented in several objective metrics:
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Efficient and Portable Mixture-of-Experts Communication(perplexity.ai)
1 points by shihab 2y ago|0 comments
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by shihab 2y ago
Wait, did they get their own library name wrong? CK should be Composable Kernel, I can’t find anything called compute kernel anywhere
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by shihab 2y ago
Today I came across an interesting case where 3 well-known LLMs (O1, sonnet 3.7 and Deepseek R1) found a "bug" that actually didn't exist. Very briefly, in a fused cuda kernel, I was using thread i to do some stuff on locatio
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Chris Lattner- Democratizing AI Compute: What about AI Compilers (TVM and XLA)?(modular.com)
2 points by shihab 2y ago|0 comments
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by shihab 2y ago
Let me say as an international PhD student- I have marched for the freedom of Palestinian people, talk about it, and I won’t allow this Big Brother tactic influence my decision one bit going forward. The US govt can do whatever it damn plea
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Democratizing AI Compute, Part 5: What about CUDA C++ alternatives?(modular.com)
2 points by shihab 2y ago|0 comments
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by shihab 2y ago
I’d really like to see vibecoding being used in something other than a crud app. I do CUDA development. Forget writing whole algorithms, LLMs can’t find common bugs in a 12-lines kernel.
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by shihab 2y ago
They mean $5.45 earning for every dollar spent. So around 85% profit margin.
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by shihab 2y ago
Some very illuminating stats from the article: “ Over the past 24 hours (UTC+8 02/27/2025 12:00 PM to 02/28/2025 12:00 PM), the combined peak node occupancy for V3 and R1 inference services reached 278, with an average o
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by shihab 2y ago
I wonder how many Americans know about the night when Kissinger et al activated entire US military, incl nuclear forces, just so some soviet weapons wouldn't reach Egypt during Israel's Yum kippur war- all while Nixon slept. Sovie
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by shihab 2y ago
61% Americans opposed sending weapons to Israel. They got sent anyway [1]. Similarly at world stage, American govt had to bring out the veto card 49 times in Israel's defense- it was alone against the world, even all of it's stron

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