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31.
by steeve 10mo ago
hey, we (ZML) happen to know them very well. they are incredible.
32.
by steeve 1y ago
There’s supporting Netanyahu. Then there’s taking a selfie with Netanyahu. Then there’s posting said selfie for the world to know. What the f man.
33.
by steeve 1y ago
This one does, we use it with great success: https://github.com/cerisier/toolchains_llvm_bootstrapped
34.
by steeve 1y ago
Yes: https://github.com/cerisier/toolchains_llvm_bootstrapped
35.
by steeve 1y ago
This sandboxed LLVM toolchain completely solves that problem: https://github.com/cerisier/toolchains_llvm_bootstrapped
36.
by steeve 1y ago
The downvote are actually proving my point
37.
by steeve 1y ago
Hard to put into words how those people act like the devil incarnate and a lot of the scene pretends that this doesn't matter.
38.
by steeve 1y ago
Like what? You can also directly call LLVM intrinsics in case this doesn’t work
39.
by steeve 1y ago
According to https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b/blob/main/config.... That’s 2880 values (so multiply by dtype)
40.
by steeve 1y ago
This is USSR / North Korea stuff
41.
by steeve 1y ago
Because of who ?
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Zml/llmd: homegrown LLM server built with Zig(hub.docker.com)
8 points by steeve 1y ago|1 comments
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by steeve 1y ago
It absolutely is and we (ZML) are using it with great success. That said, Andrew said he would absolutely would break compat if it meant things go in the right direction. Yes, it can be painful sometimes, yes I do not always agree with his
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Replacing .tgz for petabyte-scale S3 archives(plakar.io)
13 points by steeve 1y ago|1 comments
45.
by steeve 1y ago
Musk doing Musk things
46.
by steeve 1y ago
Very cool that this runs as a MCP server, very cool demo
47.
by steeve 1y ago
No, just because you’re hashing every ms doesn’t mean we all do.
48.
by steeve 2y ago
Actually, _two_ fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs. One is bad enough, but two is worrying.
49.
by steeve 2y ago
Sir this is not X
50.
by steeve 2y ago
Impeccable job guys. Move fast, break things, nuclear edition.
51.
by steeve 2y ago
That has absolutely nothing to do with RAII or safety…
52.
by steeve 2y ago
We (ZML) have AMD MI300X working just fine, in fact, faster than H100
53.
by steeve 2y ago
Look at what we (ZML) are doing: https://github.com/zml/zml Any model, any hardware, zero compromise. TT support is on the roadmap and we talk to them.
54.
by steeve 2y ago
I mean, we (zml) clocked MI300X ($20k) at +30% than H100 ($30k). So…
55.
by steeve 2y ago
We do use ROCm and CUDA. Only we sandbox it with the model and download only the needed parts which are about 1/10th of the size.
56.
by steeve 2y ago
You can look us up at https://github.com/zml/zml , we fix that.
57.
by steeve 2y ago
We are in line with ROCm 6.2 support. We actually just opened a PR to bump to 6.2.2: https://github.com/zml/zml/pull/39
58.
by steeve 2y ago
Hi, we (ZML), fix that: https://github.com/zml/zml
59.
by steeve 2y ago
We (ZML) measured MI300X at 30% faster than H100. These are great chips!
60.
by steeve 2y ago
pretty easy, usually the hardest part is figuring out what the python code is doing

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