xiphias2

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by xiphias2 3y ago
I think what makes it different is the importance of the project. JavaScript garbage collection is here to stay, and it seems like it's the most sticky one of all the examples you mentioned. Other languages and applications/librar
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by xiphias2 3y ago
https://www.semianalysis.com/ is the best blog by far...all the YouTubers (Asianometry as well) get the analysis from that blog.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I'm paying for Youtube Premium and still feel like being the product: I can't turn off youtube shorts, and I can't see downvotes (both product decisions making sense for ad-based model).
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by xiphias2 3y ago
It's specifically Waymo. Google generally seems to be much more safety oriented than Cruise. The Cruise experiment should just be stopped at this point.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
That's everything but random. Maybe in US it's legal, but I prefer Europe to stay a safe continent with as few firearms as possible.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Boring is a sign of maturing: the focus should shift from algorithmic innovations to testing / validation / proof that the implementation is correct, which requires a mostly monoculture.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
If you like gron, try fastgron :) It supports everything gron supports, but 50x faster.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I think it's more interesting to see how undervalued AMD is instead of focusing on NVIDIA which seems reasonably priced. AI is not showing any sign of slowing down so far.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Look at the good thing instead: they are catching up, and open source devs are starting to be serious about AMD because of its price/performance. I believe it's a highly undervalued stock right now.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I don't hate on him because for me those SPACs were obvious money grabbers (I won't invest in an IRC client/server architecture. It can be useful but not _that_ useful. Virgin Galactic was also clearly nothing like SpaceX, es
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by xiphias2 3y ago
It's quite expensive, so my guess is the same as yours: lack of developer hardware
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by xiphias2 3y ago
That shouldn't be a problem, they all go to the store buffer of the CPU, which should be able to handle 1 write/cycle.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Another option would be a vector of 256 16 bit entries and keeping the pointer advance vector as you suggested.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
AI market just caught up with gaming this year. But aa it's growing faster than gaming, in a few years GPUs have to improve more in AI performance (matmul ops and interconnect) than gaming.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Japan has already a great economy, but it has fallen behind in the happiness index. Trying to milk the population even more for taxes may not be the best decision for the country.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I think it may be a lot of pension funds, where the choice was made by the fund managers, not the asset owners.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Have somebody ,,ticket in'' for you and accept that sometimes bs things are parts of your job. Managers don't care as long as the numbers are good.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
He is doing full stack, and is selling tinybox (a PC with 6 AMD GPUs in it). As he went through the hard work of debugging the driver and getting AMD to care about it, I was expecting to see him in the acknowledgements.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
He put his name on worldcoin before OpenAI got so serious. Now he can't really back out, and can't say bad about it anymore, but you bet he doesn't want any association with it anymore.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Using atomics is easier than warp operations (using warp shuffle for example), but warp shuffle is quite fast. I guess if determinism is so important implementations can be changed, it is just maybe not that high priority.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
It seems like you don't even know what you want. If it's a red flag, you should just end the date fast. If it's not, have fun with astrology instead of just ,,faking it''. The cool thing is as it's all made up,
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I haven't done it, but as a returning tourist to Santorini, I have seen how it destroyed the romantic feeling it always gave me. Every 2 hours a dirty cruise ship comes there, hundreds of people rushing through the stairs to take their
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I believe quite the opposite: any kind of variable rate mortgage is a toxic product. It's a way of saying ,,I give you a loan but I don't tell you how much more money you have to pay me back, maybe 5 times more interest as you may
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I have a feeling that they are optimizing for view length (binge watchers) instead of commercial value of views. If I watch only 3 Netflix movies or 1 serie in a month, I should be getting 10 times more budget per movie / serie than a
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Maybe a Wikipedia based LLM could make decisions about which papers are factual enough to include in a more extensive LLM.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I did small changes, took part of the Twitch sessions and thinking and understanding it. I contributed the main ideas for Kernel search, and was happy to get George out of a mini depression with some quick fun wins. He almost gave it up, b
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by xiphias2 3y ago
Maybe you should look at the code base before throwing a tantrum on a hacking blog. Try adding a new feature to Tensorflow / PyTorch, do the same for TinyGrad and you won't have this question anymore.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
This is amazing, as an M1 MacBook owner I see it as a great advertisement to buy Apple products.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
I love the Spirit API, but Boost is huge, so I just hand coded a parser for myself at the end. C++20 header only library is a great thing to have.
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by xiphias2 3y ago
It won't matter at all at the end of the year, open source llm's will surpass it by that time.

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