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3y ago
H100 GPU is a sibling of NVidia's customer RTX 40-series: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopper_(microarchitecture) Is MI300 also a variant of their customer GPUs?
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But now that they are heavily invested in Linux, it would be a good time to make them contribute. I mean isn't this the exact same tactic they use with their as-a-service offerings all the time?
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3y ago
Big tech wouldn't exist without Linux. Why aren't they forced to contribute?
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3y ago
> because one has to provide support for both architectures You aren't using LLVM IR then? I found that if you are a bit careful, LLVM is perfectly capable to lower IR to vector instructions in ARM/X86 automatically.
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3y ago
layperson here: won't, say a banking app complain about the now new cert it deals with instead of the bank-cert?
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3y ago
> Creating a "custom" collection of Add-Ons on addons.mozilla.org can be done using a disposable email address. I seriously don't get it. Why do I have to create a "custom collection" with an email address to ins
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3y ago
Name the companies!
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3y ago
Could this also be implemented as a bashscript?
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3y ago
Reading about Big Bang, I'm wondering about this: doesn't the fact that the Big Bang happened imply that there was some kind of state-change: from Big Bang is not happening to Big Bang is happening, and any kind of state-change re
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3y ago
I guess https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/tbb
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3y ago
Its graph execution is still full of busyloops, e.g.: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/blob/44f906e8537fcec9... I wonder how much more efficient it would be when Taskflow lib was used instead, or even i
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3y ago
When looking at die shots like https://i0.wp.com/chipsandcheese.com/wp-content/uploads/2023... I always wonder how people are able to label things. How does one figure out what part does what?
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3y ago
Citations needed.
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3y ago
I guess your generated code contains a lot of black boxes that the optimizer can't see through. At my work, the LLVM optimizer is doing an insane amount of optimizations.
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3y ago
Sounds very interesting. Could you explain a bit more what you did and why it was easier with MLIR?
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4y ago
When accessing memory, is there also microcode dealing with generating a pagefault when the address is invalid?
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4y ago
You have no drift issues? After ~6months of using it on my new Thinkpad, it starts to drift almost immediately. Its a pity because it liked it a lot.
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4y ago
shortly after the bigbang, when the universe was a nonzero amount of time the size of a potato, compared to its current size, how to reconcile that with 'it doesnt expand into anything'?
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4y ago
Seeing the examples, I start to wonder if it would be possible to support real sql syntax from within a rust macro, that maybe even has access to local variables like LINQ?
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4y ago
I'm currently playing around with a Vulkan toy renderer and use coroutines for some parts and I have to say it's a perfect match: many Vulkan apis are async, they return immediately but give you an option to signal a fence that yo
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4y ago
If you search something that is also used in a popular opensource project, github codesearch will then show the same exact hit in a zillion forks, completely drowning out the interesting hits. Is this somehow fixed in the new codesearch?