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by 6keZbCECT2uB 24d ago
I did not spot any errors in my skim of the architectures I'm familiar with where I would expect an LLM to go wrong, and it has a nicely scoped overview of topics that people in the space should familiarize themselves with. I don'
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 24d ago
A fun one is that in claude code, you can configure 'agents' which are prompt presets + some configuration. Or sub-agents sometime are indistinguishable from the foreground agent (usually called orchestrator) in configuration exce
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
I can see how this makes sense as a default behavior for cost conscious users. I would prefer to have the option for my company to pay more to rehydrate the cache than to have there be a model performance difference when having idled for an
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
I remember when the computer crashed and the user hadn't saved recently, we blamed the user.
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
"On March 26, we shipped a change to clear Claude's older thinking from sessions that had been idle for over an hour, to reduce latency when users resumed those sessions. A bug caused this to keep happening every turn for the rest
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
Your reasonable options are: 1. I stop sharing the software I write 2. You take responsibility for the software you use Any software you use with this clause, "THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, E
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
Once your cache hit ratios for some data structure go < .1%, I'd rather have 75% less tail latency even if it reduces cache hit rate further.
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 5mo ago
I like the project: taking it from refresh-induced tail latency to racing threads assigned to addresses that are de-correlated by memory channel. Connecting this to a lookup table which is broadcasted across memory channels to let the looku
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 8mo ago
In Miami, there are several competing companies like Coco Robotics which employ human "pilots" to monitor a small fleet of robot delivery boxes where the restaurant deposits the food in the box and the box unlocks with integration
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 8mo ago
There's prior work: https://www.brendangregg.com/FlameGraphs/offcpuflamegraphs.h... There are a few challenges here. - Off-cpu is missing the interrupt with integrated collection of stack traces, so you instrument
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 1y ago
I've been meaning to look at Iceoryx as a way to wrap this. Pytorch multiprocessing queues work this way, but it is hard for the sender to ensure the data is already in shared memory, so it often has a copy. It is also common for buffe
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
Partly in jest, you can often find a Perl / bash available where you can't find a Python, Ruby, or Cargo.
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
Conda unifies by using a sat solver to find versions of software which are mutually compatible regardless of whether they agree on the meaning of semver. So, both approaches require unifying versions. Linking against C gets pretty broken wi
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
I agree. In my opinion, if you can keep the experience of Bazel limited to build targets, there is a low barrier to entry even if it is tedious. Major issues show up with Bazel once you start having to write rules, tool chains, or if your w
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
Most of my time coding is spent on none of: elegant solutions, complex problems, or precise specifications. In my experience, LLMs are useful primarily as rubber ducks on complex problems and rarely useful as code generation for such. Inste
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
How does this work with things which are expressible only in C? For example, Pascal strings with flexible array members? I guess since you said header, you keep everything opaque and create a header for that which gets translated to Zig.
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
In all seriousness, this seems to carry risk of never doing anything deep or hard. In particular, I've been programming for long enough, that I can be casual about many programming languages until I hit something which is actually new,
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 2y ago
Fowler's implementation is written in Java which has a different memory model from C++. To see another example of Java memory model vs a different language, Jon Gjengset ports ConcurrentHashMap to Rust
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
How does the tool ingest task sentiment? As a developer, I would never put in writing that I'm less than enthusiastic about any task.
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
The choice between replacing and making it an overlay is up to your editor. I think it would be pretty to handle either choice as a plugin in your editor given the returned json. I was surprised it wasn't combined with clangd.
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Clang-expand: Expand function invocations into current scope(github.com)
58 points by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago|16 comments
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
Spending 8 months when the business value at the end was mostly improved velocity doesn't sound likely to be a good tradeoff, especially if this is done as a big bang effort which either succeeds holistically or fails. You might have b
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
This comes into tension with making names as clear as possible while still being short. Frankly, I don't find coming up with short names for things to be easy, let alone good names even when taken to the extreme. Whether something is t
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
The tensor core accelerates mostly matrix operations and is the big block you can see has 4 per SM. Cuda core refers to the thread per SM, which you can see as FP32 or INT32 units, so there are (32*4) per SM on that diagram. Like you said,
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
I'm not sure about the 4090, but most of the GPUs I use have a warp size of 32, and warp divergence affects only up to those 32 threads. If you have a branch and all threads agree, you only walk down one branch. My mental model is a bi
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
It is a pretty different way of programming, and that's part of what makes it so fun. Within constraints, you get a really interactive way to design algorithms which are much more parallel than what is feasible to write for a CPU. Debu
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
Not sure about lsp, but I think if you defined your language in tree sitter, you might be able to define a basic autoformatter generically on tree sitter to accelerate bootstrapping your language. You could also use an existing language agn
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 3y ago
I can't relate to the other things, but I dislike the majority of things that constitute going on vacation. I don't like planning the vacation including what to do, where to stay or how to get there. I don't like having the v
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 4y ago
It's a common sentiment that others don't know how computers work. I'm sure you personally are an exception, but I think that most people with this sentiment live in glass houses and don't realize how little they underst
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by 6keZbCECT2uB 4y ago
Even if when emacs isn't your editor of choice, everyone benefits from exploration of advancing our vocabulary and idioms for navigating parse trees.

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