FacelessJim

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by FacelessJim 7d ago
That’s it. I’m rewriting my whole stack with this.
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by FacelessJim 9d ago
Surprised pikachu face
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by FacelessJim 9d ago
I’ve read it the same way. Definitely a double edged slogan.
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by FacelessJim 13d ago
I wonder how these kinds of papers get funding at all…
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by FacelessJim 18d ago
Terrific presentation. But I have a comment: His dismissal of the argument Knuth makes regarding the hot loops could have been explored a bit better. I found it weird he didn’t mention the difference of types of programs of then vs now. Eve
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by FacelessJim 19d ago
We were encountering a panic in the lib and could not really figure out why it was firing. The project kind of stalled due to lack of time and funding anyway unfortunately.
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by FacelessJim 19d ago
I am running Ornith 1.5 Q4 on my work issued laptop which surprisingly has 40gb of RAM and 20GB of “unified” VRAM. I am getting 50t/s of prefill and 5-6t/s of inference. You can’t get crazy with it, but it’s pretty nice to just le
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by FacelessJim 20d ago
Very nice! I’d be curious to see if there are words that didn’t show a spike in utilization. So basically all those words that were used before and are still being used today by LLMs and humans alike!
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by FacelessJim 26d ago
Small OT: > Maybe I should document what I did! Please do! Me and a bunch of friends worked on a project that used diamond-types as the backing CRDT engine. It does indeed go brrrr. But damn, it took way too long to reconstruct what it w
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by FacelessJim 27d ago
Been using it for a year or so on my main box. Never had any kind of issue. Snapshots saved my ass a couple of times. All in all it’s been pretty boring (in a good way)
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by FacelessJim 27d ago
I really like the approach Julia is taking. The std libs are their own packages with their own versions. You can then build your own “standard library” by compiling a sysimage that freezes the versions (you can add third party packages as w
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by FacelessJim 1mo ago
The Applications folder itself is the equivalent. You can select an app and just press delete.
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by FacelessJim 1mo ago
Been using the great and free AppCleaner[1] since I have memory. It's so good I just forget it's there. It autodetects when you delete an app from the Applications folder runs a quick scan and suggests which other files you might
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by FacelessJim 1mo ago
Here’s an even wilder take: to support the effort of someone that gave us an incredible font that is now being copied. Crazy right?
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
Something something boomers? The 70s is when baby boomers start entering the working force (~in their early twenties). Not saying the sole cause, but the population (delayed) shock[1] alone could be a huge factor. [1] https://en
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
> Agents do best when they remember what they’ve done Sometimes I am baffled that sentences like this are used as headlines. I know I’ll sound dismissive… but: duh?!
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
I think that this new paradigm in mathematics will allow for more math being born out of curiosity and creativity. Many mathematicians have built their career around hyper specialization, and are now the most threatened because LLM excel in
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
Holy cookies. Why do you need, check notes a thousand vendors?? The fuck
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
I lol’d. I didn’t know Fable was this sassy
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Multidim inplace permutations in constant(*) space(cschen.cc)
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
I remember the smell of a freshly opened game, damn still gives me shivers of excitement
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by FacelessJim 2mo ago
I’ve recently built a GeistGeist Totem. 36 keys, splayed, low profile. With silent kalhi switches. It’s more silent than membrane keyboards, completely customizable and super lightweight. (Got a carry box that is the size of a small paperba
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by FacelessJim 3mo ago
Americans don’t get scolded enough for their abuse of AC. In terms of accounting for preventable waste of energy, US guzzles more electricity on cooling than most countries do on everything else.
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by FacelessJim 3mo ago
This reminds me of Patrician III so much. The sailing battles had the same wind mechanics. It’s amazing, so many memories unlocked.
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by FacelessJim 3mo ago
You could take a stab at Julia. It’s still dynamic in nature. But you can tune how much staticity you want. The spectrum goes from Python to C in terms of staticity. And with tools like JETLS.jl maturing you get a lot of the benefits static
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by FacelessJim 4mo ago
I’ve landed on a very similar usage in my last pet project. I’ve used the llm mainly as a glorified refactoring tool/LSP/rubber duck. I can define custom skills that act as specific passes over the codebase that are hard to do wit
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by FacelessJim 4mo ago
Might want to take a look at WasmTarget.jl it’s rather new and experimental but could be what you’re looking for!
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by FacelessJim 5mo ago
I would definitely love a glass of smoked cyber
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by FacelessJim 6mo ago
As a sibling comment mentions, yes it does. Just don’t expect to have code that runs as fast as C without some effort put into it. You still need to write your program in a static enough way to obtain those speed. It’s not the easiest thing
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by FacelessJim 7mo ago
This was supposed to be under a different post. Not the main article. Whops.

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