FattiMei

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by FattiMei 9d ago
Very interesting solution, and in the spirit of the original article. If I understood the snippet right, you are sorting the input sequence on the first column (the words) and then on the second one (the frequencies) It is nevertheless &quo
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by FattiMei 3mo ago
How (and why) are you targeting OpenCL? It has quite a different programming model
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by FattiMei 4mo ago
> I think the only way to really do this well is to make HPC jobs a market system where resources cost money to the users. When money is involved, people are incentivized to optimize their workloads. But that’s rarely the case for large
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by FattiMei 4mo ago
HPC student here, still learning. If I understood your problem statement, users of the cluster reserve resources far greater than what was needed for their computation. They fear that if the allocated resources are not enough, then their pr
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by FattiMei 4mo ago
Are they public? Can we study from them? Got later into compilers and I'm trying a little bit of everything
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by FattiMei 4mo ago
Very interesting post and I think this exposes the limitations of the Julia compiler. Note that an old version of the compiler is used (1.0.3 from 2019). One could say that we can almost replicate the semantic of a C++ program, but writing
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by FattiMei 6mo ago
Interesting, how was the EU funding process?
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by FattiMei 7mo ago
I found funny the hairstylist did provide a pretty distopic reason to use ChatGPT... it seems that you are trying to please your new employer... Nevertheless I respect performance work and I'm studying for something similar. I hope to
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by FattiMei 9mo ago
Underrated comment. We are damaging our economy and giving advantages to our real competitors
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by FattiMei 9mo ago
I'm trying to solve the brachistochrone problem by numerical optimization. I started with the minimal surface problem to get a foot in the door: I discretize the integral as a sum of constributions that depend on the function values at
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by FattiMei 10mo ago
Yeah, using LLMs makes me reconsider the complexity of the software I'm producing and I'm relying on. In a sense LLMs can be a test for the complexity and the fast iteration cycles could yield better solutions than the existing on
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by FattiMei 11mo ago
But what was wrong with pip, venv and pyproject.toml in the first place? I just keep a system installation of python for my personal things and an environment for every project I'm working on. I'd get suspicious if a developer is
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by FattiMei 1y ago
A research project on converting a python application from loops to numpy vectorization to jax and pytorch compilation (the latter is fast!). I'm exploring the performance portability of such frameworks across different devices and bac
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Ask HN: You are given a PETAFLOP of compute, what do you do with it?
1 points by FattiMei 1y ago|3 comments