KenoFischer

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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the connection, but I also know basically nothing about iOS.
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
Not sure the MLIR folks would appreciate a vibe-rewrite PR from C++ into Julia, but guess we could give it a go ;).
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
Yes, except these are the devdocs for the current IR: https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/ssair/ . I wrote that system about 10 years ago, but it was a bit of a rush job in the lead up to Julia 1.0 i
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
I don't think there's anything we need to do here that couldn't be expressed in MLIR representationally. That said, I also haven't studied MLIR's representation in too much detail myself, so it's possible the
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
Probably not. It's mostly about making it less of a pain for downstream packages that need to do compiler-y things.
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
MLIR pulls in a lot of interface complexity that we don't want or need for pure-julia end-users. That said, it is obviously and deliberately close to MLIR as a representation since people do want to be able to interface with MLIR (e.g.
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
Uh, hi guys. This is my PR, but you should probably know that this is an AI generated prototype based on some of my design documents, but nowhere near ready for prime time. I do want to do something like this, but whether it'll take th
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by KenoFischer 2mo ago
I also just added these to Julia for 1.14 ( https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/60311 ).
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by KenoFischer 4mo ago
You'd think so, but Julia has been around a while now. Julia was one of the first non-python languages added back when it was still called ipython. I remember sitting in a room at the CfA with Fernando Perez and Steven Johnson and hac
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by KenoFischer 4mo ago
I only met him twice, so I don't have much to say, but let me share Alan's message instead, since he knew him well: https://discourse.julialang.org/t/cleve-moler-rip/137235 .
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by KenoFischer 4mo ago
It always amuses me when people assume that the nefarious scheme is taking open source contributions and selling them. That's not the nefarious scheme. The nefarious scheme is going to partners, funding agencies and investors and sayin
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by KenoFischer 4mo ago
It's tragic to see these hardware vendors repeat mistakes of the past by forcing UEFI on platforms that do not need it.
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Anthropic PBC Risk Assessment Report (Unredacted) [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)
1 points by KenoFischer 5mo ago|0 comments
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by KenoFischer 5mo ago
While we have you here, could you fix the bash escaping bug? https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/10153
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Anthropic PBC vs. U.S. Department of War (3:26-CV-01996)(courtlistener.com)
3 points by KenoFischer 6mo ago|1 comments
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by KenoFischer 6mo ago
I'm still surprised I was the first one to notice when Linus tried to change this - I always thought it was a pretty well known behavior.
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by KenoFischer 7mo ago
I'll submit my bit flip story for consideration also :) https://julialang.org/blog/2020/09/rr-memory-magic/
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Cutile.jl: Tile-Based GPU Programming for CUDA GPUs(discourse.julialang.org)
2 points by KenoFischer 7mo ago|0 comments
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by KenoFischer 7mo ago
Congratulations to the Oxide team! It's a tough market out there :)! I'm still personally frustrated that I don't get to play with the hardware (too expensive for our internal server needs; not the right fit for our datacente
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by KenoFischer 8mo ago
> Do they have "leggo my eggo" itself trademarked? As a matter of fact, they do: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=77021301&caseType=SERIAL_... The full complaint linked above has a full list of trademarks
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by KenoFischer 9mo ago
You're supposed to generate a random one, but the only consequence of not doing so is that you won't be able to register your package if someone else already took the UUID (which is a pain if you have registered versions in a priv
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by KenoFischer 1y ago
One of them I managed to fry the pcie root complex somehow, not sure exactly how. One I damaged the traces to the BMC SPI flash. Two others I think just have bricked firmware, but it's been years, so I don't remember for sure.
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by KenoFischer 1y ago
Funny to see this come back and see my write-up linked. I did this 8 years ago and think I was the first on this particular board (although others had done similar on other boards). I still have a pile of them sitting on my desk because I a
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by KenoFischer 1y ago
Tried it out. 1. First authentication didn't work on my headless system, because it wants an oauth redirect to localhost - sigh. 2. Next, WebFetch isn't able to navigate github, so I had to manually dig out some references for it.
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The Dyad Language Toolchain(github.com)
3 points by KenoFischer 1y ago|0 comments
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by KenoFischer 1y ago
What's the motivation for restricting to Pro+ if billing is via premium requests? I have a (free, via open source work) Pro subscription, which I occasionally use. I would have been interested in trying out the coding agent, but how do
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by KenoFischer 2y ago
It's linked from the main website if you hit the "Log In" button and there was communication to customers about this, though I had the same initial reaction, which is why I looked around for corroboration before posting this.
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by KenoFischer 2y ago
My understanding is that the TinyTapeout people were using efabless as a service provider and efabless was also providing some sponsorship, but that they are institutionally distinct. There's a LinkedIn post from the TinyTapeout folks
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Efabless – Shutdown Notice(efabless.com)
161 points by KenoFischer 2y ago|77 comments
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by KenoFischer 2y ago
There's two dictionary definitions of tergiversate. One is the one you quoted, the other is one of desertion. Both meanings of the word are pejorative in the sense that the word comes with a connotation of betrayal of a cause. What I w

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