ZaneHam

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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello! Rome wasn't built in a day. I'll get there with optimisations im just going for "correctness" first. I've had some amazing resources be sent from me from academics around the world so once I get this to a &qu
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello not the poster but I am BarraCUDA's author. I didn't use GIT for this. This is just one of a dozen compiler projects sitting in my folder. Hence the one large initial commit. I was only posting on github to get feedback from
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello, I’m the project author. I don’t think In any of this and some of the criticisms I’ve received on this forum have people realised I’m not the original poster. I posted this on R/compilers and as of now that’s pretty much it. In t
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Im parsing the features of c++ CUDA actually uses, not the full c++ spec as that would take a very large amount of time. The Compiler itself being written in c99 is just because that's how I write my C and is a separate thing.
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
This, this and this! Was really inspired by ZLUDA when I made this.
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello, I'm not the one who posted to HN but I am the project author. I'm working my way into doing multiple architectures as well as more modern GPUs too. I only did this because I used LLVM to check my work and I have an AMD GFX
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hey, I am actually working on making this compatible on earlier AMD's as well because I have an old gaming laptop with an RX5700m which is GFX10. I'm reading up on the ISA documentation to see where the differences are, and I&#x27
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hope you enjoyed it!!
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Oh gosh, Emdashes are already ruined for me and now I can't use that to? I've already had to drop boldface in some of my writings because it's become prolific too. This is also just what I intentionally avoided when making th
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello! Didn't realise this was posted here (again lol) but where I originally posted, on the R/Compilers subreddit I do mention I used chatgpt to generate some ascii art for me. I was tired and it was 12am and I then had to spend
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by ZaneHam 7mo ago
Hello! I didn't realise my project was posted here but I can actually answer this. I do use LLM's (specifically Ollama) particularly for test summarisation, writing up some boilerplate and also I've used Claude/Chatgpt o
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JOVIAL(J73) compiler targeting LLVM, built from MIL-STD-1589C(github.com)
2 points by ZaneHam 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ZaneHam 9mo ago
Honest answer: I tested it on GPT-2 (124M) and the results are mixed. The mathematical claims hold up. I ran 58 tests covering ternary matmul correctness, memory compression, and numerical stability. The 16x compression works, the zero-mult
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by ZaneHam 9mo ago
Author here, I've been collecting historical computing documentation for a few years and found Brusentsov's balanced ternary research from Moscow State University (1958-1965). Applied it to modern transformers. Some interesting re
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I eliminated matrix multiplication from transformers using 1965 Soviet research(zenodo.org)
5 points by ZaneHam 9mo ago|3 comments