adityazero

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What a Pointer Forgets(vxlang.org)
3 points by adityazero 5d ago|0 comments
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by adityazero 1mo ago
Really like that the barrier scopes and shuffle controls are type-level, that is a lot of footguns turned into compile errors. Once you lower to PTX, does any of that structure survive for ptxas to optimize on, or is it fully erased by then
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by adityazero 1mo ago
I just ask LLM to to give me a short tutorial on the thing i want to learn but i dont want to start from chapter-1, that is boring. so i upload my resume and say that make this tutorial based on the skillsets i already have. btw, this is a
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by adityazero 1mo ago
They are busy capturing market first, and I think that makes more sense. 'premature optimization etc.'
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by adityazero 1mo ago
There are market verticals where this makes a lot of sense. Embedded systems and IoT devices comes to mind. Even in data center space, I believe several layers can use fixed weights and remaining layers will compensate for the variations. P
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by adityazero 1mo ago
All of these would happily come back if Sundar left.
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by adityazero 1mo ago
> sundar, softly: “we can create a permission working group.” so true. i have attended meetings to decide on meeting topics for the next half.
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by adityazero 2mo ago
NVIDIA runs the other way. The instruction set is documented, but the `ptxas` compiler is not. And NVIDIA's documentation stops higher up than people assume: PTX is a virtual ISA, but SASS is published simply as a list of opcode names.