antonmks

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by antonmks 9d ago
There will be a lot of hurt and pain in mathematician's community. It is hard to accept that major discoveries are now just a function of spent token $$.
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by antonmks 1mo ago
Absolutely magical drug ! It makes you thinner, younger and now smarter !
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by antonmks 1mo ago
So many em dashes...
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by antonmks 2mo ago
Definitely birds all the way, with fashionable vertical design.
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Fast Food and AI(antonmks.substack.com)
2 points by antonmks 3mo ago|0 comments
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Anna's Archive is sued for $13T(nme.com)
24 points by antonmks 8mo ago|13 comments
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by antonmks 8mo ago
Spotify and the three main major record labels sue Anna’s Archive for $13trillion for “brazen theft of millions of files containing nearly all of the world’s commercial sound recordings”.
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Nvidia contacted Anna's Archive to access books(torrentfreak.com)
249 points by antonmks 8mo ago|158 comments
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by antonmks 8mo ago
NVIDIA executives allegedly authorized the use of millions of pirated books from Anna's Archive to fuel its AI training. In an expanded class-action lawsuit that cites internal NVIDIA documents, several book authors claim that the tril
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by antonmks 9mo ago
Laughing.
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by antonmks 9mo ago
A plumber. Very resistant to AI.
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by antonmks 1y ago
It is pretty strange that a country doesn't control what is going in and what is going out. In a small European country I'm most familiar with, everything is checked by customs officers. Dogs, x-rays, customs declarations, import
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by antonmks 1y ago
I'm experienced in building high-performance data pipelines using Python and JAX, specializing in low-level optimizations like JIT compilation, vectorization, parallelization, and operator fusion. My solutions run seamlessly on CPUs, G
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by antonmks 1y ago
Very interesting ! I looked at the repo and it seems that Sirius uses cudf as an engine. So it is not like relational operations were written from scratch. Also, TPCH SF=100 would fit nicely into GPU memory. Would be interesting to see comp
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by antonmks 1y ago
How we can use tensor operations—typically used in deep learning—for fast, parallel data processing tasks.
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by antonmks 1y ago
I'm writing a series of tutorials on solving algorithmic leetcode-like problems in a modern, scalable way. I use JAX library for python, so the solutions work on cpus, gpus and tpus. Everything must be vectorized, parallel, just-in-ti
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by antonmks 2y ago
It is not really Postgres, the queries are run on DuckDB. Yeah, DuckDB is really fast for analytical queries.
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by antonmks 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Worldwide | Remote Location: Israel Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes if necessary Technologies: - Python/Polars/JAX/CUDA/C++/SQL - ClickHouse, DuckDB - Other (AWS, GCP) - Whisper, STT, TTS Email: t
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by antonmks 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes, any timezone. Willing to relocate: Depends on location. Technologies: Python Flutter, Dart, SQL, relational databases, AI, LLM, speech-to-text, text-to_speech GitHub: https://gi
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Show HN: App that reads silly stories in foreign languages(play.google.com)
2 points by antonmks 3y ago|0 comments
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by antonmks 3y ago
When it comes to writing stories, this model is way behind ChatGpt 3.5
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Harry Potter, Narrated by Neil Gaiman
1 points by antonmks 3y ago|1 comments
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by antonmks 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes, any timezone. Willing to relocate: Depends on location. Technologies: Flutter, Dart, Python, SQL, AI, LLM, speech-to-text, text-to_speech GH: https://github.com/antonmks E
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by antonmks 7y ago
It is already too late. The extinction already started. Right now it is insects, frogs and fishes that has got to go. Our time , together with the rest of vertebrates, will come in 60-70 years.
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Linux sort scalability on a modern cpu(gist.github.com)
3 points by antonmks 8y ago|0 comments
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by antonmks 9y ago
I'm in Belarus now and I can confirm that a developer with fluent English and a few years of experience gets around $400 a month.
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by antonmks 9y ago
"significant reductions in diversity at 415, 322, 300, 145 and 33 Myr ago" - it seems that periods between extinctions events are so large that you can easily fit there hundreds and even thousands of civilizations like ours. So n
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by antonmks 10y ago
Ok, here it is : https://gist.github.com/antonmks/17e0c711d41fb07d1b6f3ada3f5... 0.25 cycles/byte using GTX 1080.
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by antonmks 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only(UTC+3) I'm a software engineer who specializes in development of applications for gpus. I have experience working with clients in U.S., Europe and Israel. Technologies: C++, CUDA, NVIDIA libraries (Thrust, Mo
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by antonmks 11y ago
Could be a good idea for Windows 10 - blocking all ads by default, including those delivered through browsers. It could seriously affect and even kill many current and potential Microsoft competitors like Google and Facebook.

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