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by asb 18d ago
Even better (IMHO!) is `git config branch.sort -committerdate` (note the `-`). This will sort newest committer date first.
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by asb 4mo ago
Here's my notes on the device from last year with various setup tips https://muxup.com/2025q2/chuwi-minibook-x-n150 I can't say I agree with the author's assessment of the keyboard in this submission. I
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by asb 4mo ago
Beware the license. They misleadingly state on the blog post "Open-weight — Download, fine-tune, and deploy without restrictions". But if you read their license < https://huggingface.co/LiquidAI/LFM2.5-8B-A1
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This Year in LLVM (2025)(npopov.com)
43 points by asb 8mo ago|0 comments
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by asb 8mo ago
https://muxup.com/
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by asb 1y ago
The situation is very confusing, but the tweet that went out with the announcement indicates it's not full 131k context yet and that is coming "soon" https://xcancel.com/CerebrasSystems/status/1943765
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Go 'green tea' garbage collector(github.com)
6 points by asb 1y ago|0 comments
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by asb 2y ago
Note the announcement at the end, that they're moving away from the non-commercial only license used in some of their models in favour of Apache: We’re renewing our commitment to using Apache 2.0 license for our general purpose models
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by asb 2y ago
I think this is a really interesting area. I wrote a command line took for web reading with some similar motivations. In my case, you queue up the articles to read the next day. https://muxup.com/pwr
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by asb 2y ago
If you're playing on the Steam Deck, mapping 'touch' on the left and right trackpads to the left and right bongo, and a touch on either joystick (they have capacitive touch) as a clap works rather well.
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by asb 2y ago
Oh that's interesting, I wonder what's different about your SVG favicon vs mine.
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by asb 2y ago
I used this trick for a quick favicon on my site https://muxup.com/ - though unfortunately Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo doesn't like svg favicons and so it's not displayed in search results. I should really ad
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by asb 2y ago
I think they should probably set LoopMicroOpBufferSize to a non-zero value even if its not microarchitecturally accurate. This value is used in LLVM to control whether partial and runtime loop unrolling are enabled (actually only for that).
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by asb 2y ago
I somehow hadn't come across this library, but have a whole blog post on the various ways people store data in pointers (and when+why it's safe) https://muxup.com/2023q4/storing-data-in-pointers
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by asb 3y ago
Yes that's what I meant. Just an assumption I'd had, perhaps the joking about Emacs vs Vim preference in programmers made me assume the groups were of similar size.
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by asb 3y ago
One source of stats is the 2023 Annual Rust Survey. The question on text editors allowed multiple responses (so percentages naturally don't add up to 100%), but 5.5% of respondents reported using Emacs for Rust vs ~30% for Vim/Neo
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by asb 3y ago
(Article author here). I'm typically executing the same compile command from shell history (or via an alias) so missing off the `'; bell` isn't really a concern, but I agree that automatically triggering it after commands of
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by asb 3y ago
On https://muxup.com/ you should see pastel-coloured randomly drawn 'roguh' highlights for the site title and for the titles of individual articles. If you mouse over, they'll be redrawn while your mouse is h
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by asb 3y ago
Yes, redrawing on hover was a desired effect - sorry if you find it offputting.
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by asb 3y ago
Also see RoughNotation < https://roughnotation.com/ >, which uses RoughJS to support underlines, highlights etc. I took some inspiration for my website (mouse over any highlighted title) < https://muxup.com
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Maglev – V8's Fastest Optimizing JIT(v8.dev)
7 points by asb 3y ago|0 comments
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by asb 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out - definitely a better choice for C++.
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by asb 3y ago
LLVM has a LoopIdiomRecognize pass which will, amongst other patterns, try to detect a loop implementing popcount [1] and convert it to the llvm.ctpop.* intrinsic [2]. I've not looked at why it's not matching this loop, but the si
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by asb 3y ago
I've tweaked the wording - thanks again!
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by asb 3y ago
Article author here. Thanks for calling that out - the intent wasn't to make readers who might not have been aware feel bad. It really came from my worry about being seen to write about something that is trivial and everyone knows alre
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by asb 3y ago
Do you have a reference on that? This summary of the Alpha AXP < https://danluu.com/dick-sites-alpha-axp-architecture.pdf > states "Normal load or store instructions that specify an unaligned address take a precise
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by asb 3y ago
> Here’s the reality of the matter, though: whether or not you agree with the Sutskever/Shear tribe, the board’s charter and responsibility is not to make money. This is not a for-profit corporation with a fiduciary duty to its shar
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by asb 3y ago
99.9% of my clang invocations are from the build dir of the git tree I'm working on, so I could be missing something known to others on the distribution side - but let me try my best answer. Firstly, as you probably know the Clang&#x2F
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by asb 3y ago
You could certainly change the default `-march` to rv64g (plus whatever extensions you want) rather than rv64gc. That provides mostly what you'd want, though there's some small chance that inline asm or hand-written assembly using
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by asb 3y ago
https://muxup.com/ I keep meaning to post more, but it's hard to find time. RISC-V, LLVM, and a few other things.

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