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America, a Love Story(american-innocence.com)
2 points by aschleck 7mo ago|0 comments
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Boltz(boltz.bio)
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by aschleck 11mo ago
Atherton closed their station in 2020 and, through a great twist of irony, it will become a museum for the line that's still alive next to it: https://inmenlo.com/2025/06/16/community-interest-meeting-on.
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by aschleck 1y ago
It's been a while since I thought about this but isn't the reason providers advertise only 3.2tbps because that's the limit of a single node's connection to the IB network? DGX is spec'ed to pair each H100 with a Co
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Good binding data is all you need(leashbio.substack.com)
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Just know stuff, proteinML edition(kidger.site)
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Functional, multi-objective protein design using continuous relaxation(github.com)
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by aschleck 2y ago
Bazel makes easy things hard and impossible things possible
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by aschleck 2y ago
I had this problem and complained to AT&T support. I know it doesn't make sense to replace the modem because this is a software, not hardware, issue but they very quickly offered to replace the modem and now my DNS isn't getti
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by aschleck 3y ago
This is both a good thing and a bad thing, but Pulumi is way more flexible than Terraform. I wanted to have a cloud-provider-specific submodule that created resources (like EKS and GKE) that then exported output values (think kubeconfig), a
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by aschleck 3y ago
I found that using "helm template" to convert every Helm chart into yaml, and then using Pulumi to track changes and update my clusters (with Python transformation functions to get per-cluster configuration) made my life so much b
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Binary Keyboardinator [video](tiktok.com)
2 points by aschleck 3y ago|0 comments
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by aschleck 3y ago
1979 16 bit flops on an H100 is with sparsity. See footnote 2 on https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/ . You should be halving it for non-sparse flops.
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by aschleck 3y ago
It's worth noting that just because an H100 has a higher flops number doesn't mean your program is actually hitting that number of flops. Modern TPUs are surprisingly competitive with Nvidia on a perf/$ metric, if you're
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by aschleck 3y ago
Cool stuff! Do you have any thoughts about how this compares to https://github.com/fabianlindfors/reshape ?
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by aschleck 3y ago
Luiz called large meetings "all-heads" instead of "all-hands" meetings. "Why? Because we're not sailors!" I never got to interact with him directly but he was a leader worth following. This is a sad day.
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That’s cool, but can your build system run Snake?(blog.engflow.com)
1 points by aschleck 3y ago|0 comments
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by aschleck 3y ago
Ahh this is a good idea, my friend in fact has been asking me to add it forever. I've been hesitating since the data seems so sparse but I think you're both right. Thank you for the feedback!
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by aschleck 3y ago
A website making trail data from OpenStreetMap easily browsable: https://trailcatalog.org/ Myself and a friend have been working on this for quite a while. It's frustrating because it has come so far (showing trail dat
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by aschleck 3y ago
Because they've limited the dynamism of Python so you can't do as much crazy runtime nonsense, their (vaporware) tech stack is able to (theoretically) compile more of your program into GPU kernels.
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by aschleck 3y ago
I built a cross of React + Wiz (a fantastic frontend framework at Google): https://github.com/aschleck/trailcatalog/tree/main/js/corgi . Totally irresponsible and probably full of bugs, but I was so
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by aschleck 4y ago
Atomic AI | Software Engineering | onsite South San Francisco, CA | Full-time jobs: https://atomic.ai/careers#opportunities , company: https://atomic.ai Atomic AI is fusing cutting-edge machine learning and struc
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by aschleck 4y ago
I wrote this post to try and give candidates more insight into what it feels like to be a technical coding interviewer, what we're looking for, and in the hope that more candidates might see the interview as a conversation (versus simp
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Let's talk about the technical coding interview(april.dev)
3 points by aschleck 4y ago|1 comments
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Lessons not worth learning(lethain.com)
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by aschleck 4y ago
It's worth noting that Google is also working on JAX these days and that's picking up steam, and one reason is because its API is super clean.
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by aschleck 4y ago
(chiming in here as a founding engineer at Atomic) So I spent more than 8 years as a SWE at Google, and now work here with both experimental biologists and machine learning scientists. And yes, a lot of the concerns mentioned in this thread
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by aschleck 4y ago
This is sort of a confusing article because it assumes the premise of "you have a fixed hardware profile" and then argues within that context ("Most scientific computing runs on queues. These queues can be months long for the
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by aschleck 4y ago
The permissions management (user/group but with cloud roles) is what I miss most. NFS style approaches assume that I will give every user an unprivileged user on their local machine and deny root access so they can't just create a
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by aschleck 4y ago
Bazel works well when you're in Google's situation: many teams working on separate but connected projects, in multiple languages, infinite money to fund infrastructure teams and near constant migrations, a mandate that all code (*

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