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convivialdingo
14d ago
The Thundering Herd has thundered, apparently.
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14d ago
And now Claude is down - API Error 529 Overloaded https://status.claude.com
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1mo ago
That's incredible! I see you ran into many of the same MIR issues and limitations I did. I pulled several fork patches and wrote a thread local stack extension. I'll definitely check it out and see what I could do. I added two c
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2mo ago
That's fantastic, love the ability to inspect each state and see it as a whole running in real-time. I remember seeing a C64 simulator that showed the memory/cpu state - but this goes beyond that.
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I've been toying with a better C... https://github.com/panaflexx/classyc Started with the excellent MIR compiler, and I wrote much of the class/string/json/dict, exceptions and AI made the generics,
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7mo ago
Or anti-Democrat forum? Let's not pretend this isn't a California law, or a bipartisan political power grab.
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7mo ago
Man, that's pretty excellent! I once built a demo-ish encrypted network boot system using similar initrd techniques. It's a fun hack working in the preboot environment.
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7mo ago
Anyone who's grown up around the upper class social strata understands this to be true.
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7mo ago
Similar story for myself. It was long and tedious for my mental model to go from Basic, to Pascal, to C, and finally to ASM as a teen. My recent experience is the opposite. With LLMs, I'm able to delve into the deepest parts of code
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8mo ago
That's super impressive! Definitely one of the best quality conversational agents I've tried syncing A/V and response times. The text processing is running Qwen / Alibaba?
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8mo ago
That’s amazing effort - I am impressed. Awesome to see more small teams making impressive leaps.
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8mo ago
Impressive! The cloning and voice affect is great. Has a slight warble in the voice on long vowels, but not a huge issue. I'll definitely check it out - we could use voice generation for alerting on one of our projects (no GPUs on h
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8mo ago
I spent a few months working on different edge compute NPUs (ARM mostly) with CNN models and it was really painful. A lot of impressive hardware, but I was always running into software fallbacks for models, custom half-baked NN formats, ra
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1y ago
When I use the "think" mode it retains context for longer. I tested with 5k lines of c compiler code and I could 6 prompts in before it started forgetting or generalizing I'll say that grok is really excellent at helping my
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1y ago
I tried replacing a DMA queue lock with lock-free CAS and it wasn't faster than a mutex or a standard rwlock. I rewrote the entire queue with lock-free CAS to manage insertions/removals on the list and we finally got some better n
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1y ago
Wonder if this could work for li-ion batteries as a current collector? You could potentially lower charging times and handle higher power applications and higher temperature ranges.
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1y ago
Downvote me all you want - the fact remains that previous Google models were so riddled with guardrails and political correctness that it was practically impossible to use for anything besides code and clean business data. Random text and
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1y ago
Dang - Google finally made a quality model that doesn’t make me want to throw my computer out a window. It’s honest, neutral and clearly not trained by the ideologically rabid anti-bias but actually super biased regime. Did I miss a revolt
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1y ago
Once things are a little more stable, I will put it up! Right now you can just break before the (fun_call)() delegate and disassemble the fun_call in gdb. The basic trick is to add reloc support to the x86 translate code, mark external call
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1y ago
I’ve been modifying the the MIR c2mir JIT compiler to extend the c11 compiler to support simple classes, boxed strings(immutable, nun-nullable) with AOT support. Imagine if Java and C had a love child, basically. MIR is a fantastic piece of
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2y ago
Here's what I found researching this. US domestic TB funding by CDC, through state and local programs, have not been cut. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is still funded by the US congressional appropriations th
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2y ago
You can thank Biden, actually. On the merits, this Court previously held that no provision of § 8468 prevented the plaintiffs' removal. See Mem. Op. at 7. First, the Court noted that “the power of removal from office is incident to the
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2y ago
I guarantee that piece of code has a comment like /* This should never happen */ if (waypoints.matchcount > 2) {
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2y ago
Wow, looks like a great product! That's a great idea to use NFS as the protocol. I honestly hadn't thought of that. Perfect. For IBM, I wrote a crypto filesystem that works similarly in concept, except it was a kernel filesystem
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2y ago
I used to work with the guy who was named by DJB in the crypto export case which removed the restrictions. IIRC, the NSA guy used to be his student!
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Super old… my first experience with a “virus” was an Amiga boot sector attack from 1986! At the time the morris worm had inspired some folks to see if they could spread binaries by infecting every disk inserted. That’s all it did….. spread.
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2y ago
Fourier was measuring tidal waves when he came up with wave frequency transforms - so in a way this is almost a full circle. Very impressed!
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2y ago
Another one to try is GameSalad. It’s paid but has a forum, knowledge base, support, and generally aims at the younger developers with visual coding.
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Agreed. Even the premise that it was always cheaper to manufacture abroad is flawed in many respects as Congress subsidized offshoring over many years as part of an effort to encourage globalization. Companies often receive massive tax brea
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Texas to subpoena Google for election interference
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