flakiness

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by flakiness 6d ago
mind sharing a link or two on the native code generation bit? I'm far behind from the scene but still curious.
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by flakiness 21d ago
I'm not sure it's a bad thing. If you spend a long time with C++ code base you'll be able to decipher the otherwise-unreadable compiler errors pretty quickly, and I'd consider it a skill.
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by flakiness 22d ago
https://duckdb.org/roadmap Current Google cache of this page states: > "The DuckDB project is governed by the non-profit DuckDB Foundation . The Foundation and DuckLabs are not funded by external investors (e.g., ve
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by flakiness 28d ago
If we program NPUs on Qualcomm-based chips using Mojo, the PC AI programming as a hobby would be getting much more interesting. I wish they don't limit this to the server chips.
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by flakiness 28d ago
Also MLIR which is so prevalent in the ML compile stack everywhere. https://mlir.llvm.org/
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by flakiness 1mo ago
Now Baseten's pricing is cheaper than the official one? Probably won't last, but still interesting. https://www.baseten.co/pricing/ If anyone has tried Baseten versions of these Chinese frontier models, let m
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by flakiness 1mo ago
Tell me more about the ideas behind Cordis the plugin system. The paper is a bit too mathy to consume and I think it deserves a more accessible post or something.
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by flakiness 1mo ago
The post in question: https://openjdk.org/legal/ai It is 'OpenJDK Interim Policy on Generative AI' and their lawyers are writing the final version, according to this page. It sounds like a sensible action,
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by flakiness 1mo ago
I felt the same before then realized that what I missed was my youth. Plenty of time to kill. No real privacy need. Being a night owl with little hangover, etc. etc. Not saying that's you. Just cannot help going down the memory lane.
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by flakiness 1mo ago
Fair point. Their page doesn't list any investors.
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by flakiness 1mo ago
> we have pioneered massive scale computing and led the creation of critical infrastructure, products, and foundational AI advances that the world relies on, including multiple generations of Google Search, Google Ads, Google News, Googl
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by flakiness 1mo ago
Chairman is a stepping stone for a retirement/resignation. Apple's Tim Cook. Google's Eric Schmidt. The list goes on.
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by flakiness 1mo ago
To be honest, this feels more like a lifestyle business (aka hobby) than a startup. They truly deserve it, but I don't expect a huge success as a business. That said, I hope they write cool papers with various peers across the industry
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by flakiness 2mo ago
Maybe they don't want to say that to avoid the government scrutiny.
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by flakiness 2mo ago
Is the GL driver any better? (It sounds like it is?) It's Direct3D on windows all over again :-(
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by flakiness 2mo ago
A data point: "OpenGL ES is still supported on Android, but is no longer under active feature development. Vulkan offers the following advantages over OpenGL ES" "Vulkan is the preferred Android interface to the GPU. Android
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by flakiness 2mo ago
This is such a you-must-be-an-iphone-user comment. Enjoy the good life.
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by flakiness 2mo ago
> a mostly tech-free home. sounds like a deliberate choice ;-)
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by flakiness 2mo ago
It's a bit shocking to see them showing off blatantly disinformation-al examples. See the Japanese manga one. It says "原作監修三浦建太郎" which says its original is written by, and it is supervised the by, the famous author (who di
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by flakiness 2mo ago
FYI: this is an excerpt from https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Be-Evil-Bosses-Promises/dp/00634...
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by flakiness 2mo ago
This sounds very American (in a good way to be clear). I wonder how this applies internationally.
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by flakiness 2mo ago
Maybe it's worth getting one just to cherish this crazy moment 10 years later. This does cost money but won't cost much of your drawer space.
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by flakiness 2mo ago
> How do I actually use flashcards? My software of choice is Anki. I am not completely satisfied with it. The UI looks dated, the WYSIWYG HTML editor is clunky, and the undocumented file format makes potential porting and interoperabilit
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by flakiness 2mo ago
> that goes for like 90% of ARM hardware on Linux. And that's where AMD CPU shines vs ARM.
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by flakiness 3mo ago
If I were you, it'd be pretty much worth it when you had a conversation with Stallman.
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by flakiness 3mo ago
The example comparisons made me smile. Well done!
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by flakiness 3mo ago
I hope that law comes to CA soon. The trail walk has become a deadly adventure in the past few years because of these reckless ebikes.
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by flakiness 3mo ago
> On our internal multilingual evaluation, OCR 4 leads across all eight language groups — English, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle Eastern, Chinese, East Asian, Southeast Asian, and specialized languages (Hindi, Japanese, Georgian
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by flakiness 3mo ago
Wow, such a un-apache-y homepage I've ever seen, vs. the canonical one: https://httpd.apache.org/ (And wow, they still keep releasing it!)
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by flakiness 3mo ago
My understanding is that this is the limitation from Windows not from AMD SoC. There are several internet resources to "enable unified memory support" on linux eg [1]. As a side note, qualcomm chip set on Android has been doing th

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