fwsgonzo

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Godot Sandbox: The Answer is 42(libriscv.no)
1 points by fwsgonzo 19d ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 19d ago
If our TVs are proxying requests on behalf of big tech, that's very disappointing. At the level of time to break them up and jail their execs.
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by fwsgonzo 28d ago
This goes well with JD Vance wanting to end US Dollars reserve currency status. Truly the robber barons can't just leave a shell, it has to be graveyard dead too.
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Regarding the Anthropic and Watermark Issue(twitter.com)
5 points by fwsgonzo 1mo ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 1mo ago
Hm that's strange. I have 300mbit here and the entire WASM blob is 30mb, it really should go through fast. It's hosted by Deno as a WebSocket proxy and file server. I'm wondering if it's mostly the WASM setup itself (aft
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Automatia Update: Next of Kin(libriscv.no)
2 points by fwsgonzo 1mo ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 1mo ago
I'm looking for brutal feedback for my game that I'm working on. I'm working on a cozy voxel game with RPG and platforming elements. Still early days, so I'm still figuring things out. Players play on their own private i
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Automatia Update: Friends in Cold Places(libriscv.no)
1 points by fwsgonzo 2mo ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 2mo ago
Yep, plain as day issues aren't being solved: Climate catastrophe, extreme concentration of wealth (with asset buying blowing up house prices), monopolies and oligopolies is now the standard/expectation for anything you are allowe
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Automatia Update: A New Start(libriscv.no)
2 points by fwsgonzo 2mo ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 3mo ago
Is this going to be a way to execute emscripted-built projects locally? Or is the target something else entirely, like WASM interacting with Java?
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by fwsgonzo 3mo ago
The loopholes are well known at this point. They keep renewing loans until they die, then it's tax-free after death. It's called Buy-Borrow-Die.
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Automatia Update: Unbalanced Skills(libriscv.no)
2 points by fwsgonzo 3mo ago|0 comments
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Automatia Update: Better Living Through Alchemy(libriscv.no)
3 points by fwsgonzo 4mo ago|0 comments
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Automatia Update: Pulling the (API) Strings(libriscv.no)
1 points by fwsgonzo 4mo ago|0 comments
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C++ Scripting with Libriscv(libriscv.no)
1 points by fwsgonzo 5mo ago|0 comments
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
You either have to pause the caller or prevent the caller from trampling the memory while the callee is using it. If you look at previous work like VMRPC ( https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5542746/ ) they make t
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
Sorry about that, the conference was on Feb 2, and it's supposed to be out any day/week now. I don't have a date. There is a blog-style writeup here: https://fwsgonzo.medium.com/an-update-on-tinykvm-7a38518e57
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
Best I can do is reply to an e-mail if someone asks for the paper, since it's not out yet. The e-mail ends with hotmail.
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
I actually just published a paper about something like this, which I implemented in both libriscv and TinyKVM called "Inter-Process Remote Execution (IPRE): Low-latency IPC/RPC using merged address spaces". Here is the abstra
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
desktop CPUs running inference on a single background thread would be the ideal case for what I'm considering.
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by fwsgonzo 6mo ago
How much work would it be to use the C++ ONNX run-time with this instead of Python? Is it a Claudeable amount of work? The iOS version is Swift-based.
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Automatia and the Case for Vanilla(fwsgonzo.medium.com)
9 points by fwsgonzo 7mo ago|1 comments
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by fwsgonzo 7mo ago
Gjerne det! Sitter her om dagen: https://discord.gg/4e3yd5ej
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by fwsgonzo 7mo ago
Same here, also on an island. We lost power for ~8 hours during a storm, however that is the longest I've ever experienced. I have this stone fireplace: https://www.norskkleber.no/ovner/marcello/ (Marcello 14
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by fwsgonzo 8mo ago
This is true. A multi-tier JIT-compiler requires writable execute memory and the ability to flush icache. Loading segments dynamically is nice and covers a lot of the ground, but it won't be a magic solution to dynamic languages like J
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by fwsgonzo 9mo ago
It's designed to be low-latency enough that calling into the scripting solution is not considered a high cost. With something like Lua you're likely to hold back a lot, as it has a really high entry/exit cost, and the same is
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by fwsgonzo 9mo ago
Hey, and thanks! libloong is a little bit restrained in its design. It's designed specifically to be the lowest latency sandbox. libriscv is more flexible in that it can load dynamic ELFs and run programs with LuaJIT embedded. I actual
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by fwsgonzo 9mo ago
Merry Christmas to all
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Show HN: LoongArch Userspace Emulator(github.com)
43 points by fwsgonzo 9mo ago|12 comments

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