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gebdev
1mo ago
I’ve been thinking about this same idea recently, so I’m glad it exists now! The biggest benefit I see is to enable RAM constrained GPUs to perform inference of large parameter models with surprisingly high throughput. Because only a single
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The Thirty Million Line Problem (2019) [video]
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7mo ago
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Improper Hierarchy (2018) [video]
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9mo ago
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gebdev
9mo ago
Loved this article. It showed how lacking my knowledge is in how operating systems implement concurrency primitives. It motivated me to do a bunch of research and learn more. Notably the claim about how atomic operations clear the cache lin
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gebdev
10mo ago
> My experience with arenas is that they increase performance at the cost of a little extra memory usage. ack, thanks! You’re exactly right, I got my words mixed up.
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Pathological PATH
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10mo ago
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A Day at the Park (2013)
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gebdev
10mo ago
This article is really well written. I like how it defines a new concept (bughouse chess), then uses it to help describe an emotion they’ve been feeling wrt more popular culture. I also think bughouse seems cool (aside from the issues menti
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gebdev
10mo ago
This is a great example of how ADTs can be implemented in C by emulating classes, despite the loss in brevity. For the first item on reference counting, batched memory management is a possible alternative that still fits the C style. The u
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1y ago
While I tend towards the side of the article, I find it difficult to agree (or follow) many of the points it makes, which is a bit disappointing. For example, under “ChatGPT Is So Popular”, they disagree with the premise then use the argume
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gebdev
1y ago
This is an interesting study. I wonder how the LLM option might compare to human written responses in the same format (but with higher latency), or even to having a physical human in the room. Given some of the points from the conclusion ab