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by gghh 3mo ago
Gotcha, thanks for explaining. Indeed I noticed it was 128G of memory just like the DGX.
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by gghh 3mo ago
Fair :) I'm tourist in Zig land too, follow Kristoff / A. Kelley etc, Tiger Beetle DB (written in Zig) and stuff, but only as observer / bystander.
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by gghh 3mo ago
Sorry for lazy question but some people here know this off top of their head so asking. Memory bandwidth of this chip? Last time I check an NVidia situation was for DGX Spark (the GB10 chip), it has regular LPDDR5X which by JEDEC standard c
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by gghh 3mo ago
It's bland and generic because it's a manifesto. Author (and HN submitter) is Loris Cro, aka @kristoff_it, VP of Community at Zig Software Foundation. In his role, devising as set of general guidelines to use as compass when thing
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by gghh 4mo ago
Thanks
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by gghh 4mo ago
Can you please spell out the spell out? You're linking 1300 words.
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by gghh 4mo ago
Right, Dwarkesh's episode with Reiner Pope. Didn't watch the full video but as soon I saw both going to an old school blackboard with an actual chalk in hand I could tell they meant business hehe :) Thanks for recommending the vid
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by gghh 4mo ago
Ah ok, sharing context/KV cache, I can see that helping. I need to learn more about DS V4, you seem to hint it has some advantages over previous generations in this respect. I haven't followed that closely to quite catch this argu
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by gghh 4mo ago
> _50 watts over 2 hours is 100 watt hours (Wh) which is 360 kJ._ Yes of course that was a brain fart of mine. Watt is Joule per second not certainly Joule per hour. I made the point of "lecturing" readers on power v. energy si
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by gghh 4mo ago
I'm sorry I don't understand. From the way you frame it, and the sentiment of the replies, seems like this is some scary big number. MacBook M3 Max is a beefy machine and doing inference means it's going at full send. 50W is.
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by gghh 4mo ago
As the person who posted the quote, gonna be direct: no idea. I have to say, I don't identify myself as a anarchist (maybe a bit of a sympathizer), yet I'm middle aged and finding myself a little dissatisfied by many things I see
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by gghh 4mo ago
Fair. But I think that statement isn't meant as a strict and precise definition (eg. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy or whatever), more like a "gateway" description directed at those who associate anarchism only with utte
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by gghh 4mo ago
Right. "Anarchists are simply people who believe human beings are capable of behaving in a reasonable fashion without having to be forced to. It is really a very simple notion." From: "Are You An Anarchist? The Answer May S
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by gghh 2y ago
Exactly. I see elsewhere in this page people comparing this project to Linus Torvalds starting an OS in his dorm room while studying CS. Like these were "young and clueless" devs writing an OS for fun. From the looks of it, this
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by gghh 2y ago
What I meant by it is "the fine article", meaning the post. Actually using acronyms goes against "Don't assume knowledge", incidentally a point in Eva's list (the article). I've learned the acronym here on
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by gghh 2y ago
Good point. Focus on the customer. Didn't see that aspect.
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by gghh 2y ago
Right: rude, dismissive, patronizing. Gives me exactly this impression, you put it into words better than me.
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by gghh 2y ago
I see. It was the first sentence that came to mind. The point I'm trying to make is, in my experience, "just" is often abused, as it conveniently relieves one from providing a sound argument.
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by gghh 2y ago
Well, a copy editor maybe? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copy_editing I've never used one, but I assume there are professionals for hire to do this. In fact I've read one of the advantage of going with a publ
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by gghh 2y ago
If I could add one prescription to TFA, it would be to avoid using "just" (the adverb, as in "simply") at all costs. "A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors." Maybe it is, maybe it isn&#x2
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by gghh 2y ago
Thanks for the references. I'll check them. I'm extremely biased against the business use of passive voice, to the point of getting so worked up when someone does it with me on mail or slack, that I need go to a quite room and rel
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by gghh 3y ago
Jon Hall was essentially Linus Torvalds' agent in the 90s. While at DEC, he got Linus to the right places and meet the right people, so that his "hobby, nothing big or professional" OS entered the trajectory to become what we
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by gghh 3y ago
Do you think a minecraft server (and multiplayer game servers in general) can benefit for running on a soft-realtime OS like Linux with the PREEMPT_RT patch? Games often use their tick rate (iterations of the event loop per second) as a qua
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by gghh 4y ago
Access to medication, which is reported to work well in conjunction with targeted therapy such as cognitive behavioral therapy. For more info see the book "Taking Charge of Adult ADHD" by Russel Barkley https://www.amaz
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by gghh 4y ago
I recall seeing something similar a while back, you'd traceroute to some IP address and the output was the opening text of a star wars movie https://www.theregister.com/2013/02/15/star_wars_traceroute&#x2
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by gghh 5y ago
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full Time Senior Kernel Engineer The SUSE Performance team is recruiting a senior kernel engineer. In this role, they will be responsible for fixing bugs, kernel maintenance, developing new fe
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by gghh 6y ago
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full Time Senior Kernel Engineer The SUSE Performance team is recruiting a senior kernel engineer. In this role, they will be responsible for fixing bugs, kernel maintenance, developing new fe
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by gghh 6y ago
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full Time Arm Kernel Software Engineer We're looking for an experienced Arm Linux developer to help our team make Linux run on specific Arm machines, implement new features and solve bugs
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by gghh 9y ago
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE (worldwide) or ONSITE | Full Time Debug Infrastructure Developer (Linux/GDB) As SUSE Labs toolchain developer you will be working with the community to improve the Linux toolchain (mainly GCC, GDB, b
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by gghh 9y ago
These slides are from the talk given at the Open Source Summit (formerly known as LinuxCon) last week in Prague. The abstract given at the talk page https://osseu17.sched.com/event/ByYt/replace-your-exploit-ri...

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