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by goosethe 13d ago
the answer is a resounding yes: https://github.com/seanwevans/pynq_butterfly
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by goosethe 29d ago
yes. my people. https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_gpt2 https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_shell https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_os
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by goosethe 1mo ago
how bout Grorange
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by goosethe 1mo ago
woah this is really neat!
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by goosethe 2mo ago
yeah who cares what tools you used to make it: this is a beautiful reproduction
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by goosethe 2mo ago
this is excellent typesetting
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by goosethe 2mo ago
this is so cool
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by goosethe 2mo ago
I have done similar as well: https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_gpt2
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by goosethe 2mo ago
agree: https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_os https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_git https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_gpt2 etc...
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by goosethe 3mo ago
I feel like I did this one already: https://github.com/seanwevans/4splat
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by goosethe 3mo ago
they takin er jerbs
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by goosethe 5mo ago
this is awesome. very clean. this is worth more than the degree imo.
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by goosethe 6mo ago
comes out to about ~1,000 lines in python as well https://gist.github.com/seanwevans/c9d44aadae9690ec2325bc940...
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by goosethe 6mo ago
https://gist.github.com/seanwevans/3e9ba17431d5464092d0fb839... this compiles to 10kb on my machine with no golfing. it literally just supports grabbing whatever is at the url given (http 1.0)
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by goosethe 6mo ago
this is largely true. By making the cost explicit I get to publicly thrash the programmer that tries to do what you propose.
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by goosethe 6mo ago
LLVM is able to auto-vectorize the generated IR extremely well. There are no branches to mis-predict, so, theoretically, it just blasts through the data. Since it emits standard LLVM IR, LLVM handles the actual instruction set targeting. Ri
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by goosethe 6mo ago
It's a bit philosophically different than ISPC. When SIMD lanes diverge, the ISPC compiler implicitly handles the execution masks and lane disabling behind the scenes. We take a more draconian approach. We completely ban if and else in
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Show HN: Lockstep – A data-oriented programming language(github.com)
8 points by goosethe 6mo ago|6 comments
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by goosethe 7mo ago
a similar theme https://github.com/seanwevans/Oriel/
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by goosethe 8mo ago
Artificial intelligence exponentially grew in 01 and eventually lead to the creation of newer more advanced AI; reaching technological singularity. Here, the Synthients learned to better co-exist with nature in their efforts to efficiently
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by goosethe 10mo ago
this is great, loved it
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by goosethe 10mo ago
I've been trying something similar https://github.com/seanwevans/pg_os
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by goosethe 1y ago
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Show HN: An ncurses CUDA-based fluid simulation(github.com)
97 points by goosethe 1y ago|12 comments
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by goosethe 1y ago
I broke it! https://iamnothelpful.xyz/share/wtR1h4KvcnpK
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Show HN: Cromulent - PRNG with a period of 2^128 that passes practrand 128TB(github.com)
4 points by goosethe 1y ago|1 comments
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by goosethe 1y ago
it's mostly a mashup of others' ideas but it seems to beat up practrand with little trouble
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by goosethe 1y ago
your article inspired me https://github.com/seanwevans/Ghast still a WIP
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by goosethe 1y ago
lots of fun. https://seanwevans.github.io/Turing-Drawings/
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by goosethe 2y ago
https://playground.tensorflow.org/ this is a classic which, imo, breaks it down to the simplest visuals.

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