gorkish

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by gorkish 2mo ago
Yes, in fact it can. [1] https://calculinux.org/
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by gorkish 2mo ago
If your storage devices are native PCIe and your network is actually fast enough and your nics and switches have the proper hardware and driver support and your switches are properly configured and your nfs client and server configurations
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by gorkish 2mo ago
This is a ConnextX4 on a thunderbolt bridge. This is well trodden territory. Unless some hero of open source has come to bat recently, MacOS doesn't support RDMA with this card or over Ethernet at all for that matter. It's only su
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by gorkish 2mo ago
CRS are L3 switches; they are supposed to route and run dynamic routing protocols and do ECMP and all the good stuff so long as you dont configure features like nat and firewall that require the cpu and cant be offloaded. The one thing that
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by gorkish 2mo ago
I think you are right and most people here are overthinking it. If you make a bunch of identical API calls quickly, before the initial request completes its cache write, you will have cache misses. If you make a single API call to warm the
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by gorkish 2mo ago
There's no single call that can launch multiple event loops at the same time, so there really isn't a notion of serial or parallel; it's always going to be a simple question of how the first model calls made by each hit the b
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by gorkish 2mo ago
I'm gonna jump in here and say that the way Anthropic's KV cache works (prefix matching) doesnt guarantee this at all if the subagents are all put into flight at close to the same time. There's nothing in the agent SDK that a
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by gorkish 6mo ago
I'm betting the person who created the "artist rendering" isnt an aeronautical engineer.
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by gorkish 8mo ago
There is essentially zero chemical difference whatsoever in sugar vs corn syrup coke. sucrose disassociates in the presence of an acid into glucose+fructose simple sugars. Just being carbonated will disassociate the sucrose.
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by gorkish 8mo ago
Just a cynical observation here, but its funny how the author still hangs onto the notion that it is "the best" despite that it de facto cannot be "the best." Also, maybe dont rely on a poorly maintained app for making s
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by gorkish 8mo ago
It is kinda weird how all the chat type tools all spit out such cheeseball language despite that the raw models almost never generate stuff like that. It honestly just makes me feel like the people making this shit are so caught up in their
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by gorkish 9mo ago
woah hold on a sec. that's not how these clocks are actually used though. It's a huge huge huge misconception that you can just plunk down an "atomic clock", discipline an NTP server with it and get perfect wallclock tim
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by gorkish 9mo ago
Yeah I really don't understand why they went this direction as it builds considerable additional complexity directly into the application to solve a problem with an external component I would have probably approached this by implementi
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by gorkish 10mo ago
RISC is dead; long live RISC
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by gorkish 11mo ago
I had a look and this project is most definitely not open source. Nobody should be making that claim. Changing the HN headline to soften the project's own bombastic claim isn't really the point of the argument. It would bhe better
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by gorkish 1y ago
Web search often tanks the quality of MY output these days too. Context clogging seems a reasonable description of what I experience when I try to use the normal web.
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by gorkish 1y ago
No, unsafe-yt
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by gorkish 1y ago
So what if your adversary relays your encrypted message along another channel?
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by gorkish 1y ago
Set llm-auto-lobotomy to disabled in chrome:flags. I think this is only available in canary at the moment
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by gorkish 1y ago
Unfortunately being noble or self righteous or whatever emotion you choose has nothing to do with it. If there is a pool of grant money available only to “Focused Research Organizations,” and you want some of it for your work, then you open
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by gorkish 1y ago
All this is just the result of playing a zero sum game with industry that is traditionally very low margin. The money always comes from somewhere.
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by gorkish 1y ago
> What's the use case for the 10GbE? Is ~200MB/sec not enough? Yes; its far from close enough. My litmus test for consumers is, can they put their video files on network storage and work with them? And with modern cellphone vid
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by gorkish 1y ago
10GbaseT and SFP+ DAC are a world apart. The latter is now extremely power efficient. But even modern 10GbaseT parts are considerably improved
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by gorkish 1y ago
I'm not really sure why this is being characterized as an emerging threat. VPN-over-DNS and all kinds of DNS based exfiltration were quite popular a couple of decades ago. Still, most people don't really secure their DNS properly
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by gorkish 1y ago
The lack of highspeed networking on any small system is completely and totally insane. I have come to hate 2.5gbps for the hard stall it has caused on consumer networking with such a passion that it is difficult to convey. You ship a system
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by gorkish 1y ago
NVMe NAS is completely and totally pointless with such crap connectivity. What in the WORLD is preventing these systems from getting at least 10gbps interfaces? I have been waiting for years and years and years and years and the only thing
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by gorkish 1y ago
If you contextualize Star Trek's "isolinear chips" to be something like this, they start to seem considerably more sensible. Has anyone built a physical ASIC that embeds a full model yet?
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by gorkish 1y ago
In this case it was their logo mark. AFAIK that's the only claim that they actually made as well. Reading anything else into this story is ridiculous.
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by gorkish 1y ago
To me this whole situation seems to be a pretty good example of what not to do if faced with a copyright claim. It's tempting to see outfits like The Onion or Cards Against Humanity doing this kind of thing and feel like you are bullet
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by gorkish 1y ago
It's not, per-se, a driver doing the PD negotiation in software; it's more that the USB chipset isnt initialized and configured for PD negotiation (or anything else for that matter) until the CPU twiddles its PCI configuration spa

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