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by hmaarrfk 3mo ago
That’s a large support matrix. Congratulations. Do you link to the shared object files? Or do you use subprocess?
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by hmaarrfk 3mo ago
What version of ffmpeg does this use? Last I tried torch tools used really outdated version of ffmpeg at the time of their release.
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by hmaarrfk 2y ago
From the same developer ;)
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by hmaarrfk 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. That was a great read
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
When you are trying to design high performance IP, you are often trying to ensure that your design is mathematically correct, inputs and outputs are matching a complicated 100 page specification. You are also trying to parse out the minimum
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
Thank you for tackling this critical problem for logic designiners. I think the tools available are much too old for fast paced workflows. From my experience attempting to get a similar workflow down for my company: I tried to use verilator
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
the other thing i notice from the story was that an update on something considered mission Critical was not given an update on within 24 hours. IT should have volunteered the info regarding how far back in the backlog this was classified as
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
https://www.bugsnag.com/blog/bug-day-460m-loss/ It made me laugh! And cry inside
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
This is a story where a one line change of a hardcoded value actually went well. I could image a scenerio where somebody stored the number of months of backlog as a 2 bit value. 0, 1, 2 or 3, you know, to be smart and clever. This may not a
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by hmaarrfk 3y ago
Thanks for this link. They also seemed to have avoided libraries like numpy. In my mind, python made it possible to hardware optimize with libraries like numpy quite easily. Avoiding it is a mistake. I'll try to see if I have time to p
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by hmaarrfk 4y ago
All the projects you listed are community projects that have grown over the years to become the backbone of scientific computing. conda-forge, has evolved as one of the major conda community projects that helps release the latest releases f
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by hmaarrfk 4y ago
I was trying to find this thread again, https://jumpshare.com/ The logos look really similar....
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by hmaarrfk 5y ago
I'll take a survey tomorrow to see how many people know what kelvin to C conversion is off the top of their head. The other issue is when you get to Candelas!
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by hmaarrfk 5y ago
No. Typically SI is implicit. Everything else is explicit.
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by hmaarrfk 5y ago
I typically stick to "SI" units. Then, somebody asks me to code in the temperature of a system. And I have to think: "Is now really the time that I want to teach people the difference a kelvins and celsius?" So my rule b
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by hmaarrfk 7y ago
Ramona Optics | Embedded Systems Engineer | Durham, NC | Onsite At Ramona Optics, we’re combining machine learning with novel optics to reinvent what’s possible with a microscope. Founded by Caltech graduates, Roarke Horstmeyer and Mark Har
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
Thanks for the link. I wonder how they are doing tail call optimization in python
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
> And Coconut code runs the same on any Python version, making the Python 2/3 split a thing of the past. My understand was that the big issue was the fact that [third party] libraries assume that strings were made of 8bits character
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
Yes.
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
conda basically proves that you can install almost everything one needs in the user's home directory. they have been working more and more on being completely independent from things like system compilers as well.
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
Often scientists are using hardware to acquire new data. The acquisition hardware might be on a PC that came installed from the manufacturer where you are told not to change anything. Touching that PC, in anyway would be considered harmful
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
It is quite navigable. You can click anywhere on the table of content and it will get you right there. There is also a sidebar with bookmarks that work. You can basically skip 70 pages. Considering it is already 2000 pages, you have to use
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by hmaarrfk 8y ago
You can bring it up as an issue on github. They can probably move it down to the bottom. The change log has A LOT of value if you are trying to figure out what version you should upgrade to. If you are stuck on an older version, then you ne
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by hmaarrfk 9y ago
When apps send me notifications on my phone, it is a reminder for me to uninstall them. When sites send me annoying ~~adds~~ notifications, it is a reminder for me to turn on adblock for them. edit: adds to notifications (also I can't
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by hmaarrfk 9y ago
When I replaced an iPhone5c screen, the notion of selling the glass+LCD was still new. We used a hot gun to delaminate the cracked screen from the glass, then UV cured epoxy to glue the screen back (don't ask me why we had a UV gun). T
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by hmaarrfk 9y ago
I think the notion that "An apple product cannot be repaired" is also an internet spread cliche. I found that it was pretty easy to replace the battery and screen of the last few cellphones I've owned. Ironically, it was much