hogepodge

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by hogepodge 1y ago
One of the big differences here is that the Mojo/Python interop package is doing a lot of the heavy lifting of compiling and loading the code. The goal here is to have a language that's close to Python that gives you hardware acce
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by hogepodge 1y ago
I'd say less abandoned, and more deferred. It was highly aspirational goal, and practically speaking it's better right now to take inspiration from Python and have stronger integration hooks into the language (full disclosure, I w
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by hogepodge 1y ago
There's pretty broad support for server-grade and consumer GPUs. It's a bit buried, but one of the most reliable lists of supported GPUs is in the Mojo info documentation. https://docs.modular.com/mojo/stdlib&#
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by hogepodge 1y ago
The comic is a fun bit of side marketing we put together (full disclosure, I work for Modular leading the DA/community team). On the "showing our work" side of things, there have been a few recent posts we've published.
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by hogepodge 1y ago
You're right that a good graph compiler will do this for you. There still may be times, like if you're interfacing with another library, where you'll need to switch a matrix between row major or column major layouts.
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by hogepodge 1y ago
This was the first time we ran an event in the office with this wireless mic setup. We're definitely aware of the problems, and will have them fixed for the next event.
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by hogepodge 14y ago
Something to think about. This isn't the first time a show disappeared. Remember when Geek Friday was good and Dan was co-hosting it with Faith? One wonders what happened, any why Dan was made angry enough to suggest a truly dismal co-host