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by kevmo314 10d ago
Boring and standard more often than not results in me having to trace through six files.
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by kevmo314 17d ago
It would skip the Cloudflare to server network hop that the author mentions being rather expensive for cache misses.
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by kevmo314 17d ago
If you’d like to reduce the network latency further you can store each trie node as a file, naming it conveniently the prefix path to that node. Then dump the few hundred million files onto R2. Now the traversal can be done completely via C
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by kevmo314 21d ago
I'll pause on the response for now since the condescension is not warranted.
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by kevmo314 21d ago
They did make a decision? The current decision is no, that’s what it means to pause applications.
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by kevmo314 21d ago
That’s a pretty penny on the bandwidth bill alone!
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by kevmo314 24d ago
It does sound quite hard if that’s the mentality you’re approaching it with.
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by kevmo314 24d ago
I suspect most who worked at Google did not work on Google infrastructure before getting there.
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by kevmo314 24d ago
There are plenty of similarly tiny language models in the realm of tts too. Gatekeeping what’s interesting misses the forest for the trees.
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by kevmo314 24d ago
That's like saying the only way to do real engineering is with Google-scale Borg deployments. You can do quite a lot on very little hardware, r/StableDiffusion is a prime example.
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by kevmo314 1mo ago
Maybe we can help businesses fail faster
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by kevmo314 2mo ago
Riding the marketing hype train, of course.
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
The pot calling the kettle black…
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
Next week on HN: Solving Multiple Parallel Wordle with SIMD
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
Their competitive advantage is not so much running the browser but rather making the browser undetectable. They boast a large residential proxy network too, which tells you all you need to know.
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
The other 2% your entire prod deployment gets deleted.
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
It starts stacking a second circle
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
If it's only 14M parameters, why not ship it to the client and run on the user's device?
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by kevmo314 3mo ago
Free with an easy monthly payment of $20!
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
I’ll take one vibe life please
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
> This is not the first time we can see Nvidia taking shortcuts to achieve maximum performance of their GPUs Why is implementing it correctly not performant? For context I have no idea how rounding is typically implemented anyways.
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
If he had made less money doing it he probably would have gotten away with it.
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Lupine: A GPU-over-IP Bridge(github.com)
4 points by kevmo314 4mo ago|0 comments
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
It's surely possible but if it's, for example, 10% slower, that easily eats into execution time and that directly translates into a sense of "maybe it's just worth it to pay the license fee for this year" after just
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
The difficult part is the place and route algorithm, not the bitstream. The proprietary ones already take quite a long time to solve: I regularly have 12-24h runs. Perhaps an open source one could do better? But it's not quite as strai
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
Management wants you to want to have an experience.
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
Does TinOS come next?
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
The American work week has been progressively shortening over the years: https://www.gallup.com/workplace/658235/why-americans-workin... Americans including myself love saying we’re busy though.
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
Maybe if we destroy the internet faster we’ll move on to the next thing sooner
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by kevmo314 4mo ago
You can keep my computer's lid open for the low price of $25/mo

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