konradha

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by konradha 15d ago
It is beyond me how they managed to acquire such funding. Sounds a lot like an earlier quantum computing effort which pivoted to "AI" as well: https://zapataquantum.com
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by konradha 1mo ago
What's the easy way here? Linking CUDA into your Rust binary?
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by konradha 2mo ago
Every engineer who's worked with "agentic" workflows can tell that this is entirely generated with very little tweaks. It's embarrassing.
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by konradha 5mo ago
This is a strong assertion that's directionally wrong. No matter the economy's state or any AI progress, experts are always searched for.
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by konradha 6mo ago
How are FPGAs "bruned into silicon"? Would be news to me that there are ASICs being taped out at CERN
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by konradha 9mo ago
The millstones of the gods grind late, but they grind well. It depends where you're from -- there is always potential for dramatic change in a people as obedient as the German.
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by konradha 9mo ago
I do hope that sufficient humiliation will suffice for DB leadership to enact harsh measures. German precision and punctuality are still there in its people. It's not lost yet.
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by konradha 10mo ago
I've been trying my hand at RL envs for various sparse matrix algorithms in CUDA. It's easy to generate code that "looks good", "novel" and "fast". Escaping the distribution and actually creating nove
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by konradha 1y ago
80kms for the longest day, amazing. The most I achieved in the north of Berlin was about 30kms/day. Also, is "Shengan" a british spelling quirk?
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by konradha 2y ago
Next article: What's SASS?
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by konradha 2y ago
I'd be interested as well!
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by konradha 3y ago
There is project bringing Fortran to the browser, though (_using WebAssembly_) https://dev.lfortran.org/
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by konradha 3y ago
Read some of the performance-related work here: https://acl.inf.ethz.ch/publications/
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by konradha 3y ago
I know some people who took a look at their StaSi files. Today's really different compared to what happened then: There wasn't someone from inside your inner circle transmitting every joke and every utterance to "law enforcem
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by konradha 3y ago
Would you happen to have sources on the three orders of magnitude speedup coming at no cost? I'd assume porting + data movement considerations making this task non-trivial.
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by konradha 3y ago
LFortran is not necessarily using LLVM IR to compile. It's building up an ASR [1] structure that's already being used in the LFortran-specific backends. Potentially it can make full use of Fortran semantics! [1] https:/&#x2F
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by konradha 3y ago
Oh absolutely. That work is a gem, I've used it for quite some research. Good idea to refer to this, too!
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by konradha 3y ago
How to write Fast Numerical Code https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~franzf/papers/gttse07.pdf
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by konradha 3y ago
Disentangling hype from practicality: https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.00523
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by konradha 6y ago
Location: Switzerland Remote: yes Willing to relocate: anywhere within 1000km radius to Zurich, Switzerland Technologies: eBPF, performance optimization, parallel programming (MPI, OpenMP, pthreads, C++14), C, C++, Python, G
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by konradha 6y ago
How so?
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by konradha 6y ago
'Regime shift' is a fairly common term when talking in the context of time series.
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by konradha 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_and_Namaqua_genocide
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by konradha 7y ago
Of course it's cancelled, Berset put 1000 people as a hard maximum with events with below 1000 people attending only allowed under risk assessment measures (ie. they might even cancel events below that threshold).
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by konradha 7y ago
Since it does not treat technologies but rather concepts, it is very much up to date. Everybody in HPC does Monte Carlo and parallel processing, these concepts are still fundamental to working in scientific computing.