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mgaudet
8mo ago
Is this just sort of expected for these models? Should users of this expect only truncation or can hallucinated bits happen too? I also find Javert in particular seems to put in huge gaps and spaces... side effect of the voice?
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mgaudet
8mo ago
Eep. So, on my M1 mac, did `uvx pocket-tts serve`. Plugged in > It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it
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mgaudet
8mo ago
Regular blog: https://www.mgaudet.ca/blog/ Technical Blog: https://www.mgaudet.ca/technical/
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Non-Traditional Profiling
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Exploring a Language Runtime with Bpftrace
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mgaudet
1y ago
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A Performance Investigation Challenge
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User Defined Primitives: A Sketch
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Making Teleporting Smarter
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5 Years of CompilerJobs
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mgaudet
2y ago
It's too bad the title prefix "75x Faster" got dropped.
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mgaudet
3y ago
I stumbled a bit using jj on a big repo [1], but I too am very interested in seeing it grow and evolve. I plan to return to my experiment sometime, would love tips on large repos and making it more manageable. [1]: https://www.mg
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mgaudet
3y ago
https://www.mgaudet.ca/ for general interest stuff, https://www.mgaudet.ca/technical for tech stuff. Some good ones IMO: - Implementing Private Fields for JavaScript https://www.mgaudet.ca/t
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mgaudet
4y ago
Big thumbs up to the Landmark Histories project ( http://thelandmarkancienthistories.com/ ). Excellent production value making reading these histories much more managable -- you're 100% right on the frequent maps and goo
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mgaudet
5y ago
Would also be interesting to see if this is a Java issue, or a JVM implementation issue: ie, does an OpenJ9 based JVM (Available under the weird IBM Semeru name here [1]) have similar behaviour? [1]: https://developer.ibm.com
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mgaudet
5y ago
Interesting. OpenJ9 has something similar in preview: https://blog.openj9.org/tag/jitserver/
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mgaudet
5y ago
I too would love this icon, and would take a PR from teams who can speak to that. Hard to judge often!
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mgaudet
5y ago
Yeah, I posted a blog post [1] that explains my motivation in curating this list. Seeing the broad range of companies that do this kind of work was really helpful early in my career. [1]: https://www.mgaudet.ca/technical
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mgaudet
5y ago
I think it's possible to join the compilers field with no previous experience if you can find the right team willing to mentor. Best would be for you to have adjacent skills that are valuable to the team; things like domain expertise,
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mgaudet
5y ago
Pull requests very welcome! Even if to just update your team location and/or add internships and remote friendliness.
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Implementing Private Fields for JavaScript
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Compiler, Language and Runtime Teams
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mgaudet
7y ago
I have been curating this list [1] for the last little while, and made it public about a month ago. While not a list or positions as the URL suggests, ands to help remind people that compilers are in way more companies than you think! [1]: