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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Hotels in Dallas for at least 15 years have disuaded people from walking even a few blocks downtown because they equate all the homelessness with crime. I found this funny because by far the biggest danger I have seen there are endless elec
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Second strongest I remember in my 16 years here, with the 2014 Napa Quake being notably more shaking.
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
The blog post is about using an NVIDIA-specific tensor core API that they have built to get good performance. Modular has been pushing the notion that they are building technology that allows writing HW-vendor neutral solutions so that user
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Saw an exhibit with some of her work, I think in Albuquerque. Was surprised/delighted to see weavings of circuits.
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
I’ve also been curious to see actual users compare/contrast their experiences with other options, but so far haven’t seen that. There seem to be enthusiasts who have experimented a bit and like what they see but I haven’t seen much els
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
TLDR: In order to get good performance you need to use vendor-specific extensions that result in the same lock-in Modular has been claiming they will enable you to avoid.
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
The market tends to be pretty efficient for things like these. We’ve seen significant rapid adoption of several different ML solutions over the last decade, yet Mojo languishes. I think that’s a clear sign they aren’t solving the real-world
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Oxmiq Labs(oxmiq.ai)
3 points by subharmonicon 1y ago|0 comments
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Cancelled my membership many years ago over their refusal to support open access.
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Windows machine with NVIDIA CPU & 5070 class GPU?
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Love this paper and read it several times, most recently around 10 years ago when thinking about whether there were looping constructs missing from popular programming languages. I have made the same point several times online and in person
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
I recall the original post about Lungy. Having had an incentive spirometer prescribed for post-surgical use after being on bypass, my experience was that it seemed boring and like a waste of time, so anything that makes breathing exercises
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by subharmonicon 1y ago
Off topic, but the typesetting here looks top notch and I am curious if anyone can elaborate on the tooling used to render this for the web?
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
My dad grew up in 1930’s Detroit and would tell us about how when he was five his mother would give him a little money and have him walk a few blocks to the baker to get a loaf of bread. I grew up in the 70’s where after maybe eight we had
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
I’ve spent 30 years working on compilers. They have bugs. Lots of them. With that in mind, the article is correct that the vast majority of issues people think might be a compiler bug are in fact user errors and misunderstanding. My experie
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
> But it is absolutely true that the federal government is endlessly wasteful; it’s insane watching everyone around me get gaslit into thinking the government is actually efficient. It's also absolutely true that private companies a
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
Making fewer pennies means needing more nickels. Which have an even larger loss per unit: https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/10/business/cost-to-make-penny-n...
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
Why did the select subcommittee not report that Fauci lied if in fact he did? Why did Fauci raise the possibility of a lab leak on Feb 1, 2020, if he was trying to cover that possibility up? Time and time again we see conspiratorial claims
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Automatic Warp Specialization in Triton(github.com)
1 points by subharmonicon 2y ago|0 comments
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The universe is expanding too fast to fit theories: Hubble tension in crisis(sciencedaily.com)
3 points by subharmonicon 2y ago|0 comments
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The Interview: Curtis Yarvin Says Democracy Is Done(nytimes.com)
8 points by subharmonicon 2y ago|0 comments
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Jensen Huang keynote at CES 2025 [video](youtube.com)
156 points by subharmonicon 2y ago|93 comments
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
Thanks!
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
I have known about slang for some time but hadn’t heard about these commercial products. Can you elaborate?
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
I’m honestly a bit surprised if that’s the first time you’ve seen something like that. I’ve been working on compilers 30 years, primarily on optimizers (although some frontend work as well). Learned C from Borland C and C++ from…Zortech C++
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
The latest standard is from 2019: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8766229 There is still some flexibility in implementation, for example how and whether FMAs are formed for a given compiler when FP_CONTRACT is ON,
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
Fight Club. It came out at a time in my life when I was struggling to avoid the pull of consumerism and had a strong sense of isolation in the modern world. I used to watch this quite often. When it came out I was also at a point in my life
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
The “Personal Voice” feature on iOS is a fantastic way to capture your own voice in case you are eventually in a position that you cannot speak naturally. I set it up when it first came out. It’s imperfect, but very very good.
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
Specifically a lot of younger people are using cannabis, rather than alcohol, so alcohol use has declined in those populations.
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by subharmonicon 2y ago
The article doesn’t even attempt to explain this, but this is talking about Carmel-by-the-Sea, a small part of the greater Carmel area. I’ve not seen any street addresses, just house names, in my few dozen trips where I have walked through

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