tboerstad

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   by tboerstad 2y ago

   Thanks for the interesting info! My guess would be iHeartMedia
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   by tboerstad 2y ago

   0x1E is the record separator, in ASCII precisely for this purpose. Too bad it’s not popular, here we’re stuck with inferior TSV/CSV
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   Meta lured Android users to spy on Snapchat(twitter.com)

   6 points by tboerstad 2y ago|0 comments
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   by tboerstad 3y ago

   This is insanely fast, obviously a game changer over time. You should try the demo! This seems to be using custom inference-only HW. It makes a ton of sense to use different HW for inference vs training, the requirements are different. Nvid
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   by tboerstad 3y ago

   The animations at the bottom are really fascinating. I wonder if it's some kind of simulated annealing algorithm(s)?
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   by tboerstad 3y ago

   Thanks for the info. Been using one of the knots for years, donated now.
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   by tboerstad 3y ago

   I was debugging a Heisenbug once, developing embedded FW for a mobile phone. After some time, I noticed that the phone seemingly only crashed in one area of the open office floorplan where I was working. I started walking around the office
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   by tboerstad 3y ago

   Here's a complementary tool for creating (scatter) plots of the CSV-file, note that this the 100k rows example from your link: https://csvplot.com/remote_file.html?url=https://media.githu...
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   Training LLMs with AMD MI250 GPUs(mosaicml.com)

   28 points by tboerstad 3y ago|2 comments
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    by tboerstad 3y ago

    Thank you. I don’t know what I expected to hear, but it wasn’t that
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    Thank you for csvbase, today is the first time I've seen it. I believe PapaParse, a JS library for parsing CSV files, uses Content-Range to stream large CSV files in chunks. https://csvplot.com uses PapaParse under the hood
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    In case the author sees this: Thank you for enabling CORS so that it's possible to plot examples from other sites. It would be awesome if the Content-Range header was allowed as well Here is an example of plotting the first dataset th
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    Magic!
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    Thanks,TIL about Glava!
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    Cool, do you have a link? That was also my first, and only, shader experience (www.soniplot.com)
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    Slack admits to leaking hashed passwords for five years(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)

    3 points by tboerstad 4y ago|0 comments
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    New Texts Shed Light on Elon Musk’s 2018 Spat with Saudi Fund(bloomberg.com)

    2 points by tboerstad 4y ago|0 comments
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    DRC and LVS are just logical checks right? “Is the minimal distance between all metal routing > 10 nm” etc. Can you explain why high precision is needed for that?
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    Are the analog parts (current nitrist etc) autorouted now? I worked on MCU layout around 2011, and only the digital logic was autorouted/placed.
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    by tboerstad 4y ago

    What is wrong with Namecheap?
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    Tesla recalls nearly 579,000 U.S. vehicles over pedestrian warning risk sounds(reuters.com)

    2 points by tboerstad 5y ago|3 comments
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    A ConvNet for the 2020s(arxiv.org)

    2 points by tboerstad 5y ago|0 comments
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    Easy Scalable Text Rendering on the GPU (2016)(medium.com)

    1 points by tboerstad 5y ago|0 comments
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    by tboerstad 5y ago

    Thanks for the demo, clever implementation.
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    C++20 Coroutine Synchronous Parser Combinator Library(github.com)

    2 points by tboerstad 5y ago|0 comments
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    by tboerstad 5y ago

    This sounds like model predictive control. Does anyone know the difference between the methods?
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    by tboerstad 5y ago

    I had the same experience. When given the option to override, the whole experience is ruined for me. I’ve often thought of a lock out for investing. “I’ll buy this stock, and I’m not allowed to sell it for 5 years”. A hack is to invest in e
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    by tboerstad 5y ago

    Agree, good insight!
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    by tboerstad 6y ago

    Love the library! I did not know about signed distance functions, and I am just amazed of the complex shapes that can be made from simple primitives. Thank you!
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    Performance of KISS FFT compiled to WASM vs. fft.js(toughengineer.github.io)

    1 points by tboerstad 6y ago|0 comments