ubedan

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by ubedan 1mo ago
Wonderful... I'm so happy to see a Rust version of llama.cpp. The true value of this will be proven over time with wide use and as PRs are merged. Do you have a feel if you'll try to drive this to stay feature parity with llama.c
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by ubedan 2mo ago
Github: https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson It showcases an especially ingenious scheme for escaping json strings, as well as the other tokens necessary to parse json. Daniel Lemire - One of the authors at QCon 2019:
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by ubedan 2mo ago
Spectacular... Reminds me of the SimdJson algorithm in terms of jaw dropping nearly unbelievable speeds through creative programming. I hope this code get popular, as it will save tons of electricity, money, CO2, etc. Have you considered p
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by ubedan 2mo ago
I believe so, with Rust being exhibit 1. Rust is known for finding rather a lot of bugs while compiling instead of during debugging. The quote you'll often see is: "If it compiles, it usually runs." The Rust compiler enforces
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by ubedan 2mo ago
I agree that both Andrew, and the author have numerous good points, and yet I see things differently. - I too am a fan of Andrew, and Zig, although all of my future plans currently are tied to Rust. - I think the crux is that we are talking
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by ubedan 2mo ago
Wonderful tech, and video example. I think there may also be a special forces application, but I don't know enough about how well their current solution works. In the office, a non-contact video solution (lip reading) is likely to be f
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by ubedan 5mo ago
Kudos... I have noticed the same issue with agents/llms, and you appear to have solved it the best way possible. Spectacular! Thank you for sharing it openly!
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by ubedan 5mo ago
Kudos... Wonderful work that I think has real value in certain situations... Thanks for sharing!
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by ubedan 7mo ago
Brilliant Job! I think you have landed on fundamental concepts that will be core to Agents and AGI going forward. Congrats on a very impressive project, video, website, etc. I think this is going to be big! Please consider writing an academ
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by ubedan 1y ago
"There’s a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. ... Now, mostly dead is slightly alive. Now, all dead…well, with all dead, there’s usually only one thing that you can do." I personally believe that illumos will survive
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by ubedan 1y ago
It’s fantastic to see Makepad reach its 1.0 release. Congratulations to Rik and the entire team for this spectacular achievement! The dedication and effort put into this project are truly commendable. Makepad presents a compelling approach
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by ubedan 2y ago
The 8.19.2024 Oxide.Computer podcast talks about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNHMYp8M40k Of special interest is that they are maintaining a completely free pre-rugpull version of CockroachDB that was forked before
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by ubedan 2y ago
It's scary to have you say that when logitech recently looked a computer mouse that needs a subscription: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/07/logitech-has-an-idea...
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by ubedan 2y ago
I would also look at Qubes. It basically reinstalls a new desktop vm every time you boot the computer, and allows, but has extra safe guards for using usb, cut-copy-paste, templates, support for tor etc. But it's slow for obvious reaso
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by ubedan 2y ago
Are the requirements for fast rust compilation written down somewhere? Is that something you'd consider sharing, possibly with all of the tricks you've learned about how to get around various situations that would otherwise lead