vanilla-latte

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by vanilla-latte 7mo ago
That's a very good point, it didn't cross my mind thinking about this from a DSL pov
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Show HN: Assembly Language for Agents(github.com)
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by vanilla-latte 3y ago
I love Projection Lab, it's the perfect product that allows me to track many streams of income, expenses, investments, and tax over time. With little effort, I was able to model my personal finance trajectory and build very a useful ov
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by vanilla-latte 3y ago
I find it immensely helpful for boilerplate code and ‘autofilling’ trivial things. It’s like a next generation intellisense. On average, instead of spending about 5 mins copying and modifying code, I can spend about 2-3 mins typing out a co
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by vanilla-latte 3y ago
I was never very good in high school. If I tried very hard, my best score would always be close to 80%. I never liked being told how and what to study, that kind of environment never fit well with me. Uni was a much better fit, being able t
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by vanilla-latte 3y ago
For me recently, it was learning about backpropagation with batch normalisation. I realised that I had many gaps understanding what and how to partially derive with vectors and making sure their dimensions aligned with the 'with respec
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by vanilla-latte 4y ago
I wouldn't say it runs well. It runs faster than my desktop CPU, but slower than my GPU.
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by vanilla-latte 4y ago
My dev desktop has the following: - Ryzen 5950x - 16 GB RAM - 1070 8 GB The limiting factor was the VRAM. The M1 has the ability to use more VRAM than your typical gaming GPU because of the shared RAM. I see this as a big advantage.
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by vanilla-latte 4y ago
One advantage that I have with the M1 Pro 32 GB RAM over my gaming desktop is that I'm able to run large ML models such as Bloom, Whisper, and Stable Diffusion with reasonable performance.
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by vanilla-latte 4y ago
https://uninformed.space/index.html A simple blog where I post about anything that interests me.