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by vpanyam 1y ago
Yeah having traits for this in the stdlib would be nice. You might find Lunchbox [1] interesting. I needed an async virtual filesystem interface for a project a few years ago (and didn't find an existing library that fit my needs) so I
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Wildcard Tables in BigQuery(smallthingssql.com)
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Spamming "Hi" at Every LLM(twitter.com)
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Photorealistic complex scenes with Midjourney V6(old.reddit.com)
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Parsing an Undocumented File Format(blog.vivekpanyam.com)
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Carton now supports running ML models from C and C++(blog.vivekpanyam.com)
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by vpanyam 3y ago
I'm definitely open to it if there's interest (or if someone wants to help), but I don't have plans to implement Windows support myself at the moment. The currently supported platforms [1] were mostly driven by environments I
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by vpanyam 3y ago
That's a good question! There's an FAQ entry on the homepage that touches on this, but let me know if I can improve it: > ONNX converts models while Carton wraps them. Carton uses the underlying framework (e.g. PyTorch) to
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by vpanyam 3y ago
In addition to the benefits mentioned in the sibling comment, zip files let you seek to and access individual files in the archive without extracting all files (vs tar files for example). This lets us do things like fetch model metadata [1]
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by vpanyam 3y ago
Thanks :) It uses the NVIDIA drivers on your system, but it should be possible to make the rest of CUDA somewhat portable. I have a few thoughts on how to do this, but haven't gotten around to it yet. The current GPU enabled torch runn
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by vpanyam 3y ago
Yes, that's a use case Carton supports. For exmaple, if your model contains arbitrary Python code, you'd pack it using [1] and then you could load it from another language using [2]. In this case, Carton transparently spins up an
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Show HN: Carton – Run any ML model from any programming language(carton.run)
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by vpanyam 4y ago
I'm working on the second part of my Nerf Dart Missile Defense system project [0]. Building a robot that can track nerf darts and shoot them out of the air has a lot of interesting technical challenges so it's a fun project :) I a
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My first time using Rust “for real” (Rust vs C++)(blog.vivekpanyam.com)
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Show HN: Octet Video – Ultra fast video transcoding, 50% cheaper than AWS(octet.video)
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by vpanyam 4y ago
More details: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/partner-exclusivity-faq
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Twitch announces the end of exclusivity clauses in partner contracts(twitter.com)
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Having, a less understood SQL clause(smallthingssql.com)
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How the JWST positions mirrors with nanometer accuracy [video](youtube.com)
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Tour of Intel Chip Fab [video](youtube.com)
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by vpanyam 4y ago
Wow, thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)
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by vpanyam 4y ago
First off, thank you for taking the time to write this. I really appreciate the feedback. I agree with some of your points and in fact I was originally going to post the video with “[part 1]” in the title, but I decided to leave it out and
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by vpanyam 4y ago
Thank you so much!
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by vpanyam 4y ago
Thank you! I don’t have any particular outcomes in mind, but we’ll see what happens!
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by vpanyam 4y ago
Thank you!
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by vpanyam 4y ago
Thank you so much! Good luck starting a channel. I definitely learned a lot during the process of making this video. One thing I found helpful was to write out what I wanted to communicate and iterate on that before filming anything. Maybe
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by vpanyam 4y ago
That’s quite a compliment, thank you!
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Show HN: I’m Building a Nerf Dart Missile Defense System [video](youtube.com)
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by vpanyam 5y ago
I’m building a robot that can track nerf darts and shoot them out of the air. I’ve worked on other projects in robotics and object tracking (perception for self driving cars), but this has a whole different set of challenges. Nerf rival rou
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by vpanyam 6y ago
Adding backends for TensorRT, ONNX, JAX, etc are on our TODO list (and we'd love to see PRs to add support for these and others)! We actually do use TensorRT with several of our models, but our approach is generally to do all TRT relat

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