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nateb2022
13,199karma·1,783submissions·January 4, 2022
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Computer/Software Engineer & Mathematician.
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- Systems and embedded engineering, with expertise in VHDL for hardware description and FPGA design
- Software development in C++, Go, Rust, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Python
- IEEE Nanotechnology Council
- IEEE Systems Council
- Analog systems
- Kernel development, focusing on Linux ABI design and optimization
- Low-level GPU driver architecture and hardware-accelerated computation
- ASIC development and methodology
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I will add that there's also Gemini in Chrome. With Chrome being the largest browser by market share, that's a powerful de facto default.
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I have yet to be convinced the broader population has an appetite for AI produced cinematography or videos. Independence from Nvidia is no more of a liability than dependence on electricity rates; it&…
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> AI is going to be a highly-competitive, extremely capital-intensive commodity market It already is. In terms of competition, I don't think we've seen any groundbreaking new research or …
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> Are there any limitations on what can be checkpointed? Checkpoints track anything written to a filesystem block, so pretty much only external state (remote DBs, etc) can't be rolled back thi…
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Noticed this is built with electron (nice job with the project architecture btw, I appreciate the cleanness), any particular reason a Windows build isn't available yet?
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> 2) Documentation. This is something that really plagues about 90% of ruby projects. And it's not getting any better. It is as if in ruby, only 10% care about documentation - at best. Look at…
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> I own the code that I bring into my repo, I belive the standard library is sufficent for my needs without having to pull in more crates. Unless you're working on something with extremely lim…
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> but if you add or remove a dependency that version may shift around a bit as a part of dependency resolution cargo add crate@version
is completely deterministic
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Probably Colin Dowling: > I say in every talk I give: “All things being equal, people buy from their friends. So make everything else equal, then go make a lot of friends.”
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https://stopslopware.net/ Your comment is AI-generated. Your entire README.md is AI generated. Your project structure is a mess, multiple overlapping packages. You declare a pkg/…
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> And these, IMO, are more prevalent than the positive ones overall. If a problem is this widespread, a conference is arguably the best place to address it. > but there are also numerous bad exa…
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https://archive.ph/iDX4L Here's part 2 https://archive.ph/v8pJm …
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> a human (or collection of them) built and maintains the system, they are responsible for it But at what point is the maker distant enough that they are no longer responsible? E.g. is Apple respon…
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That had a MIPS CPU
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If you like nvim you'd probably be interested in helix ( https://helix-editor.com/ ) too
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Just an aside, but I feel like the codebase could use some comments. I don't use Zig so it may just be my unfamiliarity with the language, but at first glance code like this doesn't seem imm…
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To be added to the Prohibited List, a substance must meet any two of the following three conditions: 1. It has the potential to enhance sport performance. (potential -> a theoretical mechanism,…
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Also worth a mention: mruby/c ( https://github.com/mrubyc/mrubyc ), which is an even smaller ruby for single-chip microprocessors…
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> but people should use llama.cpp instead MLX is a lot more performant than Ollama and llama.cpp on Apple Silicon, comparing both peak memory usage + tok/s output. edit: LM Studio benefits fro…