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Linus Torvalds: And I claim that that is the real problem with AVX-512 (and pretty much any vectorization). I personally cannot find a single benchmark that does anything I would e…

There are completely stand-alone systems like: https://NN-512.com The stand-alone code generator (a statically linked executable written in Go with no dependencies outside the Go s…

And https://NN-512.com

You're in for a big surprise. Try using the language. Spend some time using Go, and you will be impressed by its performance. You'll wonder, "Were all those haters on Hacker News m…

Convolutions are fused into convolutions, elementwise operations are fused into convolutions, everything is inlined except where function calls are needed for pthread work units (a…

So... ...you were unable to decipher this Hacker News comment thread... ...unable find some C code and build it with GCC and make an executable for yourself... ...but you think you…

Here is the C code for a DenseNet-121 generated by NN-512: https://nn-512.com/browse/DenseNet121 Even if you had the C code available to you, you would have a hard time producing t…

This will not be able to reverse engineer fully-customized, fully-fused neural networks generated by NN-512: https://NN-512.com NN-512 generates custom code for all the operations,…

Are you seriously suggesting that the language should not have notation for allocating zeroed primitive types and receiving the address of the allocation? var ( p1 = new(int) p2 = …

You can think of Go as the modern representative the Plan 9 and Oberon schools of thought -- their answer to (and replacement for) C and C++. The fact that it was developed at Goog…

It's used like this p := new(int) since you can't say p := &int{}

For small-scale transformer CPU inference you can use, e.g., Fabrice Bellard's https://bellard.org/libnc/ Similarly, for small-scale convolutional CPU inference, where you only nee…

https://NN-512.com

Go. The obvious right choice. But Meta is in the advertising business and Google is a competitor.

As an engineer who uses Go and appreciates it as a replacement for most purposes where you might use C or C++, the complaints just seem bizarre. You've got people who argue against…

From a customer's perspective, it isn't clear that a hardware/software taxi driver is in any way better than a human taxi driver, particularly with (human) driver assist preventing…

Yes, but did he buy her a horse?

From a customer's perspective, it isn't clear that a software taxi driver is in any way better than a human taxi driver, particularly with (human) driver assist preventing collisio…

Colin Percival's Tarsnap: https://www.tarsnap.com/ Colin is "Security Officer Emeritus, FreeBSD".

Animats, I was a fan of your Downside site: http://downside.com/ Downside's goal is to remind people that we're experiencing a financial bubble, and that financial bubbles always b…

In other words, you believe the cost of the human is subtracted but there is no additional hardware/maintenance/remote-operation/R&D-investment cost to add? Anyway, I think we can …

Well, we'd have to look at the cost of the hardware and maintenance and fallback remote operators and the R&D investment to evaluate whether a robotaxi fleet is indeed cheaper. And…