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6d65

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    Comment #45812578

    Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing. I wasn't sold about the source level snapshot tests, they seemed clunky and not that universal. But, I am definitely giving snapit …

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    Comment #38110108

    I have been tracking 5950x prices and anything over $300 seems unreasonable. And I think I'm just going to get a 7700x and a new MB and 32GB of RAM, it should be a $500-sh upgrade.…

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    Comment #38027048

    Since everyone is sharing, I'm using bookmarklets daily, the main ones being 3x and 2x, which find the video element in the current page and speed it up. I also made some overlay g…

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    Comment #29258787

    Another great post in the series. I've been trying to bootstrap my own deep learning framework in Rust for a while now. I'm still stuck at implementing the stuff on the CPU. But I'…

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    Comment #29059732

    I'm vaguely familiar with Factor and hopefully not in process of reinventing it. I was planning to investigate this space just for fun. Most likely nothing will come out if it and …

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    Comment #29057393

    Maybe I'm not using the proper FP function term. I don't mean functions as objects that you can store or pass around or higher order functions. Just take some arguments from stack,…

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    Comment #29056571

    There's a twitch streamer(tsoding) doing a FORTH like language from first principles. I've watched a couple of episodes and went started my own. I learned a bit of arm64 assembly, …

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    Comment #28316555

    Well, Microsoft became quite a big company off the OS and their business suite. Of course it will be hard to find corporate clients for a mobile os, but may be doable. But, you're …

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    Comment #28315672

    You have fair points and much more experience than I have in this domain. Yeah, $5 even at a 1M users is probably not that much, having to maintain drivers, and as you mentioned se…

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    Comment #28314705

    I was thinking not too long ago about how phones are missing an installable os with a clear business plan. There is the potential(given an unlocked bootloader), to use webusb to al…

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    Comment #28299201

    By ecotypes i meant exotypes(see https://cs.stanford.edu/~zdevito/pldi083-devito.pdf )

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    Comment #28298860

    Eyesore is a precise word for the local keyword, from what I see the variable names in scripts are usually short, and the local keyword seems to draw more attention than the variab…

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    Comment #28298364

    Yep, it makes sense. With the popularity of Roblox with the young people, and it using Lua for scripting, Lua can see a renaissance of some sorts.

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    Comment #28294699

    I will definitely give it a try. Even after many years of not using terralang I still cannot forget what a good of an idea it is. Nelua seems like a more pragmatic implementation o…

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    Comment #27998229

    Bought the PDF after reading the free web version, the work definitely has a lot of love put into it and this has to be rewarded. I've skimmed the web version till the end, but tho…

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    Comment #26034994

    You're right about Swift for Tensorflow. It is an interesting development. I have installed swift on Linux just to play with it. Was dissapointed to see that Swift for Tensorflow w…

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    Comment #26034952

    You might be right, I seem to have confused the pytorch(and tf eager mode) differentiation approaches with numerical methods. I'm making a Pytorch inspired ML framework, and indeed…

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    Comment #26030270

    AFAIK, It's mainly used for implementing gradient descent, which is used for training neural networks. Frameworks like pytorch, tensorflow, probably used back propagation to calcul…

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    Comment #25869608

    The way I see it, this is what programmers do, they turns things into programs. A good example are hardware description languages, where hardware designers write programs, and at t…

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    Comment #25863826

    Yes, my plan is to do it in Rust. I did start it in luajit first, because I thought that it will be a faster feedback loop. I created an OpenGL window, and set up nodemon to restar…

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    Comment #25860624

    I've used it, it's very good. I've started my own programmable cad after using openscad, I just couldn't look at aliased lines and weird colors anymore, plus making complex models …

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    Comment #25844210

    I'm a powershell user for about 7 years now, or more. Have a lot of bindings, helpers in my powershell profile, and use it everyday for work. That being said, I'll never use it on …

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    Comment #25791673

    Geekbench M1 single threaded ~= 1720 M1 multi threaded ~= 7400 Ryzen 5900h single threaded = 1520 Ryzen 5900h multithreaded = 9325 Ryzen is consuming 45W, M1 is said to consume 13.…

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    Comment #25468131

    The description says it's autograd + XLA. So I assumed it always compiles to GPUs via XLA. But, had a look in the code and jax has cublas and RoCm blas, and it looks like there is …

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    Comment #25402223

    I've been playing with OpenCL lately. Is such a shame that the support is so spotty, and even Apple(who I think started it, probably as a CUDA alternative for their AMD cards), are…