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VonTum
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Comment #48961880
Do you have a link to Shakey's publication?
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Comment #48706106
What is a "half degree of freedom" in the matter field? (5.5 DOF from the article) Does anyone here know?The article glossed over it very quickly
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Comment #48623474
I believe the "Odin" language has this simd-awareness built-in.
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Comment #48113884
I find especially painful the tradeoff between productivity and visibility. Every minute I spend trying to advertise my project is a minute I'm not spending making it better.
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Comment #47666972
If you want to spawn multiple threads, all with access to a mutex, but without putting it behind an Arc, then you can simply spawn all your threads in a std::thread::scope(||{...})…
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Comment #47557953
You had me on the first three paragraphs, but the last two veer so far off course that I've no idea what you're trying to say. Mind clarifying?
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Comment #47479014
Well still, why tie this kind of processing to the registers themselves? Sure having a shorthand to instantiate a queue of writes I could see, but float to fixed conversion has no …
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Comment #47478777
I find it odd the author adds all these extra semantics to their input registers, rather than keeping the FIFOs, "drain + FIFOs", "float to fixed point converting register", etc as…
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Comment #47337251
Well both can be true, money is only made (or lost) on market swings. It is precisely the rich who can capitalize on such swings Whereas for regular people, an upswing means nothin…
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Comment #47303765
I've been building high-bandwidth memory streaming interfaces for HBM on VCK5000 & U280 FPGAs in my own language - "SUS". The goal is to get consistent synthesis to 450MHz such tha…
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Comment #46965212
God Roko's Basilisk is the most boring AI risk to catch the public consciousness. It's just Pascal's wager all over again, with the exact same rebuttal.
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Comment #46892600
Oh hi Rachit, long time no see. I sadly didn't have time to submit something to LATTE this year as I've been spending all my time building infrastructure for SUS. I think improving…
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Comment #46621083
https://hirtum.com
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Comment #46565974
The article specifically mentions this optimization as not working with the compiler at that time, hence the need for the separate index variable. > We will edit su.c to prevent th…
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Comment #46361322
Well really, the language _is_ the difficulty of much of hardware design, both Verilog and VHDL are languages that were designed for simulation of hardware, and not synthesis of ha…
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Comment #46342750
I miss the time when "confused" for a computer program was meant in a humorous way.
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Comment #46341652
Regulation is about setting minimum standards for acceptance, not specifying exactly how. This means that if I walk into a random croissant shop and buy a croissant, I don't subseq…
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Comment #46300328
What would be an example of "Wise wisdom"?
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Comment #46256669
Oh, I just came back from Shimla actually. I stayed in Narkanda for 2 days to do some hiking, and Shimla one day, though I didn't interact with many people there. My next stop is K…
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Comment #46256312
Just now, I'm travelling through India, and today was particularily rough. (I'm trying to go from Delhi Airport to Agra). Multiple Ubers turned out bad (scams, no-show, or fucking …
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Comment #46219238
Oh nono, with tree-sitter, you get an untyped syntax tree. That means, you have a Cursor object to walk the tree, which creates Node objects as you traverse, that have a "kind" (na…
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Comment #46218080
Printing the hash of the result is a nice trick I've used a couple of times myself, but jumping through the hoops of making the inputs parametrizeable (a la env vars) is only going…
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Comment #46217348
I've used tree-sitter for generating my parsers in Rust, and just working with the untyped syntax tree it generates, and gives you error-tolerance for free. It's a bit of a setup a…
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Comment #45899517
Software Transactional Memory is an interesting idea. I looked into it with much interest as I hadn't heard of it before. Sadly, the simplicity benefits it touts over Mutexes simpl…
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Comment #45727103
For the uninitiated in AArch64, are there specific parts of it you're referring to here? Mostly what I find is that it lets you stitch common instruction combinations together, lik…