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aconz2
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About aconz2
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Comment #44182128
Ahh good to know about those -builder repos. It would be awesome to publish the compilers as container images, could also publish the squashfs as an artifact to a registry. And it …
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Comment #43342112
Thanks, will get that fixed
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Comment #43337087
Thank you! I'm also excited at the possibilities and today you can share "long links" (with all the data embedded in the URL's fragment) but in the future short links with storage …
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Comment #43335510
You can run any program that is in the container you select. Right now it ignores the entrypoint from the container config (though you could manually copy that into the Cmd field).…
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Comment #43334983
Yeah names are hard and it is just a working name. I'm simultaneously using containers as the distribution and runtime mechanism but also wanted them to be an implementation detail…
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Show HN: Program Explorer, a container playground
Inspired by Compiler Explorer and other playground/fiddle websites like jsfiddle, db-fiddle, Go playground, and Rust playground, I thought it would be cool to have a playground for…
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Comment #42172280
To add on since this took me a while to understand: for a single token, self attention is permutation invariant because we take the qK (one query dot all the other keys) weighted s…
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Comment #42148509
Great read and visuals. I think they typo'd the pun on basically/basisally. It got me thinking about program synthesis in the following scheme: data is embedded as vectors and prog…
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Comment #41680192
surprised they didn't go straight into cloud-hypervisor, though I haven't actually tested with gpu yet but it is on my todo list. OCI layers can use zstd compression. I wonder if t…
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Comment #41572598
Wow thanks for the info! This was a good overview of one system https://academic.oup.com/mt/article/25/4/14/6815410 - 5um slice thickness at 0.7um per pixel and ~1 TB/cm^3, max sam…
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Comment #41556846
Bit late and I posted essentially this same comment on their site in hopes they'll see it, but this article jumped out at me because a while ago I was thinking about what it would …
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Comment #41185016
Very nice writeup and I appreciate the effort put into showing the process. I got nerd sniped yesterday playing around with how to find the isle_opt.rs filepath from the core file …
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Comment #40866112
Nice article, really like the survey bit. I know titles are just one tiny aspect, but they do set the tone, and in this case framing as a negative ("sad state") might put people of…
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Comment #40646414
Late to the party, but I think my summary is (L is context length, C is hidden dimension, H is headsize, C = H * nh): 3.1 Optimised attention: Instead of using a learned W_V to pro…
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Comment #40614413
Is there code somewhere? I don't totally understand the double position and shuffling. Interesting they use concat instead of plus for the positionals
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Comment #40584172
Nice, this is really helpful to compare with minigpt in pytorch. I think I like the dimensions in the variable names. Kinda miss seeing the modules used in a module being setup in …
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Comment #40565635
very cool, love the website design and the blog posts had a lot of interesting bits, like the backplate removal jig. I was kinda surprised to see an fpga in there but makes sense. …
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Comment #40534927
Sounds cool. Does the DRAM exist both in the SPU (4 kelvin) area and 77 kelvin area? This paragraph is a bit confusing: > We call it a superconductor processing unit (SPU), with em…
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Comment #40427398
> Recent multimodal foundation models are very widely adopted but still model different modalities separately, often using modality specific encoders or decoder Is this accurate? I…
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Comment #40299381
Very interesting, do wish we could play with it since it is a show hn, maybe repost when it is open sourced/usable. Looking forward to reading about how it works. How does it know …
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Comment #40292401
I have been playing around in pytorch with an a770 16GB card and hit this error. The response seems to be https://github.com/intel/intel-extension-for-pytorch/issues/... that large…
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Comment #40132037
Very cool I've been waiting for this part of the writeup. A few years ago I tried to write a similar microscope pano stitcher and used SIFT features in opencv, not sure I had come …
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Comment #40076563
The goal seems to be: "Virtual Fugaku provides a way to run software developed for the supercomputer, unchanged, on the AWS Cloud". Is AWS running A64FX's? Is there more info on al…