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arpadav
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About arpadav
* https://github.com/arpadav
Currently building https://inspectra.dev
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Comment #48463154
So aliens?
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Comment #48406332
this might be an extremely stupid question, but is this just a demo project of https://github.com/ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm ? or is this bringing forth some other utility that im not …
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Comment #48358280
Location: SLC, Utah (UTC-6) Remote: US Friendly Willing to relocate: No (after 2 years, yes) Languages: Rust, CUDA, C++, Python, MATLAB Misc tech: Linux, JAX, PyTorch, TensorRT, ON…
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Comment #48340843
looks like a cool project, but id say keep working on it since there seems to be some confusion on why someone would want to use this: no benchmarks and overall pretty vibe-codey (…
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Comment #48229914
> “is a mess” then cites two examples where you have to write a couple extra args.. better title: “QOL changes i wish UV had”
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Comment #48099413
is this even comparable? lol
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Comment #48098717
the main 4 i see are: 1. use-after-free, drop semantics vs manual cudaFree 2. kernel args enforced using `cuda_launch!` whereas CPP void* args is just an array of pointers, validat…
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Comment #48098409
i'll have to check this out, thanks!
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Comment #48098393
perhaps not drop-in, but all my workflows with cudarc have always been "i make cuda kernel, i use cudarc for ffi to said kernels, i call via rust" - which for this case is pretty a…
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Comment #48097693
This is amazing.. ive been working with custom CUDA kernels and https://crates.io/crates/cudarc for a long time, and this honestly looks like it could be a near drop-in replacement…
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Comment #47949700
daily driver has been zed ever since they introduced helix more. still super excited to see how far it can go. congrats to them
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Comment #47783002
this looks awesome
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Comment #47601038
i've had my shot at sycamore a number of times. IMO leptos (leptos.dev) has far more fine-grained capabilities, and dioxus (dioxuslabs.com) is overall more hand-holdy but also powe…