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aschleck
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About aschleck
I also blog sometimes at https://april.dev/
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Atherton closed their station in 2020 and, through a great twist of irony, it will become a museum for the line that's still alive next to it: https://inmenlo.com/2025/06/16/commun…
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Comment #44958961
It's been a while since I thought about this but isn't the reason providers advertise only 3.2tbps because that's the limit of a single node's connection to the IB network? DGX is …
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Comment #42372917
Bazel makes easy things hard and impossible things possible
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Comment #40054797
I had this problem and complained to AT&T support. I know it doesn't make sense to replace the modem because this is a software, not hardware, issue but they very quickly offered t…
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Comment #38655846
This is both a good thing and a bad thing, but Pulumi is way more flexible than Terraform. I wanted to have a cloud-provider-specific submodule that created resources (like EKS and…
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Comment #38642772
I found that using "helm template" to convert every Helm chart into yaml, and then using Pulumi to track changes and update my clusters (with Python transformation functions to get…
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Comment #38224446
1979 16 bit flops on an H100 is with sparsity. See footnote 2 on https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/h100/ . You should be halving it for non-sparse flops.
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Comment #38223859
It's worth noting that just because an H100 has a higher flops number doesn't mean your program is actually hitting that number of flops. Modern TPUs are surprisingly competitive w…
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Comment #37752888
Cool stuff! Do you have any thoughts about how this compares to https://github.com/fabianlindfors/reshape ?
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Comment #37608185
Luiz called large meetings "all-heads" instead of "all-hands" meetings. "Why? Because we're not sailors!" I never got to interact with him directly but he was a leader worth follow…
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Comment #37161409
Ahh this is a good idea, my friend in fact has been asking me to add it forever. I've been hesitating since the data seems so sparse but I think you're both right. Thank you for th…
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Comment #37156314
A website making trail data from OpenStreetMap easily browsable: https://trailcatalog.org/ Myself and a friend have been working on this for quite a while. It's frustrating because…
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Comment #36087153
Because they've limited the dynamism of Python so you can't do as much crazy runtime nonsense, their (vaporware) tech stack is able to (theoretically) compile more of your program …
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Comment #35737726
I built a cross of React + Wiz (a fantastic frontend framework at Google): https://github.com/aschleck/trailcatalog/tree/main/js/corgi . Totally irresponsible and probably full of …
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Comment #34989031
Atomic AI | Software Engineering | onsite South San Francisco, CA | Full-time jobs: https://atomic.ai/careers#opportunities , company: https://atomic.ai Atomic AI is fusing cutting…
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Comment #34620405
I wrote this post to try and give candidates more insight into what it feels like to be a technical coding interviewer, what we're looking for, and in the hope that more candidates…
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