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convivialdingo
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About convivialdingo
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Comment #49176265
That's incredible! I see you ran into many of the same MIR issues and limitations I did. I pulled several fork patches and wrote a thread local stack extension. I'll definitely che…
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Comment #48951520
That's fantastic, love the ability to inspect each state and see it as a whole running in real-time. I remember seeing a C64 simulator that showed the memory/cpu state - but this g…
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Comment #48949367
I've been toying with a better C... https://github.com/panaflexx/classyc Started with the excellent MIR compiler, and I wrote much of the class/string/json/dict, exceptions and AI …
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Comment #47275302
Or anti-Democrat forum? Let's not pretend this isn't a California law, or a bipartisan political power grab.
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Comment #47267809
Man, that's pretty excellent! I once built a demo-ish encrypted network boot system using similar initrd techniques. It's a fun hack working in the preboot environment.
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Comment #47182102
Anyone who's grown up around the upper class social strata understands this to be true.
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Comment #46963552
Similar story for myself. It was long and tedious for my mental model to go from Basic, to Pascal, to C, and finally to ASM as a teen. My recent experience is the opposite. With LL…
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Comment #46785590
That's super impressive! Definitely one of the best quality conversational agents I've tried syncing A/V and response times. The text processing is running Qwen / Alibaba?
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Comment #46729122
That’s amazing effort - I am impressed. Awesome to see more small teams making impressive leaps.
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Comment #46546843
Impressive! The cloning and voice affect is great. Has a slight warble in the voice on long vowels, but not a huge issue. I'll definitely check it out - we could use voice generati…
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Comment #46546726
I spent a few months working on different edge compute NPUs (ARM mostly) with CNN models and it was really painful. A lot of impressive hardware, but I was always running into soft…
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Comment #44037882
When I use the "think" mode it retains context for longer. I tested with 5k lines of c compiler code and I could 6 prompts in before it started forgetting or generalizing I'll say …
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Comment #44008731
I tried replacing a DMA queue lock with lock-free CAS and it wasn't faster than a mutex or a standard rwlock. I rewrote the entire queue with lock-free CAS to manage insertions/rem…
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Comment #43822839
Wonder if this could work for li-ion batteries as a current collector? You could potentially lower charging times and handle higher power applications and higher temperature ranges…
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Comment #43725283
Downvote me all you want - the fact remains that previous Google models were so riddled with guardrails and political correctness that it was practically impossible to use for anyt…
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Comment #43725222
Dang - Google finally made a quality model that doesn’t make me want to throw my computer out a window. It’s honest, neutral and clearly not trained by the ideologically rabid anti…
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Comment #43605638
Once things are a little more stable, I will put it up! Right now you can just break before the (fun_call)() delegate and disassemble the fun_call in gdb. The basic trick is to add…
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Comment #43595345
I’ve been modifying the the MIR c2mir JIT compiler to extend the c11 compiler to support simple classes, boxed strings(immutable, nun-nullable) with AOT support. Imagine if Java an…
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Comment #43207655
Here's what I found researching this. US domestic TB funding by CDC, through state and local programs, have not been cut. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is…
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Comment #43098725
You can thank Biden, actually. On the merits, this Court previously held that no provision of § 8468 prevented the plaintiffs' removal. See Mem. Op. at 7. First, the Court noted th…
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Comment #42177344
I guarantee that piece of code has a comment like /* This should never happen */ if (waypoints.matchcount > 2) {
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Comment #42176750
Wow, looks like a great product! That's a great idea to use NFS as the protocol. I honestly hadn't thought of that. Perfect. For IBM, I wrote a crypto filesystem that works similar…
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Comment #41975672
I used to work with the guy who was named by DJB in the crypto export case which removed the restrictions. IIRC, the NSA guy used to be his student!
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Comment #41788073
Super old… my first experience with a “virus” was an Amiga boot sector attack from 1986! At the time the morris worm had inspired some folks to see if they could spread binaries by…
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Comment #41679853
Fourier was measuring tidal waves when he came up with wave frequency transforms - so in a way this is almost a full circle. Very impressed!