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Comment #49108198
I see a dark pattern in suburban France. Every house with kids has its trampoline, and often a play-frame and a pool too. Now, kids play with those a bit from time to time, but the…
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Comment #49081264
Seems nice! I have been using Handy https://handy.computer/ for a while and I am happy with it (using Parakeet), this seems quite similar in terms of features, except that is uses …
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Comment #46976947
AFAIK, only CoreML can use Apple's NPU (ANE). Pytorch, MLX and the other kids on the block use MPS (the GPU). I think the limitations you mentioned relate to that (but I might be m…
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Comment #45209193
I totally agree with the post. The definition of a museum is "an institution dedicated to displaying or preserving culturally or scientifically significant objects", according to W…
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Comment #43971261
Very nice! I wish they were more keen to contribute to AI/ML community an publish weights and model definition on HuggingFace. Funny enough I have just seen today a similar demo th…
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Comment #43436107
Nice! it reminds me of a very similar project a friend of mine did like 10 years ago https://github.com/simias/gb-rs
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Comment #36577920
Brainchip | Software Engineer | Full-time | On-site (hybrid) | Toulouse, France Brainchip builds edge AI on-chip processing and learning IPs. We are building the next generation of…
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Comment #30917850
It seems nice. When programming envs tend too complicated though, I tend to switch to docker: a given image will handle a given version and it's mostly hassle free. That probably w…
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Comment #30640045
This is a common thing in software too I fear. I have Firefox on macOS. Everything is configured for US English, but I live in France. When I tell Firefox to save a page (or downlo…
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Comment #27765535
It should be possible to see if a given "secure" binary makes use of a given microcode instruction. If that is the case, it could be possible to use udbgrd/udbgwr to modify the mic…
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Comment #27705211
Brainchip | Software Engineer | Full-time | On-site (hybrid) | Toulouse, France https://brainchipinc.com We are looking for a C++ software engineer with 5+ years of experience to w…
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Comment #27366025
Brainchip | Software Engineer | Full-time | Onsite | Toulouse, France https://brainchipinc.com - Brainchip is searching a C++/Python software engineer with 3+ years of experience t…
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Comment #27030845
Brainchip | Software Engineer | Full-time | Onsite | Toulouse, France https://brainchipinc.com - Brainchip is searching a C++/Python software engineer with 3+ years of experience t…
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Comment #19866551
One thing I wanted to do for a project at work is to add python bindings to our c++ library, having the least effort for having a decent python binding. Two features I am looking f…
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Comment #13109217
I had always seen HN as a place where people curious about technology, culture and society share article links and comment about them. The moderation is what makes it work. I reall…
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Comment #11478632
The top change I would love to see in C is to have a way to have conditional macros, that could produce efficient statically compiled chunk of texts of defines. I think you can get…
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Comment #7903426
The parent comment is really a good advice. I really think that doing an activity in a group helps: when you get too shy you can comfortably hide in the group, when you want to tal…
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Comment #7832319
I worked on the development of the P7, and yes, it is a dual core CPU powered by ARM cores with a quad-core GPU. The CPU is meant to be used for other projects too, so a quad core …
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Comment #7799382
Was I the only one who read Frankenstein instead of Feinstein Institute?