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frozenport

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About frozenport

Been here for more than a decade.

Its been quiet a journey!

From wordpress to ai by way of hustling and a PhD!

Professional experience in hpc, publishing, wet lab biology, optical physics, startups, medicine, compilers and AI.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46382211

    Groq kept delivering so their valuation has effectively gone up. A year ago it wasn't clear if they'd stay competitive but it seems they are.

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    Comment #46381643

    >> if groq and cerebras combined There isn't to be shared between the two techs, Groq's hardware is a like a railgun that installs all the weights into the optimal location before …

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    Comment #45479183

    The author's laundry list of fixes are already formally done, most of things the author wants to treat as fraud are already treated as fraud.

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    Comment #45005666

    Yeah we generally don’t give those permissions to agent based coding tools. Typically running something like git would be an opt in permission.

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    Comment #44974721

    Yo what’s the next hype cycle that smart folks like us should be working on?

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    Comment #44719535

    Yeah, specially in STEM. Despite posturing by some academic administrators, most folks have no social agenda for a country they recently immigrated to.

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    Comment #43394040

    Imagine actually wanting to work at Amazon

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    Comment #43385464

    Indie dev turning profit first year is part of the typically success story for indie devs.

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    Comment #43300854

    It looks very adhoc So ideally the ml network would solve the problem end to end but these authors seem to be using a network for only one step of their otherwise classic image pro…

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    Comment #43250991

    lol these guys aren’t vcs Term sheets from vcs increasingly include a “don’t do an ico”

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    Comment #43168939

    No because these cuts do nothing to address fraud. In the immediate it seems to have cut short the next generation of scientists leaving more of the entrenched old hands.

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    Comment #43136829

    Traitorous eight would have been cooler

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    Comment #42996574

    Hmm, but was the reconquista really a capitalist venture?

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    Comment #42996362

    This investment makes no sense because ai is supposed to take us into a post scarcity society?

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    Comment #42826933

    I did speak to folks on the North Vietnamese side. I kinda found it really interesting. They read these stories of escape as emblematic of the southern government’s cowardice rathe…

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    Comment #42820746

    The real problem is that MDPI occasionally hosts more legitimate work.

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    Comment #41439623

    What if they just charged Apple users 30% more?

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    Comment #41156760

    You’re repeating the type and hoping it doesn’t change when you really just wanted the value.

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    Comment #41047424

    Can we direct link to the actual chat site?

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    Comment #41046161

    Mermaid doesn't scale beyond simple plots try https://perfetto.dev/ which can ingest basic csvs

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    Comment #40843732

    “exotic” signal representation without much practical utility despite the fact that they have been around the signal and image processing community for more than 30 years now. Mayb…

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    Comment #40773186

    Yeah but you need to port the SIMD before shipping anyways? So if you're doing incremental stuff might as well stub out the calls with "not implemented", and start filling them in.…

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    Comment #40772700

    Struggling with the use case. It seems like this is when you have the source or the libs but choose to mix x86 and arm? It would seem if you have the source etc you should just bit…

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    Comment #40677009

    I think semi analysis commented that they have pipelines instead of batches[1]. So every clock cycle you're doing useful work rather than loading up people into batches. And thats …

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    Comment #40627440

    Well I've been using the groq public api, and its approx. the rates claimed. Economics and costs are hard to predict. For example, Groq is not using HBM chips. So probably the card…