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kenarsa
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About kenarsa
https://picovoice.ai/
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Comment #44806998
Try https://github.com/Picovoice/orca
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Comment #40512152
GitHub: https://github.com/Picovoice/picollm Platform: https://picovoice.ai/blog/picollm-local-llm-platform/ LLM Quantization Algorithm: https://picovoice.ai/blog/picollm-towards-o…
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Compute-intensive cross-platform library, which language?
Suppose you were going to create a compute-intensive cross-platform library in 2024. What would you use? C, C++, Rust, or something else?
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Comment #40390038
Reflecting on Ilya Sutskever's early contribution to DL. This paper saved my job a decade ago
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Why MSVC still doesn't support C99 features like variable-length array (VLA)?
Why MSVC still doesn't support C99 features like variable-length array (VLA)?
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Comment #40355659
100% of AVX/AVX2 have 256 SIMD registers, and Arm also has non-NEON registers, which are 256/512. of course, this requires runtime detection, but that is ok because even for native…
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Why is WebAssembly not supporting 256/512 SIMD registers?
Why is WebAssembly not supporting 256/512 SIMD registers?
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"Know" is a vague word. Everyone should know one language inside out as if they can code within a Notepad without IDE support. I think if you know three languages really well, that…
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It's interesting to see the cycle. Alexa said everyone wanted to toggle the lights and get the weather forecast. Hence, they folded. Now, we are back with "stronger" tech and want …
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Comment #33965089
Have you noted that the board has no connectivity chip? If I had a way to connect to internet without the required chip I had a better story to tell. You snippet of FAQ is correct …
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Comment #33965079
Picovoice runs on almost anything: web browsers, mobile, desktop, single board computers, and microcontrollers. For the platforms that have connectivity (i.e. almost anything aside…