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serialx

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About serialx

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/serialx; my proof: https://keybase.io/serialx/sigs/oEU8jNpQOfoVNZZedCVSRW4mZWKfASS_FRlSJvi_tII ]

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    Look into all-smi https://github.com/lablup/all-smi It supports all GPUs thinkable including Apple Silicon and many AI accelerator cards.

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    Comment #44839154

    Yeah, attention sinks were applied to gpt-oss

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    Ah sorry, you might be right. I meant "sparse reward" as a reward system that is mostly 0 but occasionally 1. Your "sparse reward" means only providing reward at the end of each ou…

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    I don't think it's only using sparse rewards because of the format rewards. The training recipe is pretty comprehensive and involves multiple stages.[1] The paper mentions that whe…

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    So to my understanding, this work reproduces DeepSeek R1's reinforcement learning mechanism in a very small language model. The AI gets "rewards" (like points) for doing two things…

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    Comment #42286763

    Change the currency to USD

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    Comment #42272491

    What are the compute requirements for solving efficient energy grid transmission? Is there a efficient algorithm that is able to solve this?

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    Comment #42242085

    Is there any plans to add Well-known URI[1] as a standard? It would be awesome if we can add services just by inputting domain names of the services. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/…

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    PSA: You can also use singleflight[1] to solve the problem. This prevents the thundering herd problem. Pocache is an interesting/alternative way to solve thundering herd indeed! [1…

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    Actually, llama.cpp running on Apple silicon uses GPU(Metal Compute Shader) to inference LLM models. Token generation is also very memory bandwidth bottlenecked. On high end Apple …

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    Comment #40341505

    Well, iPhone already does that with photos. :)

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    Comment #36968566

    Now we just need VkDNN

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