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taktoa
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Comment #47483333
In section 4.4 it discusses the effect of the technique on Cadence Genus, which is a PD/synthesis tool. My point is that you have to flatten the graph at some point, and most of th…
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Comment #47482277
Regarding synthesis, I think approaches like this often seem promising to software engineers but ignore the realities of physical design. Hierarchical physical design tends to be w…
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Comment #45523191
I think what you're describing is SPMD, which is a compilation strategy, not a hardware architecture. I am not sure but I think SIMT is SIMD but with multiple program counters (1 p…
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Comment #45298919
Rust and C++ implement generics with monomorphization rather than boxing, so there is a potential performance hit associated with a type like this in Java that is guaranteed not to…
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Comment #44495802
Not just when the codomain is a field, but more generally when the codomain is itself a vector space. The former is a special case of the latter where you construct a 1D vector spa…
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Comment #41411176
Definitely not an ARM situation.
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Comment #39856262
> In a clocked design the clock signal needs to be routed to every element on the chip which requires a lot of power, the more so the higher the frequency is. Clock only needs to b…
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Comment #37706800
I git cloned the repo and then ran sloccount after checking out various commits (just did `git log | grep -C3 'Jan 1 [0-9:]* 2017'` or similar to find the relevant commits)
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Comment #37701302
The open source release of XLA predates Lattner's tenure at Google by 7 months, and it definitely existed before that -- the codebase was already 66k SLOC at that point. During his…
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Comment #34447839
I'm pretty sure those numbers are for training, not inference. I've run it on _CPU_ and gotten ~1 token per second.
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Comment #32206401
Spanish flu is an orthomyxovirus, not a coronavirus. There are some cold-causing coronaviruses though.
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Comment #32134634
The heat emitted by burning fossil fuels is completely irrelevant compared to the greenhouse impact. We burn about 11.7 gigatons of oil equivalent a year, which over 200 years woul…
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Comment #31973924
I feel like something important here that's been overlooked is how easy it is to get the driver into the socket. This places a very real limit on how fast a large number of screws …
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Comment #31973900
Torx wood screws are common (albeit less common than Phillips, and more expensive) in US hardware stores
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Comment #31882958
Monorepos are not mutually exclusive with binary dependencies.
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Comment #31804292
Agda
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Comment #31147463
Nix syntax has braces and semicolons... the only similarity to haskell is in using juxtaposition for function application (though this is technically optional; nothing is stopping …
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Comment #30974273
I always learned/used the CLRS definition, despite having never read that book.
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Comment #30837157
This seems pretty innumerate to me. Just off the top of my head: ordinary people use over an order of magnitude more water in showers and toilets and lawn sprinklers than they drin…
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Comment #29791924
different guy
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Comment #27938735
Stratospheric sulfur dioxide injection is one option
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Comment #27347893
The reason that there's no race condition is that you're not "repointing ~/.nix-profile/bin/npm", instead, .nix-profile itself is a symlink, so the entire PATH is changed atomicall…
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Comment #26755728
you're probably mistakenly using nix-env -i, rather than nix-env -iA
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