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thinking_banana

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    Ask HN: Resources for general purpose GPU development on Apple's M* chips?

    While Apple M* chips seems to have an incredible unified memory access, the available learning resources seem to be quite restricted and often convoluted. Has anyone been able to g…

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    on the note of the essay, it's pretty cool that Paul had its reviewed by Elon too! I hope this continues, instead of the sensationalized head butting.

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    It's pretty cool that you *actually* built this necessary Developer interface aimed towards accessibility of HPC!

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    With attention and transformers laying some of ground work for computations in NN land. Is there a possible extension of Numerical Recipes that can bolster AI with the increasing a…

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    Ask HN: What's the relevance of "This is a pleasant pineapple"?

    I camera across this interesting and funny video of "Wittgenstein: This is a very pleasant pineapple". Is is just a source of amusement or is there something that it's trying to co…

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    Comment #39835185

    I'm not super familiar with the overall-commodity trading platform. But one of the more empowering businesses in the grains business has been "Bushel" - https://bushelpowered.com I…

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    I'm curious, where and how is the information stored as part of the service. Would be nice if you can share the deployment strategy that is being used as it suggests the framework …

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    I'm just getting to know about vector. I have noticed that most Vector examples and discussions are targeted towards databases or complex multi-tenant applications. And looks reall…

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    Comment #39730535

    yes, it was fully vetted and open design that had a strong acceptance for the vision impaired. The following Design criteria were considered: 1. durability 2. reuse, repairs and ma…

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    Comment #39727163

    please consider this reference https://inhabitat.com/ted-moallems-braille-it-labeler-is-mad...

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    Comment #39636187

    Process Orchestration For Embedded Devices - simple and modern Distributed Systems alternative to ROS/2

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