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ubedan

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    Comment #49223881

    Wonderful... I'm so happy to see a Rust version of llama.cpp. The true value of this will be proven over time with wide use and as PRs are merged. Do you have a feel if you'll try …

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    Comment #49025672

    Github: https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson It showcases an especially ingenious scheme for escaping json strings, as well as the other tokens necessary to parse json. Daniel Lemi…

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    Comment #49017384

    Spectacular... Reminds me of the SimdJson algorithm in terms of jaw dropping nearly unbelievable speeds through creative programming. I hope this code get popular, as it will save …

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    Comment #48923799

    I believe so, with Rust being exhibit 1. Rust is known for finding rather a lot of bugs while compiling instead of during debugging. The quote you'll often see is: "If it compiles,…

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    Comment #48895015

    I agree that both Andrew, and the author have numerous good points, and yet I see things differently. - I too am a fan of Andrew, and Zig, although all of my future plans currently…

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    Comment #48834893

    Wonderful tech, and video example. I think there may also be a special forces application, but I don't know enough about how well their current solution works. In the office, a non…

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    Comment #47999207

    Kudos... I have noticed the same issue with agents/llms, and you appear to have solved it the best way possible. Spectacular! Thank you for sharing it openly!

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    Comment #47697867

    Kudos... Wonderful work that I think has real value in certain situations... Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #47258168

    Brilliant Job! I think you have landed on fundamental concepts that will be core to Agents and AGI going forward. Congrats on a very impressive project, video, website, etc. I thin…

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    Comment #44894816

    "There’s a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. ... Now, mostly dead is slightly alive. Now, all dead…well, with all dead, there’s usually only one thing that you can d…

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    Comment #43978120

    It’s fantastic to see Makepad reach its 1.0 release. Congratulations to Rik and the entire team for this spectacular achievement! The dedication and effort put into this project ar…

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    Comment #41312943

    The 8.19.2024 Oxide.Computer podcast talks about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNHMYp8M40k Of special interest is that they are maintaining a completely free pre-rugpull ve…

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    Comment #41310887

    It's scary to have you say that when logitech recently looked a computer mouse that needs a subscription: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/07/logitech-has-an-idea...

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    Comment #41310743

    I would also look at Qubes. It basically reinstalls a new desktop vm every time you boot the computer, and allows, but has extra safe guards for using usb, cut-copy-paste, template…

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    Comment #40361084

    Are the requirements for fast rust compilation written down somewhere? Is that something you'd consider sharing, possibly with all of the tricks you've learned about how to get aro…