jart is a genius. What they’ve done with Blink, Cosmopolitan C, Redbean, and now llama.cpp is incredible. It gives me hope for the future of systems/low-level programming.
Using mmap to make LLaMA load faster
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#92jart is a genius. What they’ve done with Blink, Cosmopolitan C, Redbean, and now llama.cpp is incredible. It gives me hope for the future of systems/low-level programming.
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#96I've seen this on my HN feed about 5 times now, twitter twice. Why? (Author's blog is acceptable as they did the change, but the other 4?) Is this AI people learning that mmap exists? People simping cos' there a Justine involved?
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There is as a matter of fact some of that explicitly going on in the GitHub issue, which derailed the conversation.
Such are the woes of being an internet micro celebrity I guess. Truly we live in the stupidest timeline.
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#98Earlier quoted context omitted.
Using mmap is basic systems programming knowledge and not "incredible" even though it's a useful contribution.
Glad to see we're slowly coming to the realization that wrangling NumPy and Pandas doesn't actually count as Software Engineering.
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#99Worth pointing out, there has been quite a bit of contention around this change, both technical, and some accusations of plagiarism/miscrediting here. https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/711
Is mmap really that broken on Windows? Or is the poster just confused that the data stays in the page cache? But that’s what the page cache does - that memory will be used for other things if needed, but if the memory is not needed it might as well keep the old data in cache.
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#100Earlier quoted context omitted.
jart is a woman, for what it's worth.
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