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Where is the original Open-Source Driver? It's not on Github but I am sure someone archived it, I want to host it somewhere save in Europe

Go woke go broke


BUG: Running in Firefox makes every keypress a slow motion show. It decodes every keypress instead of sending a command with Enter key


No, the model is simulating the entire TUI, not just terminal commands. It also actually is that slow (because it's generating a diff for the entire screen each time you make a keypress).


Exactly, I wonder if I'm not hitting the right WebGPU path for Firefox?


Yesterday I wanted to download small utility to change Fans Curve in my Lenovo Legion laptop. There was an option to download it with flatpack. When I saw the summary:

- small utility 100kB

- libraries needed to sandbox small utility 1GB

I just $##@#$@&$¡! And I searched more for *.deb package


So I saw this:

"Here are the terms we’ll use throughout. A memory store is a function $f$ that holds $M$ memories, for $i = 1, \ldots, M$. A memory is one key-value pair: a key $k_i \in \reals^{d_k}$, used for lookup based on similarity, and a value $v_i \in \reals^{d_v}$, which is what we want to retrieve. To use $f$, we query it with an input $x$, and it recalls an output $f(x)$. A good memory store recalls $v_i$ when we query it with $k_i$, or with another vector similar to $k_i$. In the literature, a memory store that recalls by similarity is called an associative memory."

And thought "I need to disable noscript because I get crappy page view". I disabled and it didn't help. It's a little sad that there is no explanation in the article what all that dollar signs mean. I feel excluded


Thats MathJax, you need to allow JS to load from cdn.jsdelivr.net. If doing that doesn't cause the math to render, you likely have some other issue (perhaps a very old / strange browser, a caching issue, or some other kind of blocker additionally preventing the JS from loading).


You may have some other issue. That stuff renders as mathematical notation.


I would like to see in such simulators:

- multi GPU configuration (hetero and homo)

- PCIe gen chooser (3.0/4.0/5.0)

- is nvlink enabled (2 cards, 2 x 2 cards, 3 x 2 cards)

- is PCIe bifurcated or CPU native (threadripper pro for example)


Nvlink just is not available above 3090 and below B200 (datacenter stuff). E.g. https://www.gpuyard.com/tutorials/howto/setup-nvlink-blackwe...


My take as well. The dual-3090 and dual-spark configs have an outsized voice in this conversation. I'd add pipeline parallelism vs tensor parallelism and in the case of TP setting your lanes and speeds per card.


Would love to have multi-gpu support eventually but it's a balance between whats popular and what actually has good quality benchmarks available. Multi-gpu numbers can also vary between setups


It is so fresh look at the old! I learnt a lot reading this article. Thank you!


Yes I do. And also RouterOS seems good alternate for me


I will wait for MVG video


What a sad rant... I am glad that there is vibecoded Photoshop alternative. I used it this weekend to correct some photos for printing and it did well. I am not an artist or professional, I just want to have my "photoshoppy" software to do regular stuff I learned when I first launched Photoshop 6.0. That is what I want, to not change the way I work I learned in the beginning.


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