tboerstad

Thanks for the interesting info!

My guess would be iHeartMedia

0x1E is the record separator, in ASCII precisely for this purpose. Too bad it’s not popular, here we’re stuck with inferior TSV/CSV

This is insanely fast, obviously a game changer over time. You should try the demo!

This seems to be using custom inference-only HW. It makes a ton of sense to use different HW for inference vs training, the requirements are different.

Nvidia, as far as I can tell, is focusing all-in on training and hoping the same HW will be used for inference.

Exciting times!

The animations at the bottom are really fascinating. I wonder if it's some kind of simulated annealing algorithm(s)?

Thanks for the info. Been using one of the knots for years, donated now.

I was debugging a Heisenbug once, developing embedded FW for a mobile phone.

After some time, I noticed that the phone seemingly only crashed in one area of the open office floorplan where I was working.

I started walking around the office testing this theory, not really believing it. But after a while, I had hard evidence that the bug would only manifest once I entered that part of the office.

When I came to terms that I wasn’t hallucinating, I realised what the problem was. There was poor reception in that part of the office, causing the phone’s modem to switch from 4G wideband to narrowband (glossing over details here), which triggered the bug.

Easy to see with hindsight, but I was very confused there and then

Thank you. I don’t know what I expected to hear, but it wasn’t that

Magic!

Thanks,TIL about Glava!

Cool, do you have a link? That was also my first, and only, shader experience (www.soniplot.com)