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I'm neither a burger expert nor a connoisseur of any kind, yet I sure have a lot of fun smashing burgers at home. Needless to say, I shamelessly enjoy gobbling them too! my smash burger I'll share details on how I smash my burgers, but here's a quick ingredient list, if that's all you need. Mince beef (20%-30% fat). Streaky bacon. Brioche burger buns. American cheese slices (cheddar individual slices work too). Lettuce. Tomatoes. Oni....
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From pure Python to AVX-512 assembly, optimizing cosine similarity reveals a 2,500x speedup through SIMD, FP16, and VNNI instructions on modern Intel CPUs.
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So a bit of an update on what I’ve been working on. This will be adapted into release notes in a while, but I haven’t quite wrapped a bow on the change set yet. Still, it has certainly been a few weeks. Didn’t quite land how busy I’ve been until I set down to draft this post. Them’s some changes, and I’m skipping a few to keep this meandering post at a sane length.
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Something I’ve wondered about for a little while: why don’t more languages have a call/cc operator? Having first-class continuations in your programming language gives your programmers a powerful construct. So why do only a handful of languages have it? The short answer is: it’s tricky to implement efficiently. One way to get call/cc is to convert your code into continuation-passing style. Then, call/cc simply takes the continuation i..
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Something I’ve wondered about for a little while: why don’t more languages have a call/cc operator? Having first-class continuations in your programming language gives your programmers a powerful construct. So why do only a handful of languages have it? The short answer is: it’s tricky to implement efficiently. One way to get call/cc is to convert your code into continuation-passing style. Then, call/cc simply takes the continuation i..
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Exploring the unexpected intersection of acrylic painting and remote work during the pandemic. Dive into a personal journey that reveals how a canvas and brush can transform the digital workspace. From mindful breaks amidst screen chaos to celebrating small wins, discover how art offers refreshing insights for the remote worker.
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It just occurred to me that I’ve been working professionally for 10 years 👴 Here are a few aphorisms and tidbits I’ve picked up along the way, shared in the form of Kevin Kelly’s. Your mileage may vary! Also sadly I’ve found that the best way to internalise advice is to actually forget it when […]
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Update I have not been writing as much as I would like. Or more accurately, I have not been finishing writing as much as I would like - instead, I have numerous half finished posts that I could not muster the conviction to complete. I have been struggling because, in addition to the ordinary challenges and demands of life, my wife has been suffering from debilitating cluster headaches for the past few months, which has been very taxi....
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Get "partition table exists" and other warning when trying to create mdadm
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feeding.cloud.geek.nz
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2 years ago
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I've followed the instructions, but when it comes to the "mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-disks=2 missing /dev/sdh1" command, I get: mdadm: partition table exists on /dev/sdh1 mdadm: partition table exists on /dev/sdh1 but will be lost or meaningless after creating array mdadm: Note: this array has metadata at the start and may not be suitable as a boot device. If you plan to store '/boot' on this device please ensure tha..
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Last week I had a problem I hadn't encountered before. I was writing a service based around daily scheduling, and while cron would have been a really useful tool, I couldn't deploy my program to a server that supported it. Under the circumstances it simply wasn't an option. I did however have Go, so I gradually started piecing together a solution. The requirements seemed simple enough: after the program is started, wait until 10am UTC to ....
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Empowering Women in Tech: Mentorship, Resilience, and Inspiring TechWomen Stories
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www.bigeng.io
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2 years ago
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Former TechWomen alumni, Henrica Makulu and Ayesha Mumtaz Khan, share their latest adventures with Lead Data Engineer, Aristatle Subramaniam.
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Serverless, GPU Accelerated OpenAI API Using Podman, Llama.cpp, and systemd - No OpenFaaS Here!
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blog.maxg.io
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2 years ago
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Recently, I began putting together a new personal server for large language model training and inference. I really was interested in experimenting more with llama models and wanted the faster iterations having a local development machine would bring. TLDR: Script here that creates a podman container, systemd service, and socket
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How do you prepare a scientific Python project for sharing with others? Could you use some best practices and guidance for packaging, documentation, and testing? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Fattura Elettronica for .NET v3.4.11 was released on NuGet today. The Fattura Elettronica project allows for the fixes a missing validation point. See the changelog for details (Italian). validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices following the Italian Revenue Agency standards.
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Fattura Elettronica for .NET v3.4.11 was released on NuGet today. The Fattura Elettronica project allows for the fixes a missing validation point. See the changelog for details (Italian). validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices following the Italian Revenue Agency standards.
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So, how does this work, exactly?” “First step is intake. That’s what we’re doing now. We’ll determine your goals and map out a strategy for how to achieve them. You’ll train in our bubble—the entire facility is temporally isolated—and we’ll reinsert you into the timestream when you’re ready. Guaranteed return within ten minutes of pickup. […]
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For over half a decade, I have been deploying IPFS on my Kubernetes cluster, gaining valuable insights into its operation within such an environment. Even though it’s just a modest singleton deployment, the experience has led to a deeper understanding of various nuances and potential pitfalls. This article aims to share the learned lessons and offer configuration guidelines to optimize IPFS performance in a Kubernetes setup.
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Dive into the world of distributed systems and unravel the mysteries of consensus algorithms with Raft and Paxos. In this blog, we'll embark on a human-to-human exploration, discussing the inner workings of these two popular consensus algorithms. If you have a solid grasp of technical concepts and a curious mind eager to understand how distributed systems achieve consensus, this guide is your ticket to clarity!
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During my last vacation in France , we came across one of the dozens of medieval castles open to visitors: the Château de Puymartin . The structure itself was amazing to visit, but with great surprise I found a couple of floors of the ancient tower full of mythological paintings and related panels. Needless to say, we spent at least thirty minutes over there. Then, walking up to the next level, my mind was blown: there were two whole room....
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Dive into the world of distributed systems and unravel the mysteries of consensus algorithms with Raft and Paxos. In this blog, we'll embark on a human-to-human exploration, discussing the inner workings of these two popular consensus algorithms. If you have a solid grasp of technical concepts and a curious mind eager to understand how distributed systems achieve consensus, this guide is your ticket to clarity!
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Dive into the world of distributed systems and unravel the mysteries of consensus algorithms with Raft and Paxos. In this blog, we'll embark on a human-to-human exploration, discussing the inner workings of these two popular consensus algorithms. If you have a solid grasp of technical concepts and a curious mind eager to understand how distributed systems achieve consensus, this guide is your ticket to clarity!
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During my last vacation in France , we came across one of the dozens of medieval castles open to visitors: the Château de Puymartin . The structure itself was amazing to visit, but with great surprise I found a couple of floors of the ancient tower full of mythological paintings and related panels. Needless to say, we spent at least thirty minutes over there. Then, walking up to the next level, my mind was blown: there were two whole room....
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