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You appear to have too much time on your hands, and no, not everyone should have to live in your reality.


3bit is a bit ridiculous. From that page I am unclear if the current model is 3 or 4bit. If it’s 4bit… well, NVIDIA showed that a well organized model can perform almost as well as 8bit.


My thoughts exactly. This title is needlessly editorializing.


Thanks for that!

Yeah their static site generator seems to be a bit deficient.


dude literally has a BUNCH of repos I want to explore, now.


The problem I see with this is: no-one is born a senior developer. One starts as a junior-level dev, and through trial and error, mistakes and mentoring, grow into an increasingly senior person. You are not just investing into a person who will leave; you are investing in your future senior devs.


`gogo` get it right :)


This is so funny and also a commentary on my inability to perform searches in github I guess.

A month ago I was looking for something like this, so I created https://github.com/fusion/gogo

Now this thread is revealing an abundance of alternate tools.

I'm considering creating a "list of fetching tools" just to help folks find the one they want, since some features described here are very interesting.


Hi @vitpro2213 it's very interesting (at least to me) to find about this data structure a few months after I had a need for its somewhat distant cousin: https://github.com/Fusion/slotmachine

In my case, I needed a way to book and release two-ports tuples really fast to accommodate a RTP simulator. So, I wrote that slotmachine data structure and have been running in in production for months and can confirm: yes, performance is good.

Note: I should mention that my approach is almost exactly opposite to yours: I create a final backing slice, then create the traversal slices.


Will have a look at it, thanks


Related, to make the CueCat "speak English:" https://nexus.zteo.com/posts/sunday-hacking-cuecat-delicious...


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