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Could be good as a modern version of https://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/

> just to be clear, semiseparate in this context means H = D + CC', where D is block diagonal and C is tall & skinny?

Not quite, it means any submatrix taken from the upper(lower) part of the matrix has some low rank. Like a matrix is {3,4}-semiseperable if any sub matrix taken from the lower triangular part has at most rank 3 and any submatrix taken from the upper triangular part has at most rank 4.

The inverse of an upper bidiagonal matrix is {0,1}-semiseperable.

There are a lot of fast algorithms if you know a matrix is semiseperable.

edit: link https://people.cs.kuleuven.be/~raf.vandebril/homepage/public...

I haven't looked into it in years, but would the inverse of a block bi-diagonal matrix have some semiseperable structure? Maybe that would be good to look into?

> Haven't used Linux in forever, but middle-click to paste was like the one thing that consistently worked everywhere.

That's because it was an X11 thing, and everyone used X11.

That is also the one good thing about Window's commandline, you use right click there to copy and paste which is nice. The rest sucks.

I don't really love this solution since it runs into all the usual linked list issues, and is only 'allocation free' in the sense that the pointers are allocated with the structure if doing the intrusive thing they are talking about. Using the std::vector of pointers approach isn't going to be using crazily more memory.

Myself, I like to just allocate a too big block and shove everything into that then deal with indicies into that array if I care about performance. you can even flatten the tree in a way to get better locality if you care about that.

I would really like to see more testing with a deeper hierarchy and alpha and beta nonzero.

> I think it really depends on what kind of anime you’re talking about

Does it? If I draw a naked stick figure with boobs and say it is 14, is that morally wrong? At what point should a person care? Their point is that a drawing doesn't hurt people right?

They have some more details at https://github.com/DGoettlich/history-llms/blob/main/ranke-4...

Basically using GPT-5 and being careful

I just don't like having to send HTML and have the backend deal with what are really frontend problems. Sending JSON is great since you can serialize most reasonable data types into it and then the backend has no responsibility for how it is rendered which helps for having mobile apps use the same backend as the website. Sending HTML just seems nuts since if you change your design you would have to change the backend too.

> https://huggingface.co/google/t5gemma-2-1b-1b

From here it looks like it still is long context and multimodal though?

>Inputs and outputs Input:

Text string, such as a question, a prompt, or a document to be summarized

Images, normalized to 896 x 896 resolution and encoded to 256 tokens each

Total input context of 128K tokens Output:

Generated text in response to the input, such as an answer to a question, analysis of image content, or a summary of a document

Total output context up to 32K tokens

Isn't finetuning the point of the T5 style models, since they perform better for smaller parameter counts?

You have control over what displays on a page with a discord.com domain, you could manipulate the dom to have a login or something else and have it pass the data to your servers. A user would just see a link from discord.com

I don't think the fee to get access to the standard is generating much income for anyone. Most of what your talking about seems to be money made from licensing of the technology, right?

When I was younger I thought of replacing most of the OS with a browser since that is how I used it. but this is weird and not in a good way. Maybe using Firefox would feel better.

I run a math circle in my area, and use forgejo with kids for thier solutions in Latex and python, it works great for me, and is super easy to enforce logins and reset passwords.

I have seen this particular idea come up a lot lately.

Personaly I think Intel's early investment in linux had a lot to do with it. They also sold a compiler and marketed to labs and such which bought chips. So linux compatibility meant a lot to decision makers.

AMD the underdog went more in on Linux compat than NVIDIA. Which may have been a business decsion.

I dunno, maybe the GPL effect was more a market share thing with developers than a copyleft thing.

Nota Bene: I do love copyleft and license all my own projects AGPL

I would still use it but NVIDIA abandoned it, so I can't. I wish they still had some support for modern CUDA.

I don't mean to be mean, or anything, but aside from educating yourself this isn't super useful for others, if it could run any Qwen3 model or something it might be more interesting. Maybe have some explanation of what you are wanting from this project?

Doesn't seem very bad, for any of the Zig code I looked at, it would maybe have been nicer to try starting from something like GGML and building on top so it was more extensible. Personally, aside from implementing all of BLAS in Zig, I would have just used OpenBLAS.

> Teachers can’t be bothered to close the test when class ends!

What about students who need extra time, which can be part of an IEP, and other issues, I don't think that part is lazy. Also a decent amount of the usage of Canvas or similar LMS's is subject to school or district wide rules.

Edit: I taught highschool CS during the pandemic to try to help out with issues in my district.

Classic example: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20180228-00/?p=98...

Usually garbage collection does improve alot of benchmarks, just look at the hans boem gc benchmarks.