We actually profiled one of the models, and saw that the last GeMM, which is completely memory bound, is taking a lot of time, which reduces the token speed by a lot.
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It's a good idea to use a public key system. But it really confuses new users who has never used PKI before. Nevertheless, we have a key exchange feature built into the app that allows 2 parties to negotiate a shared secret using X25519, for advanced users.
For some reason it's no longer on the App Store anywhere.
We've actually tried implementing a browser extension before. The problem is ordinary people just don't use browser extensions..
1. People are unaware of their existence due to those projects being very technical and hard to deploy/join. They also don't have a good client on mobile platforms. People will trade their privacy for all the convenience, say, WeChat brings, because all of their contacts are already using WeChat. It's hard to convince people to change to use your matrix server. 2. Cloud services are also monitored by the government. There are programs running in the background inside VPSes that monitors all processes in your server. 3. If you want to host a website, you have to register it with a state agency, so if there are any contents on your website that the government doesn't like, your website will be shut down and you'll be held responsible.
As of the walled garden Apple created, I heard that EU has passed a law mandating Apple to allow third-party app stores. It'll be very interesting to see what'll happen in the future.
The crypto_kx functions seem to generate 2 symmetric keys for 2 directions. That creates complications in the code and that's why I didn't use it initially..
Will fix the typo!
Also, it requires you to open a webpage every time you use it. I'd really like the user experience of AirDrop that you need to do nothing to receive files. So I made LANDrop a daemon-like stuff.
* It has a mode that you can save the page offline, but that doesn't work with iOS.