triilman

I have created the same project but for Risc-V https://github.com/triilman25/tcp-socket-in-riscv-assembly

can it utilize my accelerator or GPU for best performance. and is it support kind of encode like av qucksync?

is there any source or game like this specializing to create microcontroller, like arduino, wemos (not the IC), what kind of protocol is supposed to use.

I like this Idea but I don't want to use this. I know what kind of prompt U using to create this one: "Create something like Wokwi and make it local"

What would Jonathan Blow think about this.

I think this is just stupid question, but I wonder in FOSS there is no game project that created from active community for alternative of another game. When we face a problem like paid software or problematic software that steal our data, the community will make the alterative for us but it is less possible for game generally.

https://www.tweeks.io/share/script/be8e20738fbb4d6ea844470b I create this script to make hacker news's comment opens on the split view on the same tab

https://github.com/triilman25/tcp-socket-in-riscv-assembly

I wrote TCP Socket for RISCV by using ISA RV64I. You have to know about linker relaxation and how to using it. Some of reference I have attached there

Location: Indonesia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (Asian region) Technologies: - Language: C, C++, Assembly (ISA: RV64I/RV32I) GAS, FASM, zig, python, PHP, SQL, JVM language (Java, kotlin), erlang (still learning), typst - framework: PyTorch/LibTorch, CodeIgniter, Arduino - Project Management tools: gradle, CMake, Make, zig build - debugging tools: GDB, LLDB - profiling tools: valgrind resume: - email: triilmanafattah01@outlook.com

Project that I have build: https://github.com/triilman25/tcp-socket-in-riscv-assembly (using GAS/GNU ASSEMBLER RISC-V) https://github.com/triilman25/evaluation-machine-for-classif... (using LibTorch and Raylib for UI) https://codeberg.org/Fattah25/agriculture-geographic-informa... (stack CodeIgniter, MariaDB, BootStrap, and HTMX)

I am a freshgraduate with 6 month internship experience as a server maintenace

I am interested in robotics and 3D design (familiar with tools like autodesk inventor, onshape, sketchUp, and freecad)

I am not interested. I am just trying to code with C3 and make some binding with another language like C and Zig, it is quiet easy and fun. I think it's enough for me to learn kinds of language than using jai that never released the compiler to the public till now.

I not understand about IR or compiler backend but I know another LLVM alternative like QBE. https://c9x.me/compile/

same functionality but without fancy graphic and map interface https://sniffnet.net/

every one talking about jujutsu. learning git from jujutsu more easy than using git directly. it is more convenient. I just want using it for my project in future.

I think more like this website https://arxivxplorer.com/

Give this GPU a try if you're not in a hurry. There is still a lack of community support outside of PyTorch.

yes, I did. using Intel extension for pytorch instead PyTorch 2.5 (I know it has supported but it's not stable and library like torchvision still build manually for windows). btw I'm using Intel Arc A530M (mobile version), I'm just using for light weight training task for instance classification (CNN) by using ShuffleNet V2 architecture. works great for me (I don't have another gpu for be compared)

does torch.compile support intel arc? I have trained my model for the past few days using this intel's GPU.

for terminal editors, I'm using helix I am using doom emacs too.

for the runner I want to try "just" instead "make".

a month ago, I was doing research about MixUp augmentation and I found an explanation in the augmentation's docs. but it didn't take long before the documentation disappeared.

https://tinymind.me

your data are stored in your github repository. minimalist. support markdown.

u're welcome. The interface kinds of unstable but not significant. the project on developing.

I am just using https://tinymind.me

Not only microblogging but blogging too. It's free and our data stored in our github repository.