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Slava Gilevich

@__int32

Building next-gen QA tools for the Cursor age @qalti_ai

Katılım Aralık 2010
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
Grok 4 vs GPT-5 as a mobile qa agent: Grok 4 matches GPT-5 in general-purpose UI interactions, and completely beats it in 3D space understanding
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kache@yacineMTB·
my second fluid sim
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Sebastian Aaltonen
Sebastian Aaltonen@SebAaltonen·
Found a shader named cubemap_copy.wgsl. Deleted it on reaction as I thought I accidentally copied the cubemap.wgsl... Turns out it was a shader for copying a cubemap :)
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@FrameworkPuter @AIatAMD Mature? Yeah, sorry, no. Spent 2 weeks trying to port Qwen3-TTS to RyzenAI NPU runtime with every possible trick I know to no avail. @LisaSu can you at least bump the open-sourced version with new kernels?
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@anemll Amazing! I was hoping to squeeze at least 1tps from M1 Ultra 64Gb, but hit a wall at 0.1tps due to preloading going into swap and messing things up. Will try to do a direct read from SSD this weekend.
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Anemll
Anemll@anemll·
~ 6.5 - 6.7 t/s for GLM 5.1 on M5 Max 128GB Added “Dense” model export, now model load is only 5s ! Experts are streaming from SSD, so we do not pre-load it. Added direct SSD->Slot memory path, removed prefetch... Many dead end experiments. See Export a “dense-only GGUF” and “Fast path ” in tools/flashmob-sidecar/README.md WIP branch for Flash-MoE-SSD github.com/Anemll/anemll-…
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@eugenebokhan And two chips that support cooperative tensor properly are m4 and m5, yes? Other chips ‘support it’, but only two latest apple chips gain actual acceleration with cooperative tensors?
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eugene@eugenebokhan·
4/ But buried in the Metal Shading Language Spec there's a function on cooperative_tensor called get_multidimensional_index(i). It returns the logical (row, col) for element i. It works on every Apple Silicon generation. Here' the recipe for running MPP on any chip.
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eugene
eugene@eugenebokhan·
1/ Apple shipped Metal Performance Primitives — a GPU matmul API built on cooperative_tensor. If you look at Apple's open-source code for an example of how to use MPP, you'll find a hardcoded M5 memory layout.
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Drake Anthony ⚡
Drake Anthony ⚡@styropyro_·
@Winterrose for what 4000 car batteries would cost, i think there is more i could do with just 2000, and then use the leftover funds to buy copper, SCRs,.... ...and deuterium
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britton winterrose@Winterrose·
I want to find a way to get this kid 4000 car batteries
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@ManyATrueNerd This is exactly how the current AI works. It spews out perfectly written code, paragraphs of in-depth on any topic, but when you look inside, it’s just a bunch of math, and nobody reeeally knows why and how it works.
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Many A True Nerd
Many A True Nerd@ManyATrueNerd·
If you literally have a machine that's calculating the end of the world to the minute, and you believe this machine, then you know the factors that end the world are data in the machine. So... maybe look into the machine? Like run some tests? Pull some data out of it? Anything?
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Many A True Nerd
Many A True Nerd@ManyATrueNerd·
Ehh, I don't really love how House is written in Fallout Season 2. Writing 'the cleverest person in the world' is always difficult as it's asking writers to write a character who is vastly smarter than they are, but even then I find this take on House as a futurist weird.
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Sergey Gonchar
Sergey Gonchar@gonchar·
We’re excited about our upcoming partnership with Razer! The companions are now physically on your desktop! They can see, hear, and speak with you, and even see your screen.
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@Luckyballa My solution in the MLS-MPM implementation is to use sort + atomic. I have a case when I need to scatter over 3x3x3 cube of voxels. The sort improves data locality a lot, and atomics outperform 27 scatters with later reduction over 27x data
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Lucky Iyinbor
Lucky Iyinbor@Luckyballa·
I don’t know why, but I find the scatter-reduce problem very entertaining The naive solution is simple, but it costs you massive atomic contention Traditional warp reduction doesn’t work since your data is scattered with an irregular pattern But there is always a way
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Nick Davidov
Nick Davidov@Nick_Davidov·
Every time the government vows to make something affordable it’s a sure bet its price is going to go up significantly. Tesla is probably the only exception where a subsidy didn’t make cars more expensive in the end
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@Nick_Davidov There is another factor to this. With extremely high housing prices and 30-50 year (!) mortgages, you are almost forced to think in terms of stable income, and you have to have at least half a year in savings to afford any experiments of making something yourself.
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Nick Davidov
Nick Davidov@Nick_Davidov·
I will never understand why people obsess over Elon controlling $750B net worth and are ok with politicians controlling bigger amounts which they did not create.
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@Nick_Davidov School/uni makes a huge bias towards avoiding failure at all costs, and making things is risky. At least, it made in my case, and I’m still beating this crap out of me.
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Nick Davidov
Nick Davidov@Nick_Davidov·
@__int32 Maybe just being angry at the world is easier than trying to make things and try to break out. Even though making things and persevering is highly satisfying and anger is just self destructive
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OpenAI@OpenAI·
Introducing ChatGPT Images, powered by our flagship new image generation model. - Stronger instruction following - Precise editing - Detail preservation - 4x faster than before Rolling out today in ChatGPT for all users, and in the API as GPT Image 1.5.
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@RoszykAdam Did tou get access to camera stream, or images are loaded from the iPhone?
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Adam Roszyk
Adam Roszyk@RoszykAdam·
As far as I'm aware this is the very first gaussian Splat trained locally on Vision Pro
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@lisyarus You want to add earth rotation effect, where atmosphere has a slight movement from west to east , and it would generate vortices after land masses, aka hurricanes:)
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Nikita Lisitsa
Nikita Lisitsa@lisyarus·
Improved my precipitation algorithm - now it doesn't always rain, but only when water vapour content is above threshold - which means I can visualize clouds! Honestly I didn't expect it to look THAT realistic 🤩 #indiedev #gamedev #indiegames
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Zolden
Zolden@ZoldenGames·
3D particle simulation has some charm in it. Though, I paused it and pushing forward the 2D one.
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@Luckyballa @ionthedev I’ve always thought that you can just convert Gaussian splats into SDF with zero being some variable threshold, so that the big splats result in larger volume?
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Ion@ionthedev·
Has anyone solved gaussian splat collision generation or is it still just visualization
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Slava Gilevich
Slava Gilevich@__int32·
@twominutepapers Here’s implementation of the similar approach (bar the whirlpools), a full blown MLS-MPM running 60 fps at 1M particles on my iPhone!
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Two Minute Papers
Two Minute Papers@twominutepapers·
Previous simulators saw whirlpools vanish, but one genius fix made them 30X more stable! 🤯 These particles remember every twist. Cleaner weather predictions, quieter jets - what a time to be alive! Full video: youtu.be/rRMlhHDCNr0
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