Ever wondered how Git merges diverged branches?
It uses a 3-way merge:
• BASE: Common ancestor
• OURS: Current branch
• THEIRS: Incoming branch
Git compares both against BASE to merge changes.
The DSA connection? Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA), but on a commit DAG!
Been offline for a while. Back with something I learned about GPU optimization.
I thought it was simply:
Pandas → cuDF
NumPy → CuPy
Turns out, the hard part is actually designing for parallelism.
I wrote about it here 👇
https://t.co/wrOChaGq5p
#GPU#CUDA#ML
Started as a random anime-watching side project.
Got abandoned.
Got revived.
Submitted AniRemote to the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon 🚀
https://t.co/okOQZklSPZ link: https://t.co/nYwvIGptA9
GitHub: https://t.co/1pEGCc0IJ6
#Copilot#Dev
@melqtx First thing it reminds me of is physics...a directional quantity
Second. It's a game 😉
Another thing that came to my mind is vectordb.
In c++ there's a ds called vector