TIL that WebGPU only guarantees 8 storage buffers per shader stage. Chrome lets me use 10+, but Firefox limits it to 9, on the exact same GPU.
Of course my shaders need 10 😅
Guess I'll have to pack a few buffers together.
Moved house and my headless Raspberry Pi was still looking for the old Wi-Fi. Couldn't face digging a keyboard out of a moving box, so I made my Mac broadcast the old SSID and password, waited for the Pi to join, SSH'd in and switched it over 😅
Arc is shutting down, so if you're looking for a slightly different kind of browser...
Spegel uses an LLM to turn any website into clean markdown, right in your terminal. 😅
pip install spegel
@vitobotta You can actually try it in the browser!
But yes. I tried `open index.html` and it spat out hex code. When I decoded it, it was actually html, not sure how that happened.
@maxbittker Thank you, Max! Really appreciate it.
I did spend a few months on this, on and off, and then wrote up the whole thing over the course of ten days. There were a lot of failed attempts along the way 😅
@AlexKontorovich@3blue1brown Thanks for posting. I see so many parallels to software engineering and can only assume that, as time goes on, more and more groups will have to face very similar challenges in their industries
Very well thought through outline of the future of maths. I see so many parallels to software engineering and can only assume that, as time goes on, more and more groups will have to face very similar challenges
I’m very opinionated. So it’s nearly impossible for me to hear someone’s arguments and *not* find something I disagree with. (This includes reading things I myself wrote years - or weeks - ago.) And yet the amazing Grant Sanderson @3blue1brown has put out a long, detailed video on the future of mathematics, in which I cannot find a single flaw. I’ll be sending this to every PhD student and postdoc I know, and strongly recommend everyone watch it.
https://t.co/m7tRGyGzip
(Of course I tried to say many of the same things in my conversation with Thomas Koberda. But Grant’s version, unsurprisingly, does an infinitely better job at communicating those ideas!)