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Summary Problem: Multi-model workloads are the norm: A/B tests, customer fine-tunes, safety variants, multi-stage pipelines.
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I keep running into the same pattern when trying to self-host models (which is a lot of fun): we run several big models side by side, all of them valuable, all of them slightly different, and all of them wasting VRAM by reloading nearly the same weights.
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This feature has now been accepted and merged in the upstream kernel and will be part of kernel release 5.9.
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Some drivers needs to allocate almost all memory as hugepages to reduce (on-device or CPU) TLB pressure.
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We built an object store from scratch in Elixir using a layered design approach.
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Part I, introduces the overall design of our object store.
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Part I, introduces the overall design of our object store.
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Part I layer.
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Part I, introduces the overall design of our object store.
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I recently designed an object store from scratch in Elixir.
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Elixir is a function programming language that I have been using a lot in recent months to build all kinds of applications.
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I recently stumbled upon a subtle bug in a benchmark code which again reminds me to never use C++ again, if I can.
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For some time I’ve been looking for a backup solution for Linux that can periodically take snapshots of data, allowing me to go back in history of any file just like git.
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There is no official Google drive client for Linux.
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Often, you have more than one system at your disposal but no clear way of distributing your compilation workloads over to all or some of them.
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Recently, I developed Linux kernel driver which creates generic RAM based compressed block devices (called zram).
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Since a long time, I was looking for a graphical git diff viewer which could show original and modified file side-by-side and highlight the changes.
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You worked on some part of Linux kernel.
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In case you are unfamiliar with ccache, its a “compiler cache”.
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Linux kernel has few SLAB allocator variants included: SLAB, SLUB and SLOB.
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Very old but still as relevant… and very interesting too!
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One of my Fedora 10 systems used to freeze very frequently.
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Here is link to paper (pdf) (MP3) Recently I came across this paper published in OSDI ‘08.