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Posted by
maxchisto on Monday October 12, 2026 @05:10PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Seems like GGUF has become the most popular format (at least for LLMs). Curious why and what for people are using ONNX in 2026. Either you personally or past/present employer
I'm suspicious of load shedding not mentioned in the article. Combine that with exp backoff in the caller and you got yourself a pretty robust starting point
is OP the same Michael Church who's posts I may have read on Quora 10-12 years ago?
Mojo's OSS status doesn't prevent us from evaluating its memory model, writing and benchmarking kernels in it, etc
does anyone know Mojo well enough to comment how Rust + gpu-offload compares to it?
Posted by
maxchisto on Friday August 14, 2026 @03:07PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Looks like there is only one Show HN post in the last year about a project written in Mojo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48910825I've been looking into porting OpenCL kernels and curious if anyone else is doing anything with Mojo
Don't get discouraged. I found a good 100% remote role through HN by posting and reading monthly "who's hiring" and "who wants to get hired" threads.
Unfortunately we don't have open heads right now.
SrSDE / Scala. Not normal. I used to do 37-38 hours as contractor. Little bit more as a fulltime, but there is some overlap with my hobbies.
Yeah, long term. Also, idk if that was the intention or if it will work. I just tried to think of any theoretical benefits.
Not shure what universities are doing. There are a lot of them. So far I've heard that Harvard will continue charging the same while pushing big chunk of students online.
You're right about benefits of foriegn capital flowing into US through international students. Net result can very well be negative.
Driving down aggregate demand for higher education can help bring down the cost (how effectively would depend on the elasticity of supply, which I'm not sure about).
Fresh grads coming out of college with less debt should lead to higher aggregate spending in other sectors.
I switched to Manjaro 2 years ago after 12 years on Ubuntu (since Edgy Eft) and never looked back.
You can check distrowatch.com for most popular distros.