FCLC

@fclc@mast.hpc.social
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HPC, BLAS, I make things FAST

Personal account 😊 

Currently making #RISCV and #HPC work on reduced precision, high IO bandwidth hardware

Previously making the weather forecast more precise by using less precise numbers
TLDR; 🇨🇦🐧🧑🏼‍💻🚴🏎️🧗🏼 🟦🟪🟥

Lots of #FP16 & #BLAS these days

Interests: #AVX512 #RVV #SVE #SME #SIMD #SYCL #F1 #HPC & making code faster than a golden retriever with the zoomies

Born below 365PPM

(Moderator for HPC.social)

Excuse me for a moment but WHAT THE ACTUAL FLYING FUCK NVIDIA?!?!?

WHY ARE YOU REINVENTING MXFP4 WITH EXTRA STEPS!?!?? WE JUST STANDARDIZED THIS SHIT FOR FUCKS SAKE. NONE OF THIS NVFP4 BS. STOP IT

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Catching up on WWDC, IVORY SPOTTED IN THE KEYNOTE LETS GOOOOO

(can't be the first to notice this for the @ivory devs)

https://www.youtube.com/live/0_DjDdfqtUE?si=DGQ4I435rJH6paOF&t=2320

Moderate shitposting, industry drama
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Happy place @ the Computer History Museum!
With how much planning Singapore puts into things, surprised they’re still using RJ45 jacks instead of QSFPs 🤔

For once get to watch parts of the Australian GP without being on weird timezones 😂

#F1

Worse ways to fall asleep
No place like home
"All lessons in tech will be relearned every 25 years"
-Me, looking at us relearning the same thing again
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@fclc feeling generous today?
Any BLAS advice about a hobbyist project with an old Xeon Phi?
@ChristosArgyrop Depends a lot on the level you're working on; latency to the MCDRAM can be problematic, as can driving peak flops based on the size of memory
@fclc I actually have this paper - it is one of those that made look again into the architecture since FP64 devices are not cheap nowadays. Intel had funded some other projects for bioinformatics on the platform. One cannot beat a price of 40 to 80 dollars per device for their FP64. I think series 7 also had the AVX512 set as well
@fclc Iterated Reweighted Linear systems ; will probably code it in PETSc so I can reuse the code to compare GPU , Phi , Xeon, and i7 (AVX512 lol) for fun. Lots of Phis at EBAY now, worth playing with them
@ChristosArgyrop They're really fun devices! need to get one to stick on my wall
@ChristosArgyrop As for the code, you'll have to be careful on operation systems, compilers and libraries; most of the old Phi code has been deprecated.
@fclc An old Centos will do just fine. Petsc can still generate code (including code for old Keplers). I basically decided to not throw away an old X99 Mobo and try some ideas for solving statistical models before I waste money and time on something expensive