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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Nsight Compute Profiler
if [[ ! $(command -v ncu) ]]; then
    echo "Open https://developer.nvidia.com/gameworksdownload#?dn=nsight-compute-2022-4-1"
    echo "Open chrome://downloads/"
    echo "Paste link:"
    read -r NSIGHT
    wget -O nsight-compute "$NSIGHT"
    chmod +x nsight-compute

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Site-specific search URLs

These work in Firefox and Chrome, where %s is replaced with the search query. For Raycast and Alfred, the %s should be replaced with {query}. For more details also see my blogpost.

How to add

• Chrome: Settings -> Search engine -> Manage search engines and site search -> Add
• Firefox: Bookmarks -> Manage Bookmarks -> Add Bookmark, then set the keyword to the desired shortcut

I recommend picking keywords that are easy to memorize, like am=Amazon, an=Anaconda, gi=Github,... and switching to three letters when the two letter abbreviation appears to commonly in a sentence (eg goi=Google images, gom=Google Maps).

• Amazon (Germany): https://www.amazon.de/s?k=%s

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Profiling SEML cluster jobs with py-spy

Setup

1. Copy the profiling.py somewhere into your project.
2. The code in seml_sweep.py should go into your experiment.py (where your ExperimentWrapper etc is defined).

Running it

Edit your experiment's .yaml file to conveniently turn profiling on and off:

fixed:
	profiling.run_profile: True