Precision Clock Mk IV by ahlCVA

31 May 2025 Progress: Complete This page is about the development of the Precision Clock Mk IV. If you would like to buy a precision clock, head to the shop page. For the kit, see the assembly instructions There is also a user manual I designed this clock years ago, with the intention to incorporate

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Gradients Are the New Intervals by surprisetalk

At the New England Symposium on Graphics, James Tompkin compared graphics researchers to magpies: they’re easily distracted by shiny objects and pretty renderings. While this is true, the analogy also holds from a different angle: when I’m reading graphics papers, I’m constantly looking for ideas to steal bring back to my nest. Researchers at IRIT

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Simpler Backoff by todsacerdoti

May 30, 2025 Exponential backoff with jitter is de rigeur for making service calls. This code, or something like it, probably looks really familiar: func do(ctx context.Context) error { const ( maxAttempts = 10 baseDelay = 1 * time.Second maxDelay = 60 * time.Second ) delay := baseDelay for attempt := range maxAttempts { err

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Cerebras achieves 2,500T/s on Llama 4 Maverick (400B) by ByteAtATime

Cerebras Breaks the 2,500 Tokens Per Second Barrier with Llama 4 Maverick 400B SUNNYVALE CA – May 28, 2025 — Last week, Nvidia announced that 8 Blackwell GPUs in a DGX B200 could demonstrate 1,000 tokens per second (TPS) per user on Meta’s Llama 4 Maverick. Today, the same independent benchmark firm Artificial Analysis measured

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Every 5×5 Nonogram by eieio

Every 5×5 Nonogram is a realtime, collaborative web game by Joel, the creator of Pixelogic. Can you help solve a

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AI Responses May Include Mistakes by userbinator

The other day I wanted to look up a specific IBM PS/2 model, a circa 1992 PS/2 Server system. So I punched the model into Google, and got this: That did not look quite right, since the machine I was looking for had 486 processors (yes, plural). And it most certainly did use Microchannel (MCA).

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Silicon Valley finally has a big electronics retailer again: Micro Center opens by modeless

After years of waiting, the ribbon has been cut and Micro Center Silicon Valley is officially open. On a sunny Friday morning in Santa Clara, with hundreds of fans queued in a line wrapping down the block and around the corner, we welcomed the Silicon Valley community to our newest store, at 5201 Stevens Creek

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Jerry Lewis’s “The Day the Clown Cried” discovered in Sweden after 53 years by danso

One of cinema’s most sought-after lost films has been discovered after having been kept secretly in the collection of a Swedish actor for 45 years. Comedian Jerry Lewis’s controversial holocaust film The Day the Clown Cried, shot in 1972 but never released, was thought to not exist in finished form. But Hans Crispin, star of

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Surprisingly Fast AI-Generated Kernels We Didn’t Mean to Publish (Yet) by mfiguiere

Surprisingly Fast AI-Generated Kernels We Didn’t Mean to Publish (Yet) Authors: Anne Ouyang and Azalia Mirhoseini and Percy Liang We have some very fast AI-generated kernels in pure CUDA-C without using libraries and DSLs such as CUTLASS and Triton. They are performing close to or in some cases even beating the standard expert-optimized production

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Mary Meeker’s first Trends report since 2019, focused on AI by kjhughes

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