Terence Tao (@tao@mathstodon.xyz) One of my papers got declined today by the journal I submitted it to, with a polite letter saying that while they found the paper interesting, it was not a good fit for the journal. In truth, I largely agreed with their conclusions, and the paper is now ...
GitHub - davidfowl/RepoAnalysis: An explorating into github repo analsys using chatgpt (issues, discussions sentiment etc) An explorating into github repo analsys using chatgpt (issues, discussions sentiment etc) - davidfowl/RepoAnalysis
Databases in 2024: A Year in Review Andy rises from the ashes of his dead startup and discusses what happened in 2024 in the database game.
Taking AI Dev Gallery Code Cross Platform with Uno Platform - Nick's .NET Travels In the last two posts I introduced the AI Dev Gallery that Microsoft has been working on, and then demonstrated how code exported from the AI Dev Gallery can be added to an Uno Platform application. Unfortunately, whilst the code compiles on all the targe...
Putnam-AXIOM: A Functional and Static Benchmark for Measuring... As large language models (LLMs) continue to advance, many existing benchmarks designed to evaluate their reasoning capabilities are becoming saturated. Therefore, we present the Putnam-AXIOM...
Beginner's Guide To Semantic Kernel In C# Want to build more interesting AI applications using C#? Let's dive right into Semantic Kernel and see all of the awesome functionality that the framework has to offer! ---- Get C# 13 and .NET 9 – Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals: https://a...
GitHub - louis-e/arnis: Generate any location from the real world in Minecraft Java Edition with a high level of detail. Generate any location from the real world in Minecraft Java Edition with a high level of detail. - louis-e/arnis
Static search trees: 40x faster than binary search Table of Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Problem statement 1.2 Recommended reading 1.3 Binary search and Eytzinger layout 1.4 Hugepages 1.5 A note on benchmarking 1.6 Cache lines 1.7 S-trees and B-trees 2 Optimizing find 2.1 Linear 2.2 Auto-vectorization 2.3 ...
225. Systems Ideas that Sound Good But Almost Never Work—"Let's just…" Some engineering patterns that sound good but almost never work as intended
Stefanos Kornilios Mitsis Poiitidis / dca3-game · GitLab A port of librw and re3 to the Dreamcast https://dca3.net
Problems I no longer have by using Server-side rendering I really like to use Spring Boot, Thymeleaf and htmx for a productive web application stack. However, most of my day-to-day work involves writing REST API backends (Well, JSON Data APIs really) for Angular or React frontends. During that work, I sometime...
It's Okay to Code on Nights and Weekends | Tejas Kumar Rethinking the balance between coding passion, life, and maintaining healthy boundaries.
Waiting for PostgreSQL 18 – Add UUID version 7 generation function. – select * from depesz; On 11st of December 2024, Masahiko Sawada committed patch:
The Backstory of Backpropagation – Yuxi on the Wired Why backprop was resisted for 20 years: assumption of discretely spiking neurons, goal of synthesizing Boolean logic, fear of local optima, and bad luck. Werbos has the best claim for invention.
just one last thing before the new year On December 31st, I cleaned up my Spotify instead of tackling my usual to-do list. In this post, I share how decluttering my music collection brought unexpected satisfaction.
Reflections on my 2024 It’s that time of the year again, it’s time to look back and reflect on my professional journey in 2024.
What changed in Rails this year? 2024 was an amazing year for the Rails community and I’d like to share a summary of what changed in the framework. As a TLDR, there were more than 4000 commits from 562 contributors and 55 releases, including Rails 8!
Daniel Skogly's blog | Feeding Ducks I used to think that feeding ducks was an act of kindness. It certainly felt like it—just pure, selfless giving with nothing expected in return, except, of course, that warm and fuzzy feeling of having done something good. Parents bringing their kids alon...
My Experience with Cursor Cursor - The AI Editor A little background, For those who are not aware Cursor is an AI-first fork of the very popular Visual Studio Code editor. More info here. I guess I am late to the party, but I never really gave any of these AI IDEs a shot…until now...
The Story of My First SaaS, 6 Months In Blog Recorder's first 6 months: From launch to $250 MRR with 17 paying customers, new AI personalization features, marketing experiments at tech conferences, and ambitious growth plans for reaching $1000 MRR in 2025.
9 Things I Find Joyful About Tech in 2024 This post is inspired by Neil Brown. Being mostly a pessimistic person, I often find myself worrying about the negative impact of technological developments in recent years. However, I’m still trying
Déjà vu: Ghostly CVEs in my terminal title Exploring a security bug in Ghostty that is eerily familiar.