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Square–Cube Law
(en.wikipedia.org)
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A Passive Soft-Switching Snubber for PWM Inverters (2004) [pdf]
(web.eecs.utk.edu)
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3d ago
Related: ZLUDA update Q1&Q2 2026: https://vosen.github.io/ZLUDA/blog/zluda-update-q1q2-2026/
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ZLUDA – Drop-In Replacement for CUDA on Non-Nvidia GPUs
(github.com)
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Neural Turing Machines (2014)
(arxiv.org)
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Fenton's Reagent
(en.wikipedia.org)
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>" Tree calculus is a minimal, modular, Turing-complete and reflective calculus." This makes it a candidate for the foundation of all of Mathematics... Other candidates in this space include such things as Category Theory (e
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4d ago
Related: Neoclouds vs. Hyperscalers: Key Differences and When to Use Each: https://www.nutanix.com/blog/neoclouds-vs-hyperscalers
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Digital Sovereignty: What It Is, What It Could Be
(eff.org)
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5d ago
I asked Gemini AI what the current state of research was for attempts at unifying all of the operators in Mathematics into a single unified operator... I received several answers including Category Theory (everything reduces down to a sin
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Homotopy Type Theory – Univalent Foundations of Mathematics (2013)
(hott.github.io)
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Fermyon – Deploy and manage serverless WASM apps
(fermyon.com)
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Awesome-agentic-payments – A curated list of tools for agentic payments/commerce
(github.com)
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>"Understanding Spectral Recovery When audio is heavily compressed (like early low-bitrate MP3s) or recorded on low-quality equipment (like a phone call), the high frequencies are the first casualty. Spectral recovery is the process
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How AI Is Changing Audio Restoration in 2026
(audioconverterai.io)
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>"The presentation outlined Blue-X as an industry-wide initiative exploring wavelength reduction (2–7 nm range) as a complementary path to extending Moore’s Law beyond High-NA EUV. The talk began by positioning the Blue-X approach r
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Blue-X – Exploring wavelength reduction (2–7 nm range) beyond EUV
(euvlitho.com)
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>"Source Code /lib contains the entire rv32ima instruction set emulator code as well as a minimal set of emulated devices" The author of this GitHub repository is not lying when he says "minimal" -- basically i
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What Is a Columnar Database?
(clickhouse.com)
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Optical Transistor
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6d ago
Looks like a tremendously useful tool to do such things as BIOS reflashing (i.e., Coreboot, Libreboot, Canoeboot) on one's own hardware. In theory, any Single Board Computer (Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, FPGA-based-board, etc.) or microcon
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X-HBM – 16X more bandwidth or 10x higher density than traditional HBM (2025) [pdf]
(neosemic.com)
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6d ago
>"Smaller KV cache. Bigger savings. Compared with the previous generation, V4.1-Flash’s KV cache needs just: o 1/4 the HBM o 1/8 the SSD storage Cache-hit charges often account for a large share of agent costs. Compre
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>"We present a framework for using transformer networks as universal computers by programming them with specific weights and placing them in a loop . Our input sequence acts as a punchcard, consisting of instructions and mem
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Looped Transformers as Programmable Computers (2023)
(arxiv.org)
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>"The solution is a vortex , a spinning swirl of fluid, that spirals inward and gets increasingly elongated, like spaghetti. This central region shrinks while it speeds up in such a way that its energy still stays finite, as re
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>"Widlar invented the basic building blocks of linear ICs including the Widlar current source, the Widlar bandgap voltage reference[9] and the Widlar output stage.[10] From 1964 to 1970, Widlar, together with David Talbert, created
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Bob Widlar – Distinguished Engineer, Integrated Circuits Pioneer
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7d ago
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8d ago
>"Why Go saved my a* I'm not going to give you a lecture. Here are the concrete numbers: RAM — the real deal Node.js , on my latest version, was using 1.4 GB of RAM just to boot the app on one instance. Go? 48 MB . I'm
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8d ago
Absolutely brilliant! (And a well designed web page for teaching purposes! Anyone studying low-level IC design should have a look at this page!) I especially like: >"Deriving the netlist Following these connections gives us a list o
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