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Do you still read books my friends? I barely spend time on it, except audiobooks which are be the nature of the media either fiction or popular science or humanities.
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Got burned by an Apple ICLR paper — it was withdrawn after my Public Comment. So here’s what happened. Earlier this month, a colleague shared an Apple paper on arXiv with me — it was also under review for ICLR 2026. The benchmark they proposed was perfectly aligned with a…
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Поехал сдавать бейджик. Я обещал написать пост о своем решении -- я постарался быть достаточно сдержанным: nekrolm.github.io/blog.html
Here’s a good rule on code correctness. All code you haven’t tested is wrong. All code you have tested is also wrong, but appears to work by coincidence. And code you’ve proven correct does the wrong thing, correctly.
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Surprised to hear so little about this: Section 174 is (mostly) reversed!! This is a BIG deal! The tax change that plagued US tech businesses (and handcuffed the US tech industry) since 2023 has now been reversed... mostly. More in @Pragmatic_Eng: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/the-pulse-sect…
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Since it's summer, and more or less internship and tech interview season, I made all 30 chapters of my Machine Learning Q and AI book freely available for the summer: sebastianraschka.com/books/ml-q-and… Hope it’s helpful! Happy reading, and good luck if you are interviewing!
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This is interesting — a compiler/runtime that makes almost all standard C/C++ code completely memory safe. The performance overhead is not negligible, but there are plenty of cases where “rewrite it in rust” still isn’t a practical solution.
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