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The Overture Maps Foundation has released its first open map dataset, establishing a baseline for four important layers of open map data. The dataset includes newly released open data for nearly 60 million places worldwide and is a collaborative effort by major companies such as Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and TomTom. The four data layers include […]
High-bandwidth memory (HBM) is increasingly popular in data centers for AI/ML applications due to its compact form factor and high bandwidth. However, its adoption in the mainstream market is limited by its expensive design and thermal challenges. HBM relies on costly silicon interposers and suffers from heat trapping due to its 2.5D structure. Despite these […]
In recent years, the Internet has seen a significant takeover by commercial interests. While some of these interests are respectable, there are also a number of despicable entities. This has resulted in the Internet becoming like a carnival, filled with freaks and con artists. Unfortunately, this transformation has led to a decrease in sites that […]
The author presents historical data on alcohol consumption, specifically focusing on beer and wine. They highlight that people in the past consumed a much larger quantity of alcohol compared to modern times. The author suggests that historical consumption may be underestimated and provides examples of high consumption rates in specific cities. They also mention the […]
Expo is an open-source platform that allows developers to create universal native apps for Android, iOS, and the web. It provides a universal runtime and libraries that enable developers to build native apps using React and JavaScript. The Expo client software, modules, apps, CLI, and more are developed in this repository. Expo Application Services (EAS) […]
The Remote Lounge, a bar located in NYC’s Bowery District, was known for its innovative use of technology. The bar was filled with monitors and closed circuit television cameras, each equipped with a servo that allowed patrons to control them from various terminals throughout the bar. Patrons could cycle through different cameras until finding someone […]
In this web content, the author discusses the story of Captain Ahab’s quest for the white whale in Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick.” The author questions whether it is plausible for a man to encounter the same whale multiple times, highlighting three instances where a whale was harpooned, escaped, and then encountered by the same whaler again. […]
Treemaps are a valuable tool for visualizing data in a space-filling manner. While commonly used for displaying files on a disk, they can be adapted to explore and navigate messy data blobs. Treemaps are flexible and can be used to visualize any tree-like data, such as JSON or edn. The size of each rectangle in […]
Llama 2 can be run locally on various devices, including M1/M2 Mac, Windows, Linux, and even smartphones. One advantage of running Llama 2 locally is that an internet connection is not required. There are already a few open-source tools available for running Llama 2 locally, such as Llama.cpp for Mac, Windows, and Linux, Ollama for […]