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Engineering and Marketing teams use quarterly OKRs to focus on specific goals and key results. While Engineering OKRs can overlap with product planning, Marketing OKRs are easier due to the ongoing rhythm of work such as running ads, webinars, and events. OKRs in Marketing focus on new campaigns, audiences, or channels to target, while KPIs […]
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io_uring is a revolutionary new method for asynchronous I/O programming on Linux, eliminating past limitations with promising results. Author Shuveb Hussain, known for the Linux-focused blog unixism.net, provides this comprehensive io_uring guide. Readers can find source code for examples on GitHub, with opportunities to contribute via pull requests or issue reports for bugs. The focus […]
42 is a spacecraft simulation software designed to support the design and validation of attitude control systems. It accurately models spacecraft attitude dynamics and orbital flight regimes throughout the solar system. Notably, it can simulate multiple spacecraft concurrently for studies on rendezvous, proximity operations, and formation flying. The software features optional visualization and supports various […]
The blog post outlines the development of the eyg programming language’s structural editor over several years, emphasizing the benefits of a structured approach over traditional text-based coding. The editor treats code as a structured tree, enhancing writing, editing, and understanding of code. The author discusses the evolution of the editor, from the complex initial version […]
The author discusses their decision to put their project, Tangerine, on hold and develop a new renderer called Star Machine, an eccentric CPU ray tracer. Star Machine can effortlessly handle 4k frames at 120hz, has a unique visual style, and a custom coordinate system with a constant world resolution. They introduce a time trial racing […]
Recent advances in data collection technology have made time series analytics more crucial than ever, especially with the rise of streaming data. Time-series anomaly detection plays a key role in various fields like cyber security, finance, law enforcement, and health care. While traditional methods focus on statistical measures, the growing popularity of machine learning algorithms […]
The field of AI has undergone significant changes in the last 2 years, with ChatGPT attracting 200 million users monthly and Gemini seeing 320 million visits in May 2024. The surge in popularity has led to increased salaries and market valuations for AI professionals, but it has also brought a unique set of stresses. The […]
Intel introduced the powerful Pentium processor in 1993, with advanced technology to compute complex functions like sines and exponentials rapidly. The Pentium revolutionized the use of polynomials to approximate transcendental functions compared to earlier binary algorithms. The article dives into the hardware implementation of the Pentium chip, focusing on the constant ROM that stores carefully-optimized […]
The author presents a memorial to various AI benchmarks that have been “killed” by AI advancements over the years. Each benchmark, from reasoning tasks to mathematics problems to common sense evaluations, showcased the progress and limitations of AI models. The website highlights the original scores of the benchmarks and the models that ultimately defeated them. […]
DeepFace is a versatile face recognition and facial attribute analysis framework for Python that wraps multiple state-of-the-art models. The framework handles common stages like detection, alignment, representation, and verification seamlessly in the background. With features like face verification, recognition, embeddings, and analysis of attributes like age, gender, emotion, and race, DeepFace offers a comprehensive solution. […]