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The Clang Compiler Frontend by Ivan Murashko is a must-read book for C++ engineers seeking to optimize their workflow by enhancing code quality. The book covers LLVM fundamentals, Chapter 1 addresses setting up the development environment using Unix-based OS, CLI Git, and CMake with Ninja for building projects. Chapter 2 delves into Clang’s role in […]
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This tutorial for working programmers delves into the fascinating world of Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) using the author’s engaging voice. Exploring the concept through examples like hiding controversial messages in group chats using cryptography, the article reveals how group signatures work and introduces the innovative Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) for programming sigantures. The step-by-step guide […]
The study evaluates the deductive and inductive reasoning capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs). It questions which type of reasoning poses a greater challenge for LLMs. While deductive reasoning has been extensively studied, inductive reasoning remains unexplored. A novel framework, SolverLearner, is proposed to isolate inductive reasoning in LLMs. Surprisingly, LLMs demonstrate strong inductive reasoning […]
Akshay recently made several updates to the master branch of the project, including adding lists and index expressions. One controversial change was storing nodes as usize, which sparked some debate. Additionally, Akshay added useful features like string::substr and a trawk CLI. Surprisingly, the author is only 9 days old in terms of commit history. The […]
The SolarCamPi project involves a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W booting into Linux, capturing and uploading photos while conserving power. Balancing power consumption and run time is crucial, with tools like Nordic Power Profiler Kit II and USB-SD-Mux aiding hardware optimization. By tweaking settings to reduce operating current, boot time can be shorter by disabling […]
In Osaka, two iconic structures, Osaka Castle and Shitenno-ji, showcase the work of construction firm Kongō Gumi, the oldest continuously run company in the world. Founded in 578 to build Shitenno-ji, Kongō Gumi operated independently for over 1,400 years before shifting to coffin crafting due to changes in demand during World War II and the […]
After a busy 6 months balancing university and an internship, I’ve been hard at work improving SpaceHey. We hit a massive milestone of 1 million registered users – crazy! Originally created as a fun project during lockdown, SpaceHey has become a big, independently run platform with a strong focus on user experience and safety. I’ve […]
Scientists are on the brink of reviving the woolly mammoth by genetically modifying elephants. In 2003, they briefly reversed extinction with the Pyrenean ibex, but the clone died shortly after birth. De-extinction science has made significant progress, with companies like Colossal Biosciences planning to bring back the dodo, Tasmanian tiger, and woolly mammoth. The goal […]
In Mexico, Pre-Columbian figurines depicting individuals afflicted by disease have survived. A delicate jade figurine from the Olmec nation, known as “The Olmeca child,” resembles Diego de Velázquez’s painting “The child of Vallecas.” Both pieces masterfully portray young individuals with congenital hypothyroidism and cretinism. The Olmec figurine is believed to be a realistic portrait of […]
Generative AI relies on massive data sets collected from public sources like blogs, videos, and Reddit to train models. However, a recent report reveals a crisis as more websites use robots.txt to restrict data access for fear of AI impinging on their livelihoods. The rise in restricted data poses challenges for AI companies. Exclusive data […]