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In a recent interview with Mike Clark, it was mentioned that the upcoming Zen 6 will reflect foundational lift set by Zen 5. AMD’s Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster discussed Zen 5 being a ground-up redesign. The brand-new 2-Ahead Branch Predictor Unit in Zen 5 is a significant architectural enhancement based on decades-old papers. This […]
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This web content provides a comprehensive guide for machine learning interview preparation, drawing on the author’s personal experience interviewing at top companies. The author offers insights as both a candidate and interviewer, sharing tips on the interview process, types of questions asked, and how to prepare effectively. The book includes over 200 knowledge questions of […]
This content is a comprehensive guide to Linux Kernel Module Programming, authored by multiple contributors over time. It covers various topics such as what a kernel module is, examples, character device drivers, the /proc file system, sysfs, and optimizations among others. A notable aspect is the detailed explanations and examples provided, making it suitable for […]
In the first half of 2024, Ruby LSP has made significant strides in code navigation, especially with improvements to its indexer. This post delves into major enhancements like hover, go-to-definition, completion, and signature help, alongside experimental features like ancestors hierarchy request and guessed types. The Rails addon has also been updated with better navigation between […]
In the 17th century, girls attending a London boarding school learned the art of making decorative paper cuttings. These cuttings, including a tiny fox, star, and hen, were rediscovered under the floorboards of Sutton House after 350 years. Experts were surprised by the intactness of the delicate paper creations, as they are a rare surviving […]
The author shares their experience with upgrading to new powered speakers with streaming integrations, noting that they are too loud for their apartment’s preferred volume range. They devise a solution by reverse-engineering the speakers’ network interface to access an HTTP API that allows for more precise volume control. The author builds a custom volume control […]
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In this week’s roundup, the author discusses disappointing results from a basic income experiment, revealing that 2% of participants stopped working when given $1000 a month. This raises concerns about the cost and feasibility of a larger Universal Basic Income (UBI) program. Surprisingly, some left-leaning individuals argue that paying people to take leisure time is […]
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The WAT Inspector allows deep inspection of Python objects at runtime, perfect for those moments when you find yourself lost in the Python console, wondering “WAT?”. This powerful tool provides detailed information about object types, values, variables, methods, parent types, and even source code. Surprisingly, you don’t have to install anything to use it; simply […]