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The debate over whether public bodies in Illinois should be allowed to hide information in databases from Freedom of Information requests is the focus of a bill in the 104th Illinois General Assembly. Matt Chapman, a civic hacker and expert in data journalism, has been at the center of this controversy regarding a database in […]
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DeepGEMM is a sleek library specifically crafted for efficient FP8 General Matrix Multiplications (GEMMs), supporting both normal and Mix-of-Experts (MoE) grouped GEMMs. The unique aspect of DeepGEMM lies in its utilization of CUDA, allowing Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation at runtime without the need for prior compilation. This library exclusively caters to NVIDIA Hopper tensor cores and […]
Chicory is a JVM native WebAssembly runtime that allows you to run everything in 100% pure Java on top of the standard library. Integrating Chicory into your project is quick and easy, giving your application a unique twist with a plugin system. The Web Assembly modules run in a sandboxed environment, giving you full control […]
Stacks is a decision-making tool that simplifies complex choices by breaking them down into simple A/B comparisons. It is ideal for teams, organizations, and individuals looking to prioritize effectively. With Stacks, you can gather input from your entire team efficiently, helping to build consensus through structured comparisons. The platform also offers preference surveys to understand […]
As an independent freelancer, I struggled to find clients at first. However, I gradually refined my process and developed a structured approach that led to long-term contracts and even a business. My tips on preparation, marketing, sales, and signing can help others find work in uncertain times. Stand out by quantifying your achievements, designing a […]
Archive of Our Own (AO3) is nominated for a Hugo Award, celebrating its impressive fanfiction archive with nearly 5 million fanworks. What sets AO3 apart is its unique tagging system, known as tag wrangling, which blends the best of both laissez-faire and rigid tagging systems. Over 350 volunteer tag wranglers organize tags, ensuring users can […]
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This content delves into the mysterious world of singularities, defined as points of infinite density found in black holes and the beginning of time. Physicists are exploring singularities by combining knowledge of space, time, gravity, and quantum mechanics to reveal the chaotic nature of these enigmatic phenomena. A key discussion revolves around the “Mixmaster universe,” […]
In the blog post “I Built a Deep Research with Open Source—and So Can You!”, we introduced research agents and created a prototype that generates detailed reports on any topic. Similar tools like Perplexity Deep Research and Hugging Face’s Open DeepResearch have gained popularity in understanding and reproducing OpenAI’s Deep Research. Our new open-source project, […]
Jonatan Kłosko discusses how Elixir is expanding into Machine Learning with the Nx initiative. Despite its young age, Nx already simplifies production systems with ML models and GPU workflows. Livebook, a notebook platform, enhances Elixir’s strengths. To address concerns, Pythonx is introduced, embedding Python within Erlang VM for seamless interoperability. Examples demonstrate OCR using Python […]