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The author explores the performance of the Whisper Benchmark with the MLX Framework from Apple, comparing it to the Nvidia 4090 and other Apple Silicon models. They provide code and results from their benchmarking tests, highlighting the similarity in structure between the Apple and Python whisper frameworks. The author finds that the Nvidia 4090 is […]
In this web content, the author shares their personal experiences of living in poverty and the struggles they have faced as a single mother. They criticize Annunziata Rees-Mogg’s comment about raw potatoes being cheaper than oven chips, highlighting that they have firsthand knowledge of the prices of potatoes due to their own experiences of poverty. […]
The Motorola 6800 was often overshadowed by its more popular counterpart, the 6502, but it was actually a highly innovative design that played a major role in making computing accessible to all. While Intel’s x86 architecture eventually dominated the microprocessor market, Motorola deserves recognition as an early pioneer. However, the story of the 6800 is […]
In a recent paper titled “Entombed: The Mystery Unveiled,” David Naccache provides an answer to the long-standing question posed by John Aycock and Tara Copplestone regarding the lookup table used in the Entombed Game’s Algorithm for maze generation. This question had garnered significant media attention, including coverage by BBC. Naccache’s paper not only addresses this […]
In this post, the author shares a trick they use while writing technical documentation to stay focused on writing instead of getting distracted by finding appropriate graphics or code snippets. They use placeholder values such as [add image] or [add code] when they don’t have the actual assets at hand or when the asset type […]
Cog is a file generation tool that allows users to use Python code as generators in their source files to generate text. It works by finding Python code embedded in the files, executing the code, and inserting the output back into the file. The marker lines indicate where the Python code begins and ends, and […]
A Swiss PhD student who exposed potentially fraudulent conferences is being sued by one of the conference chairs, a computer science professor from Jordan University of Science and Technology. The professor, Shadi Aljawarneh, gained a high number of citations from the conference proceedings, raising questions about the legitimacy of his work. The conferences were organized […]
The engineers of artificial intelligence (AI) are currently experiencing a religious schism, similar to one that occurred in the past with a utopian religion centered around the godlike force of progress. This schism has led to a focus on theoretical debates and concerns about the dangers of AI, rather than practical questions. The origins of […]
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