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GPU acceleration is the default assumption for machine learning inference. But Intel’s AMX (Advanced Matrix Extensions) may close the gap. AMX is built into recent Xeon processors, which are available from Azure. Can they compete with similarly priced GPU-based machines for the Tessera pipeline?
Anthropic's Mythos makes autonomous vulnerability chaining across devices a sudden reality, so I've been thinking about how digital 'antibotty' inoculation networks may be needed far sooner than I expected.
While developing a Raspberry Pi GPIO library for the HD44780, mtelvers/gpio, I noticed that 8 custom characters could be used to create the elements of a 7-segment display. I wanted this clock on the Pi Pico RP2350 dual-core ARM Cortex-M33 using my ARM 32 native compiler backend.
Open test data for predicting satellite collisions. I built the full screening pipeline in OCaml, validated it against the answer key, and put a 3D globe in the browser.
After playing with the Pi Pico 2W at the New Year, I had a little time today and made an OCaml-powered clock in a 3D-printed case.
On cognitive DDoS and AI screen time for code, a proposal for voluntary disclosure in OCaml, iOS misery, releasing GeoTessera 0.8 and spatial indexing and the FP Launchpad launch at IIT Madras.
Proposing a voluntary, machine-readable AI content disclosure scheme for OCaml spanning opam packages, dune, and per-module attributes, aligned with the W3C AI Content Disclosure vocabulary.
A while back, I wrote mtelvers/day10-tui, which displayed custom mtelvers/day10 log files held in Apache Parquet format.
This post describes how to set up a CI for an opam overlay repository using day10 on a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner, with GitHub’s merge queue to gate PRs on build regressions.
