The Weekly Weird - 2022-06-03
- Cryptographic... chemistry?!
- Numeric types are easy, right?
- I've always wondered about why, exactly, GPUs are so much faster than CPUs for machine learning. Turns out, at least one major reason is you know the memory access at compile time.
- Restoring your backups is left as an exercise to the reader.
- Instruction count is not a proxy for exectuion speed, Vol. 38.
- Oh, this is going quite quickly indeed. I mean, it seems to be developing a language. More language hilarity and some great posters and some frogs.
- Well, lots of changes are inbound to the linux kernel soon:
- According to some random HN commenter, 5.19 might be one of the most improved kernels in history.
bcachefsmaybe merging into the kernel soon!- The phrase 'merge window' has been spotted in reference to Rust support
- An unexpected ohmmeter
- Ever wonder what it looks like to turn the internet on from scratch? Pretty pictures
- An erlang inspired runtime environment for wasm: lunatic
- This is just silly.
- 3D printed ...fabrics?
- It has been 0 days since classified information has leaked on the war thunder message boards.
- What are (Unix) pipes made of, anyway?
- Live your dream!
- The entire site is in the link