I liked going through https://www.olcf.ornl.gov/cuda-training-series/ for an intro and some fundamentals.

Going through books after this one was a breeze

go to a profile and open image in new tab, the URL is /u/# (im # ~4 million!)

if you're on android, advanced is a blessing to de-shorts your YouTube.

Did you mean revanced?

Not really the time for that. There's also PRs being merged every hour of the day.

I love alibris

> The machine has a single thread performance that exceeds any and all Intel/AMD processors

Not true at all: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/single-thread/

Those chart seem _very_ suspect when it comes to Apple CPUs, to the point I don't think they're worth considering much.

M3 Ultra being fastest in single core than M4 or A19 Pro doesn't make any sense.

Those chart also suggest that M3->M4 was a _regression_ in performance, which, is... an interesting conclusion.

True for Geekbench.

Which notoriously favors anything made by Apple.

Said only by those that don’t favor Apple.

It's current year, of course they used AI to help [0], and it does feel like the article was AI assited.

"This map isn't flat — it has 5 levels of elevation."

"The ocean isn't just a blue plane — it has animated caustic sparkles"

"The fundamental issue:" and "The key constraint:"

I still enjoyed the article.

[0] https://github.com/felixturner/hex-map-wfc/commit/1679be

At what point is this style going to become human style? Kids use LLMs to learn, pick up their patterns, repeat them.

They link to that site in the post

Ah I read it but missed it!

engineer vs end user