1. Attention Through Arithmetic Intensity (changyi.fun)

Reduce MHA to its arithmetic intensity and you get exactly 1. GQA, MQA and MLA come out just as clean -- head counts and nothing else. That last constant is what puts MLA at odds with MTP.

The article breaks down the arithmetic intensity of various models, revealing that MHA consistently equals 1 while comparing GQA, MQA, and MLA. It also highlights a key difference between MLA and MTP, making it a valuable read for those interested in model efficiency.

10. My Microscope Is a Dashcam (xecaz.com)

How a 7-inch digital microscope turned out to be running car dashcam firmware, complete with spoken lane-departure warnings and no speaker to play them.

A digital microscope unexpectedly reveals itself to be running car dashcam software, featuring quirky lane-departure warnings that can’t be heard. This unusual crossover raises questions about tech repurposing and firmware overlap.

16. John Berger: From Life by Tom Overton review – a vibrant biography (www.theguardian.com)

This multi-layered portrait is a fitting tribute to the man behind Ways of Seeing

The biography paints a detailed picture of John Berger’s life and work, highlighting his influential ideas and contributions to art criticism. It’s a compelling read for anyone interested in the intersection of art and philosophy.

19. Rama 0.4: System proxy and PAC support (plabayo.tech)

Rama 0.4 is here, bringing system-configured proxy support to clients (rama-net), including PAC support (rama-pac) driven by JavaScript within a WASM runtime (rama-js). It also expands our gRPC support and adds support for ttRPC, a lightweight alternative to gRPC running directly on top of TCP.

Rama 0.4 introduces system-configured proxy support and PAC functionality through JavaScript in a WASM environment, enhancing client capabilities. Additionally, it broadens gRPC support and integrates ttRPC, offering a lighter alternative for TCP connections.

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