Born #otd in 1913: Sister Mary Kenneth Keller, who helped develop Basic. In 1965, she became the first woman to earn a PhD in computer science in the US: https://
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Sister Mary Kenneth Keller: First Woman PhD in Computer Science
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Image Generation Launch Drives 32% WAU Growth, Compute Needs Surge
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Compute enabled our first image generation launch (and a +32% jump in WAU over the following weeks) as well as our latest image generation launch yesterday. We have a lot more coming… and need a lot more compute. pic.twitter.com/rHfQv1aLKS
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) 17 décembre 2025Compute enabled our first image generation launch (and a +32% jump in WAU over the following weeks) as well as our latest image generation launch yesterday. We have a lot more coming… and need a lot more compute.
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Perplexity iPad App Enhances Productivity for Students and Workers
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The Perplexity iPad app is built for productivity, multitasking, and deep work. Perfect for students and workers who use the iPad as their primary work device.
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Existential Problems in LLM Serving and Autoregressive Inference
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The Existential Problems in LLM Serving Naive Transformers might be fine for lab experiments – but they don’t hold up in production. The real challenge lies in Autoregressive Inference, where performance bottlenecks can cripple even the most powerful GPUs.
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Taiwan TSMC dominates 90% of leading-edge chip manufacturing
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The world runs on a single island (!!)
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 17 décembre 2025
Over 90% of leading-edge chips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan — a democratic nation just 100 miles off the coast of China, which the CCP openly claims as its own territory. Given the stakes, it’s astonishing (almost absurd) that the… pic.twitter.com/PLoGkRgFRKThe world runs on a single island (!!) Over 90% of leading-edge chips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan — a democratic nation just 100 miles off the coast of China, which the CCP openly claims as its own territory. Given the stakes, it’s astonishing (almost absurd) that the
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Axelera AI Showcases Edge AI Innovation at SEMICON Japan 2025
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Axelera AI is at @semicon_jpn 2025 talking about AI at the edge and Axelera’s edge‑AI innovation. Come see him and connect! Big thanks to @HollandHighTech and the Dutch Embassy for their great support #SEMICONJapan #EdgeAI #Semiconductors #AxeleraAI
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Tensor Logic Probability Models GPU Implementation Advances
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Nice work. Couple questions:
1. Tensor logic already incorporates probability and graphical models (Section 4.4. of paper). Is your goal to support nonstandard uncertainty calculi?
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DTV Math Model: CPU-First Approach vs Symbolic Specialization
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The DTV paper[1] from 2024 uses a 62B model specialized in math and reasoning, building up from 48.6% baseline by putting more emphasis on the symbolic side. What if we did the opposite, matching the baseline with specialized system on CPU and adding more parameters to improve?
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MIT Free Mathematics Course for Computer Science Engineering
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A free MIT course breaking down mathematics for computer science & engineering: https://t.co/lrmKyeLsys (v/@MITOCW)
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 16 décembre 2025
Here, MIT prof. Tom Leighton, who is also the CEO & co-founder of Akamai, discusses what a proof is (Lesson 1). pic.twitter.com/XpddzcuGYPA free MIT course breaking down mathematics for computer science & engineering: https://
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POSIX Storage Solutions: All Options Have Trade-offs
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there is no good posix storage, only ones that suck lesser than others