Computer science is experimental mathematics.
COMPUTING
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Building DGX B300 Cluster and AI Data Center Infrastructure
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there is a reason my bio says that I am on a mission to build a DGX B300 cluster a data center w/ a power planet is on the 10 years roadmap 🙂
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Apple’s iPhone Strategy: Continuous Innovation in Consumer Technology
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Actually jason, every iPhone is the best iPhone they have made yet. And this is something only Apple can do.
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Consumer Demand for Simpler Lighter Smartphone Alternatives Growing
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The phones have been getting ever bigger, heavier, more full-featured. There are dozens of us that want the opposite. Dozens!
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Quantized Models Daytime: Specific Technical Accusations Explained
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I've seen you say "1.58-bit quantized models during daytime" a few times now, that's a very specific accusation, where does it come from? Daytime in which timezone?
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SkyPilot: Open Source Framework for Managing AI Workloads
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Run, manage, and scale AI workloads on any infrastructure! SkyPilot is an open source framework that provides a unified, cloud-agnostic control plane for launching, monitoring, and optimizing AI workloads. 100% Open Source.
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SAS Innovate 2026 Call for Content: Data and AI Conference
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It’s our Call for Content’s debut . You heard it right—SAS Innovate 2026 is back and we will be in Grapevine, TX with thousands of data and AI enthusiasts. Make your proposal specific, outcome-driven & demo-ready. Our expert panel reviews each submission by Nov. 7!
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Exa Search grounds LLMs in real-time APIs to reduce hallucinations
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Exa Search might be the most practical piece. LLMs hallucinate less when grounded in real-time APIs and docs.
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Building Compilers Costs 14k USD Across Three Languages
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Re: costs Technically it costs about 5k usd to build your own compiler now because cursed was implemented first in c, then rust, now zig. So yeah, it’s not one compiler it’s three editions of it. For a total of $14k USD. x.com/GeoffreyHuntle…
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Cython Interpreter Optimization Through Memory Management Insights
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In the meantime, I spent a few days looking into memory management and reference counting, which led to many insights about improving and reducing allocations, whole program optimization, language design, and ultimately another rewrite of my Cython interpreter. (Approx 15% faster