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Can 1B LLM Surpass 405B LLM? Rethinking Compute-Optimal Test-Time Scaling
Test-Time Scaling (TTS) is an important method for improving the performance of Large Language Models (LLMs) by using additional computation during the inference phase. However, current studies do not systematically analyze how policy models, Process Reward Models (PRMs), and problem difficulty influence TTS. This lack of analysis limits the understanding and practical use of TTS methods. In this paper, we focus on two core questions: (1) What is the optimal app ... ⌘ Read more
Calendar.txt (2021)
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Bitwarden Authenticator
opensource links
https://github.com/bitwarden/authenticator-android https://github.com/bitwarden/authenticator-ios

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The Evolution of Agile Imposters: Why We Can't Estimate Our Own Software
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A Meticulous Guide to Advances in Deep Learning Efficiency over the Years
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Warsmash: A rewrite of Warcraft3 in Java
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ICanProveItCanSort
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Epoch Semantic Versioning
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Tokio + prctl = nasty bug
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MacOS for KDE Users
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The DOS 3.3 SYS.COM Bug Hunt
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Explaining an apparent 17:1 female to male population question during the Neolithic
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Defragging my old Dell’s UEFI NVRAM
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Memory hell · Nova
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Building The Roottrees are Dead
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Emacs 30.1 released
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Removing Jeff Bezos From My Bed
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War rooms vs. deep investigations
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Three questions about Apple, encryption, and the U.K
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OpenBSD: Innovations
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Calling private methods without losing sleep at night
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vcmi: Open-source engine for Heroes of Might and Magic III
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Why are QR Codes with capital letters smaller than QR codes with lower-case letters?**
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Possibly one step towards named arguments in Rust (2020)
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Microsoft makes more of their DirectX compiler code open-source
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Against Must-Haves (Part Three)
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How we built a VR Headset that sees people through walls. (Treehacks ‘25)
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A new math library for Ada - NeoSIMD
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The FFmpeg School of Assembly Language
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Vine: A programming language based on Interaction Nets
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Building a 3D modelling app with Bevy
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Scrap Your ORM—Replace Your ORM With Relational Algebra
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Sparse Voxels Rasterization: Real-time High-fidelity Radiance Field Rendering
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llm-commit: A plugin for llm that generates commit messages
This is a small plugin for Simon Willison’s llm utility. It uses staged Git changes and generates a commit message using a LLM.
You can do things like:

git add . # Stage your changes

llm commit # Automatically generate a commit message from the staged diff

llm commit –model gpt-4 –max-tokens 150 –temperature 0.8 –yes

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The $1.5B Bybit Hack: The Era of Operational Security Failures Has Arrived
Obviously blockchain-adjacent, but not an on-chain attack, and may be interesting to folks.

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Bookmarklets (and Custom URL Schemes) Are Criminally Underrated
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Concurrency bugs in Lucene: How to fix optimistic concurrency failures
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Solving the JIT calculator challenge
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SystemV filesystem being removed from the Linux kernel
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Making a datalog engine in clojure
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Ring is unmaintained
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Notes on code walking kubelet initialization
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Invoker Commands (Explainer)
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How Swift's server support powers Things Cloud
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Nyx Space and Rust Power Firefly's Blue Ghost Lunar Landing
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NixOS: the power of VM tests
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Technologies that Didn’t: CLNS
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Open letter to browser and OS makers
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Large Language Diffusion Models
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Depth is all you need: how Antithesis crushes Gradius
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GDScript Notes
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Neut Programming Language
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Quint Deserves Rust
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Linus Torvalds Clearly Lays Out Linux Maintainer Roles - Or Not - Around Rust Code
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Apple pulls encryption feature from UK over government spying demands
Context, discussed very recently on Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/07jh0c/uk\_demands\_apple\_break\_encryption\_allow

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We Issued Our First Six Day Cert
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Stack Auth Updates #4: Vanilla JS library & more
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The Smallest Go Binary (5KB)
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Chatting with the Designer of MonoLisa
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The First Wasm_of_ocaml Release is Out
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autosetup
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All people could do was hope the nerds would fix it
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What are you doing this weekend?**
Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.

Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too! ⌘ Read more
The Ys X: Nordics PC Optimization Journey
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UNIX V2 "Beta" Resurrected
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Running ML models in Elixir using Pythonx
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Databases are the endgame for data-oriented design
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Podcast "Clojure in product. Would you do it again?"
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Docker limits unauthenticated pulls to 10/hr/ip from Docker Hub, from March 1
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Unauthenticated RCE in Grandstream HT802V2 and probably others
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Chromium Ozone/Wayland: The Last Mile Stretch
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Linus replies to R4L controversy
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Crustacean for Lobste.rs
Howdy folks!
I wrote a native app for Lobste.rs to give back to the fantastic community and was wondering if I could have the opportunity for some feedback. It is still very early days but here is a list of things that work:

- Read only access to the trending, active & new tabs.
- Comments for the said tabs.
- Infinite loading for data in the said tabs.
- Offline caching for when you need to read stuff but don’t have internet.

What I want to add in the future:

- User login! It would be nice to interac ... ⌘ Read more
Hello, Policy Gradient
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Subcutanean: Source Code Release
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Running Pong in 240 Browser Tabs ·**
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Bash++: Bash with Classes
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A Tail Calling Interpreter For Python (And Other Updates)
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Announcing Rust 1.85.0 and Rust 2024
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Ugly Code and Dumb Things
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Implementing a Game Boy emulator in Ruby
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CMU 17-712: Fantastic Bugs and How to Find Them
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A Retrospective Interview w/Leonard Richardson (of RMM fame)
I have been conducting a series of interviews with people who have been influential in hypermedia:

https://htmx.org/essays#interviews

my latest interview is with Leonard Richardson, who created the Richardson Maturity Model for RESTful APIs

I hope you enjoy it!

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Five Kinds of Nondeterminism
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FAQ on Microsoft’s topological qubit thing
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TRAVERTINE (CVE-2025-24118): Race condition in XNU
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sapf: - a Forth-like language for audio synthesis using lazy lists and APL-like auto-mapping
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AI vs. an extra minute in the shower
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PgBouncer is useful, important, and fraught with peril
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The IPv6 transition
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Meshtastic: decentralized communication with low-power devices
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The Raspberry Pi RP2040 Gets a Surprise Speed Boost, Unlocks an Official 200MHz Mode
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Demystifying monads in Rust through property-based testing
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What I Saw at the Evolution of Plan 9
PDF was extracted from an archive on http://www.collyer.net/who/geoff/9/, that’s why it’s hosted on my web site.

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Build your own SQLite in Rust, Part 5: Evaluating queries
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Knight TV resurrection
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Practical Alloy: A hands-on guide to formal software design
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Typst 0.13 is out now: Experimental HTML export, semantic paragraphs, and more
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modview: Effortlessly visualize mod graph with all external dependencies for your Go projects
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When Imperfect Systems are Good, Actually: Bluesky’s Lossy Timelines
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