@ReelLifeJustin I love the nod to technological treasures like Sputnik and Nintendo! The Netflix documentary was great and I'm sorry about the loss of your brother. Real treasure is time with loved ones and it's great that you have created this to help people connect via adventures.
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🗒️ Full rules in blog post https://t.co/elPJ4n2rvV
@goinggodotnet 💯 percent agree, few companies are willing to grow and develop talent. Everyone in this field has had one or more mentors that really help them level up
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#golang
MASSIVE 🤯
First dedicated transformer ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) just dropped
Custom chip burns transformer architecture directly into silicon, making AI models run 10x faster than GPUs
What is Sohu 👨🔧 ?
- Hardware architecture specifically optimized for transformer neural networks
- Processes AI models 10x faster and cheaper than GPUs
- Achieves >500,000 tokens/second throughput
⚡ Technical Capabilities
- Multicast speculative decoding
- Single core architecture
- Real-time content generation
- Parallel processing of hundreds of responses
- Beam search and MCTS (Monte Carlo Tree Search) decoding
- Supports MoE (Mixture of Experts) and transformer variants
🎯 Practical Applications
- Real-time voice agents processing thousands of words in milliseconds
- Advanced code completion with tree search
- Parallel comparison of hundreds of model responses
- Real-time content generation at scale
🔬 Core Specifications
- 144 GB HBM3E memory per chip
- Expansible to 100T parameter models
- Fully open-source software stack
- Outperforms NVIDIA 8xH100 and 8xB200 in LLaMA 70B throughput
Think of it as custom-built highways for AI instead of regular roads used by other computers
So odd when the clear market leader in the hottest tech field today (AI) is seeing a steady stream of departures: cofounders, executives. The people who have the most internal details on current status and future plans.
They have far more information than us on the outside.
@laurenbalik There seems to be no end in sight for $FSLY stock (layoffs and there is still the lawsuit). I never thought stock would get this low, is it time to get out ASAP?
I was lucky enough to pick up a new book during Gophercon to add to my library. Thanks @thesamcoyle for the kind words (I was lucky to get a signed copy). It was great to see you and @cassie1coyle to catch up!
Thank you for making this year’s #GopherCon unforgettable!🎊 What an incredible 10 years it has been, Gophers. YOU are the heart of this community. ❤️
Thank you to the attendees, speakers, workshop instructors, sponsors, and everyone who made this year’s event spectacular. This community is truly something special, and we can’t wait for another 10 years of GopherCon! 🌟💻 See you next year! 😉
#GophersUnite
@rakyll Yes 💯 agree that the dynamic between management/product tends to skew unhealthily towards higher tech debt when an organization overrides the engineering leadership. I've also seen the inverse where engineering leadership overrode all others and it's equally as disfunctional.
Retweets massively appreciated.
Today, I'm excited to announce the waitlist for my first ever course, The Ultimate Guide to Debugging in Go.
Debugging is probably the most important skills that you never get taught. It is usually the first thing I teach folks and it's often quoted as the most useful thing they learnt from me.
I'm still working hard to get the course finished, but if you want to get access before anyone else and a tasty discount code, you can join the waitlist here:
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#golang
so one thing crazy about GOOS=wasip1 is that now you can compile the Go compiler itself into Wasm/WASI, and run that with wazero, meaning that you can do JIT-compilation of any Go programs inside a Go application without CGo for whatever it's worth🫠🤯
@rakyll This 💯. Folks at leadership levels look to create a growing list of new features so that sales can have more talking points to get customers to buy. These features might not actually provide any value in terms of what a customer is really looking for, but hey it will help sales.
At least 80% of the pace problems in this industry is structural: dysfunctional org, too much emphasis on short wins, management who doesn't own, circular dependencies/blockers, paper work...