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Panther Lake’s Reveal at ITT 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: George Cozma)
Panther Lake’s Reveal at ITT 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: George Cozma)
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Interviewing Intel's Chief Architect of x86 Cores at Intel Tech Tour 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: George Cozma)
Interviewing Intel's Chief Architect of x86 Cores at Intel Tech Tour 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: George Cozma)
Facebook 发布了 OpenZL，一个可以通过学习文件格式的结构同时优化压缩率、压缩速度、解压速度的算法。
在使用时，程序员可以编写对于文件结构的描述，并生成/训练特定于这一文件格式的压缩算法，使得可以通过文件本身内部结构生成更容易压缩的数据流。所有这些压缩后的数据流都可以共享同一个解压算法，压缩算法改变时不需要修改。当输入无特定结构时，算法回退到 zstd。
https://engineering.fb.com/2025/10/06/developer-tools/openzl-open-source-format-aware-compression-framework/
在使用时，程序员可以编写对于文件结构的描述，并生成/训练特定于这一文件格式的压缩算法，使得可以通过文件本身内部结构生成更容易压缩的数据流。所有这些压缩后的数据流都可以共享同一个解压算法，压缩算法改变时不需要修改。当输入无特定结构时，算法回退到 zstd。
https://engineering.fb.com/2025/10/06/developer-tools/openzl-open-source-format-aware-compression-framework/
Engineering at Meta
Introducing OpenZL: An Open Source Format-Aware Compression Framework
OpenZL is a new open source data compression framework that offers lossless compression for structured data. OpenZL is designed to offer the performance of a format-specific compressor with the eas…
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AMD’s EPYC 9355P: Inside a 32 Core Zen 5 Server Chip
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
AMD’s EPYC 9355P: Inside a 32 Core Zen 5 Server Chip
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
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A Look into Intel Xeon 6’s Memory Subsystem
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
A Look into Intel Xeon 6’s Memory Subsystem
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
AMD's Inaugural Tech Day ft. ROCm 7, Modular, and AMD Lab Tour
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Hello you fine Internet folks,
I was invited to AMD's Austin Headquarters where AMD held their inaugural Tech Day where AMD announced ROCm 7, Modular showed off their results with MI355X, which was topped off by a tour of AMD's Labs.
Hope y'all enjoy!
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在探讨大语言模型（LLM）的性能时，一个流传已久的说法是：“解码过程中的 Attention 操作是访存密集型（Memory Bound）的。” 这个观点深入人心，以至于许多优化讨论都以此为前提。然而，随着模型架构的演进和解码策略的创新，这一迷思正在被打破。
https://shinezyy.github.io/ArchShineZ/post/decoding-myth/
在探讨大语言模型（LLM）的性能时，一个流传已久的说法是：“解码过程中的 Attention 操作是访存密集型（Memory Bound）的。” 这个观点深入人心，以至于许多优化讨论都以此为前提。然而，随着模型架构的演进和解码策略的创新，这一迷思正在被打破。
https://shinezyy.github.io/ArchShineZ/post/decoding-myth/
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The myth of decoding large language models | ShineZ's Homepage
在探讨大语言模型（LLM）的性能时，一个流传已久的说法是：“解码过程中的 Attention 操作是访存密集型（Memory Bound）的。” 这个观点深入人心，以至于许多优化讨论都以此为前提。然而，随着模型架构的演进和解码策略的创新，这一迷思正在被打破。
dramforever's blog
dram.page is now served by grebedoc.dev
That’s it. If you’re seeing this post, your receiving this page from grebedoc.dev.
Check it out if you want a way to serve the contents from a git repo over HTTP(S) on the public Internet.
The backend server on grebedoc.dev is called git-pages. I’ll probably use the two names interchangably for the rest of this article.
(However, I will use “
Zero downtime migration
I think I’ve managed to do a zero-downtime migration from Netlify. This is what I did:
First, I moved everything to the
Then, I set up the “method 1” DNS record:
Then, I triggered an initial clone using the
This has two effects:
● It asks git-pages to start serving files for
● It registers
Now I can see if it’s serving my pages correctly:
For me, that looked good, so I’m ready to do the switch, changing the actual DNS record to make my site point to the grebedoc.dev server:
… well,
And that’s it, I’m serving the latest site on grebedoc.dev.
As for auto-updating, the webhook part works normally.
What’s wrong with Netlify?
Nothing, really, but since I use zero complex features and just serve what’s in the git repo, this is just simpler.
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dram.page is now served by grebedoc.dev
That’s it. If you’re seeing this post, your receiving this page from grebedoc.dev.
Check it out if you want a way to serve the contents from a git repo over HTTP(S) on the public Internet.
The backend server on grebedoc.dev is called git-pages. I’ll probably use the two names interchangably for the rest of this article.
(However, I will use “
grebedoc.dev” to specifically refer to the domain itself, and use grebedoc.dev to refer to the service.)Zero downtime migration
I think I’ve managed to do a zero-downtime migration from Netlify. This is what I did:
First, I moved everything to the
pages branch. This is just easier.Then, I set up the “method 1” DNS record:
_git-pages-repository.dram.page. 600 IN TXT (
"https://github.com/dramforever/dram.page.git" )Then, I triggered an initial clone using the
PUT method.$ curl -v -X PUT -H 'Host: dram.page' \
'https://grebedoc.dev' \
--data 'https://github.com/dramforever/dram.page.git'This has two effects:
● It asks git-pages to start serving files for
Host: dram.page● It registers
dram.page as a known domain to git-pages, allowing it to immediately start receiving HTTPS requests. This lets me to completely avoid sending anything over unencrypted HTTP, including the webhook.Now I can see if it’s serving my pages correctly:
$ curl -v -H 'Host: dram.page' 'https://grebedoc.dev'For me, that looked good, so I’m ready to do the switch, changing the actual DNS record to make my site point to the grebedoc.dev server:
dram.page. 600 IN ALIAS grebedoc.dev… well,
ALIAS is not a real DNS record. The effect is that the authoritative DNS server looks up the IPv4 and IPv6 address of the domain grebedoc.dev and serves them as A and AAAA records of dram.page. Fortunately my authoritative DNS service has this feature.And that’s it, I’m serving the latest site on grebedoc.dev.
As for auto-updating, the webhook part works normally.
What’s wrong with Netlify?
Nothing, really, but since I use zero complex features and just serve what’s in the git repo, this is just simpler.
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Everactive’s Self-Powered SoC at Hot Chips 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
Everactive’s Self-Powered SoC at Hot Chips 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
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AMD’s RDNA4 GPU Architecture at Hot Chips 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
AMD’s RDNA4 GPU Architecture at Hot Chips 2025
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Telegraph | source
(author: Chester Lam)
