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Claudio Álvarez

@Claudio_AG

Associate Professor of Computer Science at Universidad de los Andes, Chile. I teach CS and research in EdTech. Husband & father of two.

Joined November 2007
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LEGO engineering design process to cross the narrowest bridge successfully. [📹 Brick Experiment Channel]


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I’m at Stanford and I research software engineering productivity. We have data on the performance of >50k engineers from 100s of companies. Inspired by @deedydas, our research shows: ~9.5% of software engineers do virtually nothing: Ghost Engineers (0.1x-ers)

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If you give up, the game is over ...


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That breed of dog is known as the Kangal, the largest dog breed in the world. They’re often used to defend sheep from wolves The dog protected a flock of sheep from a vicious wolf attack but couldn’t save all of them The sheep in the picture showed appreciation as the dog did…

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Amazing graphical representation of a neural net, never seen anything like it.


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In 1956, 26-year-old Edgar Dijkstra invented a classic path-finding algorithm while out with his fiancée at a café in Amsterdam. It all happened in his head: “Without pencil and paper you are almost forced to avoid all avoidable complexities,” he said. quantamagazine.org/computer-scien…

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I wonder why something like this isn't built into Brave

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The simplest SIMD practice: simd_memcpy() in C. It uses SIMD intrinsics and data types to copy memory 16bytes-by-16bytes, aka 128bits, not byte-by-byte. This is just a practice to have a glance at SIMD, which is a good facility provided by modern CPUs.

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Switzerland unveils a new statue honoring the creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.


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A thread of 20 Survival Tips And Tricks You Might Not Have Known Before. 1. How to break a door

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I can't stop thinking about this blog post where they replaced Redis with SQLite—and surprisingly, SQLite was faster! What's interesting is that Redis was running locally, SQLite was storing the data on disk. So it was memory (Redis) vs disk (SQLite), but Redis needed to…

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I'll tell you what goes on here. 🧵

what even goes on here

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New record prime announced today. Here it is written in hexadecimal.

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You asked for it, so here it is. Visualizing CPU cache speeds relative to RAM. Cache optimization is important too!


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Italian grocery store. NYC, 1943

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The wrong CPU scheduler can kill you. At one time, I used to work in aerospace. Most aircraft systems are separated into various levels of "criticality". Safety-critical systems are designed to lose <1 life per 10^9 hours of operation.

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Want to see why 1984 was not like 1984 -- Every legacy Mac OS emulated in your browser infinitemac.org

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Choose your sound card.

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