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Linkedin bots and humans, time for that post I do about Gophercon. Gophercon is still a wonderful conference to go to. GC 2024 was at Chicago where I gave a 25 minute talk on the fundamental concepts of embedded systems (with live coding). I've heard people liked it quite a bit. Check it out at the link below. #golang #embeddedsystems #firmware #livecoding #go #gophercon

🌟 Excited to announce the release of our latest blog post "An LLM-Tool Compiler for Fused Parallel Function Calling" on arXiv:2405.17438v1. The post explores how our LLM-Tool Compiler enhances parallelization and efficiency in managing API calls, reducing token costs and latency by up to 40% and 12% respectively. Check out the full details here: https://bit.ly/3V41VVV. #LLM #API #ParallelFunctionCalling #SocialMediaMarketing

🚀 wolfCLU just got stronger! We've expanded test coverage with new CI processes, including -fsanitize=address builds & enhanced unit tests for features like ML-DSA (#Dilithium). Quality is our priority! Reliable #cryptographic tools start here. https://lnkd.in/g5PpEFx9

The LibreQoS team is making some *very* cool stuff. Here's a preview of a feature Herbert Wolverson wrote code for just the other day.  Herbert says: "With this you can render your entire network tree - updated in real-time. * Each node's bar represents recent RTT readings, colorized like the rest of the site. * Each node has a ribbon to connected nodes down the tree. * That ribbon's WIDTH is "number of bytes going that way" - scaled relative to one another. * That ribbon's COLOR is "how close to max capacity is this ribbon"

╰☆☆ ʙɪᴛᴡɪsᴇ ᴏᴘᴇʀᴀᴛᴏʀ ☆☆╮ Bitwise operators are often overlooked and rarely used nowadays by a large number of developers who often don't even know them, yet they remain powerful tools. Beyond code, they are at the heart of the logic in our processors for many tasks. I will repost daily with some posts illustrating their use. ---- Today, an example showing how to perform multiplication using only shifts and addition. Obviously, this isn’t about replacing your usual multiplication method but rather about understanding the basics of how multiplication can be done in the processing units of your processors. All the series : #BitwiseMyLove

🚀 Day 11 of my LeetCode streak! Today, I tackled and solved the "Sum of All Subset XOR Totals" problem. It's all about harnessing the power of bitwise operations to efficiently compute the XOR sum of all subsets. Each day brings new challenges and opportunities to enhance my problem-solving skills. Let's keep the momentum going! 💪 #LeetCode #CodingChallenge #BitwiseOperations #Algorithms #ContinuousLearning #TechJourney

Day 127 of #180DaysOfCode: Single Number II 🌟 day 9/10 of bit manipulation Today, I worked on the "Single Number II" problem, where the challenge was to find the number that appears exactly once in an array, while every other number appears three times. 🔄✨ To solve this problem, I used a bitwise manipulation approach that efficiently tracks the frequency of each bit across all numbers in the array. By counting the number of times each bit is set, I identified the bits corresponding to the unique number. Any bit count that is not divisible by three corresponds to the bits of the single number. This problem was a great opportunity to deepen my understanding of bitwise operations and reinforce my skills in solving problems with optimal time complexity! 🚀💻 #180DaysOfCode #SingleNumberII #BitwiseManipulation #Optimization #ProblemSolving #Tech #Algorithms

We were recently hired by a client to write a 3-node distributed system in Rust, where each node runs a multistage pipeline in parallel and communicates with the other nodes throughout. Check out our recent blog post that walks you through the lessons we learnt from this successful project: https://buff.ly/3wt1CeI #rust #opensource #rustprogramming #distributedsystems

I'm very pleased with some comments on my recent talk on my novel algorithm for float-to-string conversion that I gave at C++Now, C++ on Sea and CppCon, The C++ Conference: 1) "One of the best talks I've seen in a while. Impressive research and presentation. Bravo." 2) "This was an incredible talk. [...] Lucky you who is reading this - you're in for a treat." 3) "First became aware of Cassio from his talk on Calendar algorithms. So I knew this talk was going to be amazing." 3) "Amazed to be able to follow all this stuff... Kudos to the speaker..." 😎 4) "Cassio is the best!" If you enjoy the talk please give it a like and share with friends and colleagues. --- C++Now: https://lnkd.in/eq9inrTj C++ on Sea: https://lnkd.in/eP6Nwnyv CppCon : TBD #cpp #algorithms #mathematics

Ever heard about the first computer bug? It wasn't a software glitch, but a real moth causing chaos in 1947! Bugs have been bugging us since the beginning of computing. #MothGate #VintageTech #BuggyFromTheStart #HistoryOfComputing #FunFactFriday #CodeCombat #RealLifeBug #EarlyErrors #DeadBugDebug #AnalogyFails #Qubited