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ScrollToll: Fighting Short-Video Addiction by Counting Videos Instead of Time
ScrollToll is an Android anti-addiction app that counts short videos watched instead of time spent, hard-locks feeds at daily limits, and guides breathing exercises to reclaim attention.
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Practical RL Compute Optimization: Core Strategies to Boost CPU and GPU Utilization
An in-depth look at why CPU and GPU utilization is low in RL training, covering vectorized environment parallelism, distributed Actor-Learner architectures, GPU-side simulation (Isaac Gym/Brax), and Ray RLlib practice.
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Vibe Coding in Practice at Big Tech: How Frontend Engineers Can Avoid Being Replaced in the AI Era
A big-tech interviewer reveals: junior/mid frontend dev is being replaced by AI. This article breaks down 3 core Vibe Coding interview questions to help you master key skills for the AI-assisted coding era.
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PocketMage Review: The E-Paper Clamshell PDA Bringing Back the Physical Keyboard
PocketMage is a crowdfunded clamshell PDA by Talisman Design, combining an e-paper display with a physical keyboard for distraction-free writing and note-taking.
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Real-Time Collaborative Painting on a 3D Globe: A Deep Dive into the Paint the Earth Open Source Experiment
Paint the Earth is an open-source project letting users worldwide paint together in real time on an interactive 3D globe. This article breaks down its WebGL rendering, WebSocket real-time sync, and the social value behind collaborative art.
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Research·2 min
Optimize Anything: One API to Unify Optimization of Code, Prompts, and Agent Architectures
UC Berkeley and Stanford propose Optimize Anything, a universal text optimization framework that unifies optimization of CUDA kernels, agent architectures, and prompts through one declarative API.
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