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Decoupling Compute and Memory for Async GPUs 5 by yiyingzhang | 1 comments on Hacker News. Cool open-source project that introduces a new programming model for decoupling compute and memory for NVIDIA GPUs that supports asynchronous memory operations (e.g., Hopper). 12% perf improvement over SOTA and 67% less kernel code. Paper: "VDCores: Resource Decoupled Programming and Execution for Asynchronous GPU" arXiv:2605.03190

Ask HN: What are the hardest problems AWS Lambda MicroVMs can solve now? 4 by iaziz786 | 0 comments on Hacker News. By introduction of Lambda MicroVMs, what are the most importance and challenging task we can solve with them now? I’m looking for the answers which weren’t possible before on it. My objective is to understand if this technology can solve really hard parts of a very common problem. Even if making it work on AWS would require a lot of work but it would be worth it. Hence my goal is to understand what it unlocks?

Google – Alphabet's Sour Soup 3 by IAMAGINIT | 0 comments on Hacker News. What happened to search? To be fair, Google failed to actually achieve the goal of world's best, but...to have dropped the ball so badly after AI. Who's got real news in the zoo?

Elastic Layoffs? 4 by nunocoracao | 2 comments on Hacker News. What’s going on?

Ask HN: Why don't LLM harnesses enable/expose custom middleware hooks? 4 by fur-tea-laser | 0 comments on Hacker News. I want to be able to execute a prompt derived from a piece of structured data (JSON) by transforming it into markdown and decorating it at prompt-time, without building my own infrastructure around or alongside the harness...

How to find AI-conservative companies to work for? 6 by tossitawayplz | 1 comments on Hacker News. Is it even possible? I don't completely hate AI, and leverage it to make things better but I don't like to use it for EVERYTHING. At my current job we have outsourced our thinking, our design, our documentation, our sanity to it and I just can't do it anymore. I'm considering getting out of tech entirely at this point I've been in it for almost two decades and I've reached my tipping point dealing with the way we're using it but fear basically every company hiring software engineers is doing the same thing (or worse.) I'm ready to just be poorer at this point.