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Humanoid robots are on the rise, with a slate of companies building several different prototypes. Whether they're designed to be on the production line or engineered to roam around your house performing various chores, different kinds of machines are on the cusp of mass production. Setting expectations Australian
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Prefill/decode disaggregation has the elegance of a clean architecture diagram. Prompt processing is compute-heavy. Token generation is memory-bandwidth-heavy. Put them on separate GPU pools, scale each phase independently, and stop them from interfering with each other. That logic is sound. Then a burst arrives. Prefill queues grow. Decode GPUs
I built a RAG tool over my own writing. Here's what I learned. A note: I built this with Claude Code doing the implementation, directed by me. Worth being explicit about that, since it's the more honest version of what "I built this" means