jxmorris12
33 articles found across 2 feeds
Appears on
Articles33
Why Mark Rothko's Abstract Paintings Matter Today
A brief reflection on why Mark Rothko's abstract paintings are relevant now. It describes how Rothko moved away from representational art in the late 1940s, focusing instead on light, color, and emotional impact through soft-edged rectangles on a field. The piece notes his specific installation preferences—low hanging, dim lighting—emphasizing that his work
The just-say-no engineer archetype was a product of the ZIRP era
The just-say-no engineer archetype was a product of the ZIRP era
Through the looking glass of benchmark hacking
Article URL: https://poolside.ai/blog/through-the-looking-glass Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48100868 Points: 4 # Comments: 0
The surprising structural similarities between neural networks and cryptographic ciphers
Parameters vs. Computation: Understanding Deep Learning Model Efficiency Metrics
The value of sharing creative process publicly: working with the garage door up
The article explores the concept of "working with the garage door up" — a philosophy of sharing creative process and unfinished work publicly, rather than only showcasing polished final products. It contrasts this open, transparent approach with traditional marketing and announcement-based communication, celebrating the value of seeing how creators think, st
ripgrep: A Fast Command-Line Search Tool Written in Rust
Understanding Continuous Batching in Large Language Models: From Attention Mechanisms to Throughput Optimization
Exactitude in Science – Borges (1946) [pdf]
Article URL: https://kwarc.info/teaching/TDM/Borges.pdf Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46766229 Points: 5 # Comments: 0
Joan Didion's 1967 Essay on the Dark Side of Haight-Ashbury's Summer of Love
Breakthrough: 1.3-Second Cross-Machine Weight Transfer for Trillion-Parameter AI Models
Modal introduces GPU memory snapshots for sub-second container startup times
FTX Figure Caroline Ellison Scheduled for Early Prison Release Next Month
Exploring Vibe Coding: Human-AI Collaboration in Programming
AI Sycophancy: The Growing Problem of Excessive Praise in Large Language Models

Methodology for Measuring Perceived Claustrophobia on New York City Streets
The Value of Tinkering: A Programmer's Reflection on Learning Through Experimentation
Analyzing the U.S. Economy's Unexpected Resilience Amid Warning Signs
The Physics of Cooking Chicken Through Impact: Analyzing an Absurd Scientific Question
This article explores the humorous physics question of how hard one would need to hit a chicken to cook it through impact energy. It references a classic calculation suggesting a slap at 3726 mph would reach cooking temperature, but notes this approach is flawed because cooking requires sustained heat rather than instantaneous temperature. The piece takes a

