TokenSpeed targets agentic workloads
A May 24, 2026 entry describes an LLM inference engine for agentic workloads, highlighting scheduling, parallelism, and KV resource management features.
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MC++ blog index gathers C++ articles
Published on May 23, 2026, the MC++ blog index gathers links to articles about C++ and may help engineers locate content.
Read articleReports point to GPU Direct Storage plans for Vera Rubin
A May 23, 2026 entry reports that NVIDIA plans GPU Direct Storage for Vera Rubin and identifies CPU-managed storage I/O as a possible bottleneck in GPU workloads.
Read articleMIT features a practical course on performance engineering
Published on May 22, 2026, this entry describes MIT OpenCourseWare's 6.172 course on scalable, high-performance systems, covering performance analysis, optimization, caching, parallel programming, and C.
Read articleVirtual memory: concepts for beginners
Published on May 22, 2026, this article introduces paging, address translation, and the role of the MMU—concepts useful to C and C++ programmers.
Read articleC++ design patterns: common misconceptions
A video by Klaus Iglberger discusses common misconceptions about design patterns in C++. Published on May 21, 2026, the listing describes a focused discussion for engineers.
Read articleRadar: three readings on memory safety
Published on May 21, 2026, this entry lists three materials on memory corruption and memory safety: a history of attacks, a work on memory errors past, present and future, and a page asking why memory safety remains a concern.
Read articleCommunity reference for modern C++ patterns
Published on May 21, 2026, this bookmark presents a community repository of modern, idiomatic C++ code patterns for engineers to consult.
Read articleMore than 700 C++ videos organized by topic
Published on May 18, 2026, the briefing presents a Hacking C++ list of more than 700 educational videos, including conference talks, tutorials, courses, and explanations organized by subject.
Read articleGuide surveys 13 open-source tools for model deployment
Published on May 17, 2026, Turing Post’s guide covers 13 open-source tools for deploying, serving, and running foundation models, from local LLMs to high-throughput production inference.
Read articlellama.cpp adds Multi-Token Prediction support
A llama.cpp pull request adds support for MTP heads. Its author reports that Qwen3.6-27B reached 65 tokens per second on an RTX 3090, versus 38 with MTP enabled.
Read articlePost alleges court-record extraction and WhatsApp automation
Published on May 17, 2026, the post attributes court-case extraction, data enrichment and WhatsApp messaging to a tool; it also mentions HWID licensing and periodic contact with a central server.
Read articleMTP Benchmarks on Three GTX 1080 Ti GPUs
A May 16, 2026 publication reports llama.cpp throughput tests with MTP for Qwen 3.6 models on three GTX 1080 Ti GPUs.
Read articleRadar: Algorithmica's computer architecture guide
Published on May 16, 2026, Algorithmica's guide covers computer architecture and hardware topics relevant to performance. The publication recommends reading it alongside the book *Algorithms for Modern Hardware*.
Read articleGeorgia Tech series on high-performance computer architecture
A May 15, 2026 publication recommends a six-part series on high-performance computer architecture and its connection to fast GPU computing.
Read articleSIMD in C++ for data processing
A talk on SIMD-accelerated JSON parsing, C++26 compile-time reflection, and UTF-8/16 and Base64 processing in browsers.
Read articleTile Scheduling in CuTeDSL
A post introduces StaticPersistentTileScheduler in CuTeDSL and explains its usefulness when writing persistent kernels.
Read articleRadar: CUDA C++ programming guide
A primary reference for engineers developing with CUDA C++; the entry is dated May 14, 2026.
Read articleClass notes on efficient LLM serving
Published on May 13, 2026, these notes cover techniques and system components intended to improve language-model inference and serving.
Read articleAn introduction to what the processor is doing
The briefing recommends Kay Lack’s “Just Enough Assembly to Blow Your Mind” as an introduction to understanding what a processor is doing. Reading it may help engineers build a clearer mental model.
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