Mamba matches the Transformer with a state that never grows
Letting a linear-time recurrence change its parameters with each token is what finally closed the gap to attention on language, and the same fixed-size state that keeps it cheap is where it still falls short of what a growing cache can recall.
A growing company books the profit before it collects the cash
Receivables and unsold inventory hold the cash a growing business has earned but not yet collected, and a company whose suppliers wait longer than its customers can flip the whole cycle in its favor.
Moving a date from Spark to Snowflake takes two casts, and SQLGlot writes them
A no-dependency library for more than 30 SQL dialects, honest that its lenient parser will accept queries a real engine would reject.
The stay on Trump's mail-in voting order
The justices lifted one injunction on standing grounds without deciding the order's legality, and two other court orders still block it before a September hearing.
The U.S. seizes two platforms China's state hackers ran against the Justice Department, NASA, and the Fed
The two platforms trace to a Nanjing firm whose named customers include China's Ministry of State Security and the People's Liberation Army, and the government dates the intrusions to at least 2018.
AWS commits to two million more NVIDIA GPUs
The GPUs deploy across 2027 and 2028, with 100,000 reserved for U.S. government AI factories.
Athens exiled its powerful men by scratching names on broken pottery
Once a year the Athenian assembly could send a man into exile for ten years with no accusation and no trial, and the verb ostracize is what that ballot left in the language.