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  • Agentic AI and the Demand for Data Centers

    Agentic AI and the Demand for Data Centers

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    “Agentic AI platforms” include semi-autonomous coding agents such as Claude Code as well as general purpose agents like OpenClaw. An increasing amount of software is being developed with agentic AI. OpenClaw itself has been one of the fastest-growing open-source projects in history, used by individuals and businesses. These agentic AI platforms are profligate in their…

  • The Tokenomics of Exclusion: Why AI is Becoming a Tool of the Rich

    The Tokenomics of Exclusion: Why AI is Becoming a Tool of the Rich

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    Ever since I discovered computers 55 years ago, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed exploring firmware design, compiler theory, and high level architecture, both as a salaried employee and on my own time. For me, software is the delicious intersection of art, architecture, and high-tech tools. The recent advances in AI technology supports my life-long fantasy that someday,…

  • Genetic Algorithms for Automated Source Code Evolution: a C++11 tutorial

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    Join me in some recreational C++ programming. Our project is to make a genetic algorithm that will evolve the source code for a program that, when run, will compute and output the solution to something. Our target source language is a tiny language called Iota, made specially for this purpose. We’ll also talk about how…

  • New Video Tutorial: Assembly Language Output from gcc/g++

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    Released Today! Our newest video tutorial, Inspecting the Assembly Language Output from gcc/g++, is now available for your viewing pleasure at the following link: Link:  Inspecting the Assembly Language Output from gcc/g++ You can look at the assembly language output from the gcc/g++ compiler to see what kind of code the compiler generates for your…

  • New Video Tutorial: Make a Neural Net Simulator in C++

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    Released today! Our newest video programming tutorial, A Neural Net Simulator in C++, is now available for your viewing pleasure at the following link: [ Update for 2013: Also see the new companion video for visualizations of how neural nets work and how to train them: The Care and Training of Your Backpropagation Neural Net. …