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Retrotechtacular: Bleeding-Edge Memory Devices of 1959 https://hackaday.com/2026/02/21/retrot echtacular-bleeding-edge-memory-devices-of-1959/ #Magnetic-corememory #Retrocomputing #belllabs #History #twistor #memory

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Although digital computers are – much like their human computer counterparts – about performing calculations, another crucial element is that of memory. After all, you need to fetch val…

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Retrotechtacular: Bleeding-Edge Memory Devices Of 1959

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Spike-timing-dependent #plasticity (#STDP) is a core rule in #ComputationalNeuroscience that adjusts #synaptic strength based on precise pre- vs. postsynaptic #spike timing, enabling #TemporalCoding and #learning in #SNN. In this post, I summarize its mathematical formulation, functional consequences for learning and #memory along with a simple #Python example:

🌍 https://www. fabriziomusacchio.com/blog/202 6-02-12-stdp/

#CompNeuro #Neuroscience #SNN #NeuralDynamics #NeuralPlasticity

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STDP learning window W(Δt) as a function of the relative spike timing Δt

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Synaptic weight dynamics with and without spike-timing-dependent plasticity. Left: STDP-enabled network. Synaptic weights differentiate over time and converge toward a bimodal distribution. Right: Control simulation without STDP. Synaptic weights remain at their initial random values and show no dynamical reorganization. Top panels show the final synaptic weights, middle panels show the distribution of synaptic weights, and bottom panels show the time course of two example synapses.

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No conozco a este flaco ni sus videos, pero dice que por el precio de las RAMs no esta pudiendo reparar las laptop que vende. Dice que las subastas de las laptops usadas ve van al carajo solo para sacarle las RAM, que las RAM que tienen adentro valen más que todala laptop... Terrible https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=T6eiFyJMWgM #ram #memory #rammemory #cripcrisis #chips

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Quien sabe, quiza con esta cajita feliz me haga millonario pronto... #ram #rammemory #memory #chips #memoriaram #ai #ia #bubble

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un article pour comprendre par l'exemple le fonctionnement de la gestion de la mémoire par l'interpréteur Python et de son garbage collector : https://machinelearningmastery.com/eve rything-you-need-to-know-about-how-python-manages-memory/

#Python #memory #docs

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Everything You Need to Know About How Python Manages Memory - MachineLearningMastery.com

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Understand Python’s automatic memory management, from reference counting and circular cycles to using the gc module for debugging.

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Everything You Need to Know About How Python Manages Memory - MachineLearningMastery.com

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Understand Python’s automatic memory management, from reference counting and circular cycles to using the gc module for debugging.

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Fil-C is a memory-safe implementation of the languages we already use every day with fanatical compatibility in mind, meaning that a lot of existing software compiles and runs with zero or minimal changes. It achieves this through a combination of concurrent garbage collection and an innovative capability model called InvisiCaps that dynamically enforces memory safety without escape hatches or unsafe blocks.

Link: https://fil-c.org/

#C #Language #Programming #Memory #Safe

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#it #joke #meme #debugging #development #programming #dev #coding #cpp #memory #jokes #memes #fun #funny #engineering #promptEngineering

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Junior was listening to "Lo-fi beats" and
coding with a "cute" VS Code theme. Said
he was "in the flow."
| went to his desk and told him we have a
potential memory leak in a legacy C++
module he’s never seen. | told him he
needs to "manual trace" it without any Al
tools because "that’s real engineering."
His "vibe" died instantly. He spent 6 hours
staring at a black screen while | went for a
2-hour tea break. Welcome to the real
world, prompt boy.

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#WagnerMoura: "I think that preservation of #memory is a very important thing. You know, back in '79, we had [in Brazil] this law called the #AmnestyLaw that basically forgave all the torturers and killers, and people that did despicable things to civilians.

And I think that that was a very, very bad thing for our #collectivememory, or our lack of memory, because these things are things that cannot be forgotten. There are things that cannot be forgiven, you know.

And I think that #Brazil is finally getting even with that #memoryproblem when we finally sent people that attempted against democracy in Brazil to jail for the first time. So #Bolsonaro himself is now in jail. And I think that this—I hope that this is going to be a new phase for young Brazilians."

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z9WDNwKC wdU

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Digo yo, con esto del problema de la RAM, no sera que se esta empezando a cumplir lo que decian los de ColllapseOS? No es exactamente lo mismo mismo que dicen ellos, pero es algo asi... https://collapseos.org/why.html También di una charla sobre esto en la última FLISoL 2025 donde el audio es muy malo, pero algo quiza se pueda sacar... https://tube.undernet.uy/w/6C6hUdxPkSX ApUGYy8d89R #collapseos #ramcrisis #ram #memory #rammemory #memoriaram #memoria #computadoras #computers #pc

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[FLISoL25] Collapse OS: Un sistema operativo post-apocalíptico (Santiago Roland)

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[FLISoL25] Collapse OS: Un sistema operativo post-apocalíptico (Santiago Roland)

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En el primer mundo con la crisis de la memoria RAM se estan dando cuenta de todo lo que se puede hacer con hardware usado, medio viejito, reciclando... ahorrando... si sabremos nosotros...

https://www. xda-developers.com/ram-shortag e-killed-my-pc-build-plans-i-bought-used-workstation/

#ram #memory #ramprices #pc #computers #memoria #ram #shortage #crisis #ia #ai #burbuja #bubble #recycle #reciclar #2ndhand #usado #segundamano #computadoras #ewaste

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The RAM shortage killed my PC build plans, so I bought a used workstation

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The RAM shortage killed my PC build plans, so I bought a used workstation

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Memorising the tube.

Or not.

https://www. solipsys.co.uk/new/MemorisingT heTube.html?yl22mn

A story that has not yet found its end ...

#SpacedRepetition #Memory #TheTube #Poetry #Software

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I have some computations that I am joblibbing. The RAM consumption is very predictable as a function of the processes. However, the swap is also creeping up and I have no idea what can be causing this. Is there a rule-of-thumb for predicting swap use in parallel operations ?

#hivemind #joblib #python #computation #swap #ram #memory #calculations

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@ai6yr

Sudden #memory from 45 years ago.

Sack of groceries tore and dropped a warm glass quart bottle of root beer on the floor of my parents' kitchen. It fell hard onto its side.

The screw cap blew off, the carbonation made foam rocket out, and the bottle spun and slid about, spraying the walls and cabinets with sticky sugary soda.

I about cried.

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Human #memory is wild. For a few weeks now I've been trying to remember the name of the assessment framework used in one of my #MBA courses from 2013. For whatever reason, I don't have the culminating report from that class archived; it was probably stored on a laptop I wiped and sold long ago.

I searched Google for the concepts a few times but didn't find anything that looked familiar. I tried the various LLMs, but nothing stood out.

Then, suddenly this morning, "Baldrick" popped into my mind while I was thinking about it. I audibly said something blasphemous and grabbed my laptop to look it up. It's "#Baldrige," but close enough. Apparently it's a #NIST effort - I didn't recall that at all.

I knew it was in there. It's crazy how our ability to access those bits is so circumstance-dependent.

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Human #memory is wild. For a few weeks now I've been trying to remember the name of the assessment framework used in one of my #MBA courses from 2013. For whatever reason, I don't have the culminating report from that class archived; it was probably stored on a laptop I wiped and sold long ago.

I searched Google for the concepts a few times but didn't find anything that looked familiar. I tried the various LLMs, but nothing stood out.

Then, suddenly this morning, "Baldrick" popped into my mind while I was thinking about it. I audibly said something blasphemous and grabbed my laptop to look it up. It's "#Baldrige," but close enough. Apparently it's a #NIST effort - I didn't recall that at all.

I knew it was in there. It's crazy how our ability to access those bits is so circumstance-dependent.

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Micron will phase out Crucial consumer SSDs & memory by Feb 2026 to focus on enterprise DRAM, HBM, and AI-driven data center demand 💾

Existing Crucial products will retain support & warranties, but consumer choice in memory/storage narrows ⚖️
The move highlights strategic shifts toward high-margin markets 🏢

🔗 https://www. tomshardware.com/pc-components/dram/micron-is-killing-crucial-ssds-and-memory-in-ai-pivot-company-refocuses-on-hbm-and-enterprise-customers

#TechNews #AI #Memory #SSD #DRAM #DataCenter #Enterprise #Hardware #Privacy #UserRights #OpenSource #Antitrust #TechPolicy #Innovation #Storage #Computing

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Micron is killing Crucial SSDs and memory in AI pivot — company refocuses on HBM and enterprise customers

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After 29 years, Micron decided to wind down its Crucial consumer business amid switching resources to HBM memory and enterprise-grade hardware.

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Pretty soon, only #DataCenters will be able to afford memory. Want to add memory to your desktop rig? Be prepared to PAY big time… #computing #technology #memory

https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/

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"When you create a string, array, or object, PHP doesn’t ask the OS for memory every time. Instead, it carves out space from these pre-allocated chunks. […] This isn’t a bug — it’s an optimization. Reusing already-allocated chunks is much faster than constantly asking the OS for memory and giving it back."

💡Interesting article on why PHP memory never decreases once allocated.

🔗 https://butschster.medium.com/the-memo ry-pattern-every-php-developer-should-know-about-long-running-processes-d3a03b87271c

#PHP #Laravel #Symfony #Memory #Web #Performance

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The memory pattern every PHP developer should know about long-running processes

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The memory pattern every PHP developer should know about long-running processes The pattern you’ll see again and again If you’re moving from PHP-FPM to long-running processes — RoadRunner …

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Why PHP memory only goes up in long-running processes and never comes back down. Understand the pattern, recognize the triggers, and …

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The memory pattern every PHP developer should know about long-running processes

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This beautiful column was shared with me and now I'm sharing it with you -- about memory, experience, and the digital age. Segues nicely into the discussion of our "post-literate," "anti-intellectual" world.

"For most of human history, memory was an art. Ancient cultures cultivated elaborate techniques of recall – the Indian oral traditions, the Greek ars memoriae, the monastic practices of meditation. Remembering was not just about storage; it was about synthesis. To remember was to interpret, to connect, to assign meaning. Today, remembering is a mechanical act of recording. We take photos of sunsets instead of watching them, record lectures instead of listening, and bookmark articles instead of reading. In our quest to capture, we have forgotten how to experience."

"We must learn, once again, that memory is not a file to be accessed but a flame to be tended. To remember is to care. And to care, in an age of distraction, is the rarest act of all."

https://www. deccanherald.com/opinion/memor y-in-the-age-of-forgetting-3807320

#Memory #History #Civilization #Humanity

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Digital Memory Insight Memory Crisis: Age of Forgetting

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Digital Memory Review Human Remembrance: Exploring digital amnesia, the erosion of public memory, and why reclaiming mindful, meaningful recall matters in a tech-driven age.

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It seems Mr. @rpodoliaka is too shy to share his latest blog post here, so let me do it for him.

https://www. podoliaka.org/2025/10/12/newli nes/

It's a fascinating piece that shows how much you can squeeze out from your own machine if you really want to, using "count lines in the file" as an example. All you need is a desire and a systematic approach, which is shown in the post.

If you are into systems programming, this is a must-have read. I enjoyed it a lot!

#programming #rust #memory #performance #blogpost

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Counting new lines faster, or how to beat wc at its own game

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If you haven’t heard of The One Billion Row Challenge,
it’s a fun contest in which participants are asked to write a computer program that would parse
a one billion line long text file and aggregate that data in the fastest way possible. This,
of course, has very little to do with real life coding, but, nevertheless, it is a highly
entertaining exercise in performance optimization.

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Counting new lines faster, or how to beat wc at its own game

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Three Rust projects open, and VSCode now uses 27 GB of memory. This is normal, rust-analyzer works like that.

My 64 GB of ram starts to feel small, yikes!

#Rust #Memory