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RimWorld - Announcing the Waylith Engine and Update 1.7 - Steam News
RimWorld’s new engine, performance improvements, and something new…
Prince Canuma on Twitter / X
Prompt caching with SSD offloading now active and works with all your favourite harnesses: Pi, Hermes, OpenCode, Claude code and more.Here is the performance of Qwen3-VL-4B-Instruct when using our new prompt caching. pic.twitter.com/ikMktUgpqB— Prince Canuma (@Prince_Canuma) May 6, 2026
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WCP 2026-27 | Product Release & Updates
PlanetaryX We teased this one back at Kickoff, and it’s finally here. The PlanetaryX (PX) was built with a wide range of FRC use cases in mind, incorporating features that make it adaptable to just about anything you’d throw a gearbox at. Stack one, or multiple stages to land on the ratio you want, and change your mind later without buying a whole new gearbox. Notable Features: Modular Multi-Stage Design Compact 2" x 2.5" x 0.75" Stage Footprint Integrated Motor Bolt Circles and Bearing Bo...
971 Spartan Robotics CAD and Code Release 2026
Team 971, Spartan Robotics, is proud to share our CAD (Onshape), technical documentation, and Robot Code for our 2026 robot, Mixtape! You can also find CAD files, technical documentation, photos, and videos from past seasons on our website. Please feel free to ask any questions.
This 3D Printer Has No Motors! The Engineering Behind the LightMake L4
Anil Dash on Mastodon Joining Fastly’s Open Source Program
Fastly VP Anil Dash talks to us about funding Mastodon, and a new web stack he's floated based on the fediverse + Wasm + Tailscale + SQLite.
[Tool Release] Finetune & Quantize 1–3B LLMs on 8GB RAM using LoFT CLI (TinyLlama + QLoRA + llama.cpp)
23 votes, 16 comments. Hey folks — I’ve been working on a CLI tool called LoFT (Low-RAM Finetuning Toolkit), and I finally have a working release. 🔧…
397 - Challenges with async/await in the control plane | RFD | Oxide
Very early in the development of the control plane, we considered whether to build our big new distributed system using Rust’s async/await or more traditional synchronous threaded code. [RFD 79] discussed this issue and came to the weak conclusion to prefer async/await, in no small part because much of the ecosystem we wanted to use (e.g., low-level http crates) was already async and seemed to be moving further in that direction, and we’d already written some async code.
More Actors with Tokio
In spring 2021, when I was first submerging into tokio, a colleague and friend mentioned I should ingest this article: Actors with Tokio by Alice Ryhl. And, did I ingest it. To summarize, the article proposes an architectural style which relies on message passing (channels) and inherent parallelism (tasks) as well as concurrency (via async/.await) to neatly and safely structure applications dealing with I/O. But really, go read the article.
Strix Halo on Ubuntu looks great - Netstatz
The 2TB NVMe drive that came with this box is shown below. It was modified using gparted on the Ubuntu USB live boot prior to installation. New Linux users
jundot/omlx
LLM inference server with continuous batching & SSD caching for Apple Silicon — managed from the macOS menu bar
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