computer-science

11 posts

2026

  1. Knowledge Base (JSX)Browsers cannot natively parse JSX syntax. During the build process, compilers (such as Babel, TypeScript, Vite, or SWC) transpile JSX elements into standard…
  2. Attempto Controlled EnglishEveryone hates natural language and its ambiguity (maybe except your manager), because ambiguity is where responsibilities go to die. "The customer entered…topic/sciencecomputer-science/programming languagescomputer-science/natural language processing
  3. Gale-Shapley Algorithm
  4. Deep Double DescentDeep Double Descent is a phenomenon in neural network training where test error follows a non-monotonic "W-shaped" curve. As model complexity, data size, or…computer-science/machine learningstatisticscomputer-science/optimization
  5. Model AbliterationModel Abliteration is a weight-editing technique that removes specific high-level concepts (typically "refusal") from an LLM by orthogonalizing the model's…computer-science/machine learningmathematics/linear algebra
  6. Eclipse AttackIn a decentralized network like Bitcoin, security relies on the assumption of perfect information—that everyone can observe the proofs-of-work and the true…computer-science/distributed systemscomputer-science/securitytopic/science
  7. Byzantine General's ProblemBefore we talk about servers, let's talk about the people who framed the problem. The Byzantine Generals Problem was formally introduced in a landmark 1982…computer-science/game theorycomputer-science/distributed systemstopic/science
  8. IMP LanguageIf the Lambda Calculus is an elegant mathematical dream where everything is a pure, side-effect-free function evaluating to a value, IMP is the blue-collar…topic/sciencecomputer-science/programming languages
  9. Lambda CalculusIn modern programming, we are used to defining named functions that operate on built-in data types. For example, in Python:topic/sciencecomputer-science/programming languages
  10. Proof of WorkPBFT (Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance) relies on knowing exactly how many nodes (N) exist, so it can calculate that 2/3rds threshold. But in a…topic/sciencecomputer-science/distributed systemscomputer-science/game theorycomputer-science/cryptography
  11. Substitution CipherImagine you have two identical sets of the alphabet. You lay them side-by-side and draw arrows from the first set to the second. As long as every letter…computer-science/cryptography