The secret taxonomy behind IKEA’s product names, from Billy to Poäng
Reading strange-sounding Swedish words is part of the joy of shopping at IKEA. Within the labyrinth of stylish flat pack furniture is a pänoply of ödd, åccented pröduct nämes, printed on hang tags, walls and banners. What most shoppers don’t know is that the names of those 12,000 products conform to a strict internal logic that offers a peek into Scandinavian culture.
Making Impossible States Impossible: Type-Safe Domain Modeling with Functional Dependency Injection
Learn how to use rich types, phantom types, and partial application to eliminate impossible states and implement Clean Architecture's dependency inversion in a functional way. Discover why the compiler is your best friend for building robust domain models.
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Designing AI Applications: Principles from Distributed Systems Applicable in a New AI World
Learn how to make unreliable AI APIs reliable using proven distributed systems patterns. Real example: reduced LLM costs from $20 to $0 with transactional outbox.
The Intel® Gaudi® 3 Al accelerator PCIe card (HL-338) is designed to deliver performance and efficiency in a standard PCIe card form factor. The training and inference accelerator is built on the Intel® Gaudi® 5th generation high-efficiency heterogeneous architecture, now in 5nm process technology with state-of-the-art performance, scalability and power efficiency.