Tag: #simulation
Writing on GPUs, LLMs, MLOps, Kubernetes — and mindset · 5 posts
Simulating Systems in the Browser — What WASM Makes Possible and What Still Blocks It
ccsim, posted to Hacker News in late July 2026, builds two full copies of gVisor's userspace TCP stack into WebAssembly and runs them in a browser worker. v86 JIT-compiles an x86 CPU to WASM to boot Windows 98, and WebVM
2026-07-31 · 15 min read #webassembly#wasm#simulation#browser#systemsSimulated Customers Never Walk Away — Where LLM User Simulators Inflate Agent Scores
In τ-bench-style conversational agent benchmarks, the 'user' role is played by another LLM. But this simulator isn't the thing being measured — it's the measuring instrument, and instruments need calibration. Three verif
2026-07-16 · 21 min read #ai#llm#evaluation#agents#simulationAssembling and running an engine in a browser tab — a look at Combustion Lab
Combustion Lab (combustionlab.net) lets you assemble an internal combustion engine and run it crank-angle by crank-angle, right in a browser tab, no install required. It shows the intake, compression, combustion, and exh
2026-07-11 · 6 min read #simulation#thermodynamics#webassembly#physics#engineSim-to-Real — Bringing What Was Learned in Simulation into Reality
An analysis of why robot policies learned in simulation collapse in reality (the reality gap), covering countermeasures such as domain randomization, domain adaptation, system identification, and digital twins, along wit
2026-06-29 · 17 min read #ai-papers#robotics#sim-to-real#domain-randomization#digital-twinThe Complete Autonomous Driving & Robotics Tech Stack: From C++, ROS2, CUDA, TensorRT to VLM/VLA, Simulation, and Beyond
A comprehensive guide to the core technology stack behind autonomous driving and robotics. Covering Modern C++, ROS/ROS2, CUDA parallel programming, TensorRT optimization, model compression (quantization/pruning), sensor
2026-03-01 · 22 min read #autonomous-driving#robotics#ros2#cuda#tensorrt