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Gang Scheduling Reaches Beta in Kubernetes v1.37: Workload, PodGroup and the New CompositePodGroup
Kubernetes v1.37 promotes the Workload and PodGroup APIs to Beta and adds CompositePodGroup for hierarchical all-or-nothing placement. This analysis covers how it works and what is still unfinished.
DuckLake 1.0: Using a SQL Database as the Lakehouse Catalog, and How Concurrent Commits Resolve
DuckLake keeps data in Parquet but moves all table metadata into SQL tables, using a primary key on snapshot ids to detect conflicting commits. We look at the mechanism and its limits.
CPython's Copy-and-Patch JIT After PEP 836: What Was Measured and Why It Was Withdrawn
PEP 836, the plan to make CPython's experimental JIT a supported feature, was withdrawn on October 19, 2026. This article covers how the JIT works, what its authors measured, and how to test it yourself.
Choosing a Speculative Decoding Method in vLLM: Eagle-3, DFlash, DSpark and Tuning N
Published speculative-decoding speedups on AMD GPUs range from 2.87x to below baseline depending on model, dataset and proposal length. This article explains the methods and a sweep to tune N yourself.
MCP STDIO Transport: When the Config File Is the Attack Surface
The MCP STDIO transport launches a configured command as a subprocess, so anything that can write the config can run code. We compare the research, the vendor stance and the spec, and give a guard.
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