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  1. Running OpenClaw in a VM on the NVIDIA DGX Spark

    (Alan Sguigna)

    Interest in OpenClaw is exploding.

  2. Using LLMs for Massive Code Trace Analysis Part 3: Switching from Ollama to Hugging Face

    (Alan Sguigna)

    Up to now, I’ve been using Ollama as my platform to research the requirements for processing massive amounts of Intel Processor Trace.

  3. AI refactoring of 20+ year-old code from Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus

    (Alan Sguigna)

    How good is AI at bringing old code into the 21st century?

  4. Using LLMs for Massive Code Trace Analysis Part 2: Parameters, Tokens and Modelfiles

    (Alan Sguigna)

    In this article, I explored ways to extend my LLM with knowledge specific to analyzing Intel Processor Trace.

  5. Using LLMs for Massive Code Trace Analysis: Part 1

    (Alan Sguigna)

    In prior articles and in a recent webinar, I’ve covered the use of AI for UEFI and OS kernel trace analysis.

  6. Explorations in 3D Graphics and DirectX 12: Episode 4: Chapter 14 – a beautiful demo

    (Alan Sguigna)

    A few months have gone by, and I’m plowing away at Frank D.

  7. Review: Game Engine Architecture

    (Alan Sguigna)

    I got the book Game Engine Architecture by Jason Gregory for Christmas.

  8. Explorations in 3D Graphics and DirectX 12: Episode 3: New bugs in VS2019 Version 16.8.3

    (Alan Sguigna)

    What a pain!

  9. Explorations in 3D Graphics and DirectX 12: Episode 2: Video of Episode 1

    (Alan Sguigna)

    Want a more visual version of the first blog in this series?

  10. Explorations in 3D Graphics and DirectX 12: Episode 1

    (Alan Sguigna)

    Explorations in 3D Graphics and DirectX 12: Episode 1 Almost 20 years ago, I picked up a copy of Andre LaMothe’s Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus book.