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Deputy Showbiz Editor, The Sun on Sunday @TheSun | emily.webber@thesun.co.uk
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AWS Trainium Frontier competition: Co-design models and kernels on purpose-built AI chips

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By Louise Ping, John Gray, Emily Webber Verified
| Amazon Science
Modern LLM architectures have co-evolved within a single hardware family. The shapes of our attention mechanisms, the structure of our multilayer perceptrons (MLPs), the choice of numerical formats, and even the granularity of parallelism strategies have all been shaped by hardware constraints: warp sizes, tensor core geometries, memory hierarchies, and the kernel abstractions those chips expose. When the hardware changes, the efficient frontier of model architectures changes with it.
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What visiting a relic of St. Thérèse taught me about my faith

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By Emily Webber Verified
| America Magazine Verified
I already had a long history with St. Thérèse of Lisieux when I learned that her relics were coming to the United States, including to a church just 30 minutes from my house. The opportunity to venerate the bones of the 19th-century saint was rare, because the relics leave France only once every 25 years and visit only a handful of locations. I thought of it as a pilgrimage—just what I needed. As I left my house, the coming dawn was pushing away the darkness.
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On Tove Jansson’s Eccentrics and Oddballs

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By Emily Webber Verified, Rachel Luria, Beverly Luria
| The Rumpus
The Woman Who Borrowed Memories: Selected Stories by Tove Jansson (NYRB Classics, 2014) *** Emily Webber is a reader of all the things hiding out in South Florida with her husband and son. A writer of criticism, fiction, and nonfiction, her work has appeared in the Ploughshares Blog, The Writer, Five Points, Split Lip Magazine, Necessary Fiction, and elsewhere. She’s the author of a chapbook of flash fiction, Macerated. Read more at emilyannwebber.com.
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