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Daily Edition · Page 11

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

Repositories, courses and useful tools

Resources & Tools

TLDR AI · GitHub repository

SINQ

SINQ (Sinkhorn-Normalized Quantization) is a novel, fast, and high-quality quantization method designed to make any large language models smaller while keeping their accuracy almost intact. It uses dual scaling to make models less vulnerable to outliers. SINQ's Sinkhorn-normalized optimization, which iteratively rescales rows and columns to balance their variance, makes errors more spread out and less severe, preserving model accuracy even at 3-bit precision. Weights become inherently easier to quantize when the overall matrix imbalance is reduced, leading to more stable behavior across layers and consistently higher accuracy even at very low bit-widths.

github.com

TLDR InfoSec · GitHub repository

GULP

Gulp is a Python-based incident response platform that accelerates security analysis through high-speed data ingestion from multiple sources, SIGMA rule querying across thousands of detection rules simultaneously, and collaborative investigation features with zoomable timelines for event visualization. The tool leverages OpenSearch and Elastic Common Scheme (ECS) formatting for compatibility while providing scalable multiprocessing capabilities that can grow with organizational needs. Security teams can use Gulp to ingest, query rapidly, and collaboratively analyze security events in a unified platform explicitly designed for incident response workflows.

github.com

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