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Where could I add things that are of value to the audience who are interested in X, Y, Z?" And so I'm giving a talk this weekend, um, for a bunch of pediatricians, and I've...

Reusing, repurposing, expanding a talk I've given in the past on emotional contagion in the workplace.

But the talk I'm giving, I gave originally was 30 minutes, and they want me to give a 60-minute talk.

So where can I add things to my talk and say, "Okay, I want to add interactive elements, group discussion, you know, maybe some role play as an example.

The encoder-decoder split means the decoder never recomputes the full cache.

Compressed Sparse Attention 2 lets each layer run in one of three modes, Full, Rain Dex, or Reuse, sharing cache and attention indices across depth.

And the cache is quantized to four bits from the start, trained that way rather than quantized after the fact.

Four-bit cache means the model learned to work with four-bit cache.

Boston electrifies historic 26 Court Street for public reuse.

Boston has completed a five-year renovation of 26 Court Street, converting the century-old municipal property into an all-electric workplace while keeping most of the existing building in place.

Designed by Cambridge Seven for the City of Boston, the 175,000 square foot project includes 11 stories of offices and meeting areas along with three basement levels.

Those constraints can be particularly significant in historic properties where exterior alterations and equipment locations may be limited by preservation requirements.

For building owners considering similar projects, early coordination between electrical, mechanical, architectural, and preservation teams can be as important as the equipment selection itself.

Adaptive reuse brings embodied carbon into the retrofit equation.

Retaining most of 26 Court Street also allowed Boston to make existing construction materials part of its carbon strategy.

Cambridge 7 estimates that renovating the property rather than replacing it reduced associated carbon emissions by about 50% to 75%.

They're just pressing a go button, which allows the automated system to take the train to the next station.

So using these kind of contemporary technologies, smart engineering technologies, Reusing existing structures.

So there's this giant new bridge in Montreal, the Champlain Bridge, built by the federal government to cross the seaway.

They designed it with space for a rail service to cross it, right? So there's these efficiencies in combining different infrastructure, etc.