Noor Kade
GAF: the 4D robotics plugin your atelier should commission, not license
Gaussian Action Field extends 3D splatting into a 4D robotic-manipulation engine. Why Swiss ateliers should commission it, not license its wrapper.
When the AI Platform Goes Dark: Run It Locally So Your Work Survives
A free AI platform vanished overnight and 80 games nearly went with it. Learn to run models locally with transformers.js so your work outlives the vendor.
Seaborn: the quiet library that makes a column of numbers tell the truth
A foundation guide to Seaborn, the high-level Python library over matplotlib — how declarative statistical graphics make the honest chart the easy one to draw.
The blurry-mean trap: why your AV (and BIM) model can score well and still be wrong
An arXiv diffusion world model shows SSIM and cosine metrics reward useless blur — the evaluation lesson every AEC ML pipeline needs. Plus a 3-line Python check.
Rusternetes: a Rust Kubernetes, 94% conformant — and the Swiss procurement clause that just got writable
A solo developer's Rust reimplementation of Kubernetes clears 94% of conformance tests — and the single-binary mode rewrites Swiss procurement.
The Building That Clusters Itself: A Cancer-Triage Algorithm Lands on the Smart Estate
A new arXiv variational Dirichlet process method speeds up clinical subtyping — and gives building-OS designers a way to let data choose its zones.
Talos on Hetzner: A Private Kubernetes Your Successor Can Still Boot
Build a private, EU-hosted Talos Kubernetes cluster on Hetzner with Terraform — no public IPs, reproducible from git. A hands-on PAZ Academy tutorial.
Basel's Tail Metric Taught a Neural Net — and Your Studio Has the Same Scarce-Data Problem
A new arXiv paper distils a CVaR risk optimizer into neural students from 104 samples — and the teacher-student trick maps straight onto AEC's data gap.
MAGS-SLAM: many cameras, no LiDAR — collaborative Gaussian mapping and its ETH Zurich roots
The first RGB-only multi-agent Gaussian Splatting SLAM lets cheap cameras co-map a site without LiDAR — with a build kit and its ETH Zurich roots.
Artemis II Is Home. The Architecture of What Comes Next Is the Hard Part.
Artemis II returned four astronauts safely on April 10, 2026. Here's what the programme's harder next phase means for European engineers and architects.