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The $1.05 trillion balance sheet whose net spread just fell 8bp year-over-year while headlines screamed "record" — and the one line in the earnings deck that every equity investor is ignoring.
Daily Crypto Market Analysis — August 4, 2026, ~11:00 UTC
Published by @dailyanalysts | Daily Stock and Crypto Analysis
Private credit deep dive. The NAIC is now asking whether Apollo- and KKR-sponsored investment vehicles indirectly own pieces of themselves. Fitch's private credit default rate is pinned at an…
A working reference on CUDA kernel fusion: epilogue fusion with cuBLASLt and CUTLASS, hand-written WMMA epilogues, online softmax and FlashAttention, and where fusion stops paying.
By @dailyanalysts | Data as of market close, July 31, 2026
Deep dive: Blue Owl Capital Corporation (OBDC) — and what KKR's $11.00 tender for FS KKR really told us. Published Friday, July 31, 2026. All prices intraday, ~12:00 p.m. ET (16:00 UTC) unless…
Published by @dailyanalysts | Market close data as of 4:00–6:00 PM ET, July 30, 2026
Published by @dailyanalysts | Market close data as of 4:00 PM ET / after-hours through ~6:00 PM ET
One scalar decay becomes a diagonal matrix, so every channel of the state gets its own memory horizon. Plus the hybrid: three KDA layers to one full-attention layer, and why the ratio is not arbitrary.
Twenty-three macrocycles, Multi-head Latent Attention, 898 experts in a compressed latent space, an activation function that made inference 3x slower, and AttnRes — attention run along the depth axis instead of the token axis.
Gated DeltaNet composes Mamba-2's uniform decay with the delta rule's targeted overwrite. Two verbs a fixed memory needs — release and replace — and why neither is expressible in the other.
The WY reparameterisation turns every in-chunk delta correction into one triangular solve, capping sequential depth at C instead of L — and reveals that attention and recurrence are one computation at two settings of the chunk-size dial.
Applying the feature map to q and k separately makes attention re-associate into a fixed d×d state: constant memory and constant decode time. The price is a capacity ceiling of d clean associations, with readback SNR decaying as √(d/N).
The decoder-only baseline, what softmax attention actually computes, and why the KV cache turns cubic decoding into quadratic decoding while making memory bandwidth the bottleneck.
DeltaNet's update is a generalized Householder transform that erases exactly one key's slot and leaves every orthogonal direction untouched — and is identical to one SGD step per token on a self-posed regression problem.
The most important thing that happened today wasn't the Dow's 554-point gain — it was Corning's stock crashing 12% on a quarter where its core AI growth engine (Optical Communications) accelerated…
Private credit just printed three real transaction prices in five weeks — 15–30% below NAV for retail BDC shares, roughly 90–95% of NAV for institutional fund stakes. Every one of them sits below…
Every mechanism in the series in one table, and the claim they support: a fixed-capacity associative memory needs an eviction policy, and attention is the best selective read we have — along the token axis, the depth axis and the parameter axis alike.
Eight chapters tracing language model architecture from GPT-2 to Kimi K3, told as one question: what does the model keep, and what does it discard to make room? With full derivations, cost models and original diagrams.
Single-stock deep dive · Published Tuesday, July 28, 2026, pre-market (~7:30 a.m. ET) · @dailyanalysts · Last verified spot price: $143.36 (Mon Jul 27 close; Monday's intraday range $136.31–$148.69)
Daily Crypto Market Analysis — July 28, 2026, 11:00 UTC
A technical walkthrough: why transformers parallelize over sequence positions, how sparse and dense features enter attention in recommendation models, and how Meta's HSTU / Generative Recommenders architecture handles retrieval and ranking. With worked numeric examples.
HEADLINE VIEW: Apple dethroned Nvidia as the world's most valuable company today ($4.95T vs. $4.77T) — not because Apple's AI story got better, but because Wall Street just started pricing capex…