Last weekend, I spent a few hours at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, right after walking to the famous HP Garage in Palo Alto. This museum is a great place for anyone who loves computers! I took over 200 photos, but I chose about 15 of the most interesting ones to share here.

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IBM Type 80 Card Sorter (1943)

This machine did a lot of heavy office work long before modern computers existed. In 1943, companies rented over 10,000 of them to sort data on punch cards by alphabet or numbers. I actually saw the end of the punch card era when I was learning to use the Soviet Elbrus-1 mainframe in university.

Part 2 of the NCA-AIIO home lab series: eleven GPU labs on DCGM, time-slicing, Triton, TensorRT, scheduling, and profiling.

New long-form guide: build an NVIDIA Kubernetes lab on an old gaming laptop for NCA-AIIO exam prep. Read the full walkthrough.

Completed 71 days of Hyperskill Go Developer course — practical Golang for Kubernetes and pet projects.

DSO138 oscilloscope kit as a soldering warm-up before building a retro Z80 CP/M computer.