Programming
Club
An elite high-school engineering collective. We build systems, study frontiers, and ship code that matters. Offline-first documentation, weekly deep-dives, and a workshop that rewards precision.
Offline Documentation
Cache Topics
Every resource is mirrored locally. No internet required for study sessions. Updated weekly from our upstream mirrors.
Algorithms
Sorting, graph, DP
Data Structures
Trees, hash maps, heaps
Systems
OS, memory, concurrency
Web
HTTP, rendering, APIs
Compilers
Parsing, IR, codegen
Math
Linear algebra, calculus
Research
Frontiers
We track and discuss the most significant advances in machine learning and systems research. These are our current areas of focus.
BitNet
1.58-bit transformer architectureScaling laws for 1-bit neural networks. BitNet demonstrates that large language models can be trained and deployed using ternary weights (-1, 0, +1), achieving competitive perplexity with full-precision models at a fraction of the memory and energy cost.
Mamba
State space sequence modelingA selective state space model that matches Transformer quality on language modeling while achieving linear-time inference. Mamba introduces input-dependent state transitions that let the model selectively propagate information along the sequence dimension.
SSM
Structured state space modelsThe foundational framework unifying recurrent, convolutional, and continuous-time views of sequence modeling. S4 and its descendants parameterize structured state matrices to efficiently model long-range dependencies in LTI systems.
Join the
Workshop
Weekly meetings
Every Thursday after school · Room 204, Richmond Secondary School
Get in touch
rssprogrammingclub@gmail.com→Prerequisites
No prior experience required — just curiosity and a willingness to build.