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CSI Tech Weekly: Week of Oct 30, 2026

EngineeringAI Engineering

GTFormer: What If Long Context Didn’t Need Attention At All...

A new preprint trains a model on just 512 tokens and runs it on 4 million without any fine tuning. It does this by dropping self attention completely.

Darshan Nayak

CSI Tech · SY · #241

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GTFormer: What If Long Context Didn’t Need Attention At All...
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Contributor indexSeason standing
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Labdhi Shah

CSI #243 · 2 filed · 2 selected

86 pt
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Darshan Nayak

CSI #241 · 1 filed · 1 selected

44 pt
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Vedant Parab

CSI #247 · 1 filed · 1 selected

42 pt
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Adarsh

CSI #319 · 1 filed · 0 selected

15 pt
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CSI #121 · 1 filed · 0 selected

15 pt
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What is CSI Tech Weekly?

A weekly engineering dispatch from the whole CSI MIT-WPU chapter — not only the Tech department. Verified members write short technical pieces. Technical Heads pick one each week for the official CSI LinkedIn post.

Timeline
  1. Friday 09:00 ISTSubmissions open for the week
  2. Wednesday 09:00 ISTDefault cutoff (admins can change it)
  3. After cutoffTechnical Heads pick one dispatch for CSI LinkedIn
  4. All weekReading, comments, and reactions stay open
Points
  • LinkedIn selection25
  • Each submission10
  • Each reaction you receive2
  • Each week you submitted5
Selection rubric
  1. 01One clear technical idea
  2. 02Understandable to the whole chapter
  3. 03Backed by a concrete example (code, diagram, or walkthrough)
  4. 04Short enough to read as a LinkedIn post (aim 150–300 words; hard cap 2,000)