i like my watches loose

I enjoy working on rlly small models

internal covariate shift bitch

um

going back to the basics this sunday afternoon, very much enjoying.

GET OUT YOUR NOTEBOOKS AND STARTING TRAINING ON MNIST AGAIN.

i rlly wanna get a boox go 2

the memory thing on chatgpt web ui is fucking horrible. i do not want a sentence at the end of every single response tying my question to a question I had 10 fucking days ago. turning it off again

I feel obligated to let my fellow nerds know that paper-like screens are the foundation for healthier computing. Reflective displays means no flicker, natural light, and blue-light-free amber backlight at night. we’ll look back on the 2010-2020s as this utterly insane period where we stared into flickering screens most of our waking hours … wondering why we were so distracted and dysregulated

I [heart] softmax

i am so very glad I got ~2-3 years of programming when I was younger before chatgpt. i couldn't be more grateful

lowkey, bring back closed source software? idk

To all technical students and engineers in Europe. The US export control on LLMs is the first taste of what will become the new norm. Many people are calling for "radical measures" and that we need the equivalent of a Manhattan Project to create change in Europe. But this is not how change will happen. Change will never come top-down from a government. The state and EU can fund, but they cannot found it. That part is on us. You are the only ones who can change this. You are among the few people on this continent who actually know how to build foundational technology - LLMs, robotic AI, actuators from scratch, chip infrastructure, rocket engines, organoids. ETH, EPFL, TUM, École Polytechnique, KTH, Imperial and dozens more produce absurd talent every single year. And almost all of it talks itself out of building. We finish our degrees surrounded by such an incredible average that we're sure someone is always better at [your idea] - so who are we to start? I've seen so many friends at ETH think they need to "get more experience first" and take a job at Nvidia or Google and never do anything interesting again. Technology-driven companies aren't founded by the most qualified person. They're willed into existence by people who see what others do not and refuse to stop. The person who's "better than you" almost never does it. And as for experience, nothing will teach you how to build the thing like, well, just trying to build the thing. Our education is a chance most of the world will never have. There are people in Europe who have to worry about getting a job. We get to worry about finding our dream job. We're able to make bets that not many people can make or afford. It's nothing anybody expects you to do, but if you want a life filled with purpose, this is a unique kind of responsibility you can choose to step up to. So if you actually want to do something ambitious, how about changing a continent? If you really want change, you cannot wait for others. You are one of the few people who can create it. It starts with you.

Lol, what a little pussy.

llm do as llm say

MMVP -> Most Minimal Possible Version

literally freak spotify for not having a light mode

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