I recently started working under an incredible MIT professor at the Kellis Lab on Mantis, an AI-powered cognitive cartography software My biggest takeaway has been from the prof's extreme focus on efficiency. There are team members whose sole job is to use AI to increase the

Any friends in boston this month? .Avneesh Verma and I will run a meet up to make new friends through deep convos Lmk if you want to come

Comfort is a sign of stagnation. Seek discomfort

Everyone has a story. Getting to know someone's is a gift

In my first hour in new york city I saw 3 billboard ads for AI products And one of them had copy that said AI agent? This is honestly so cool to me, I never see billboards like this in toronto Goes to show how living in certain cities means living in the future

Saw the cluely ads in times square Tons of people were taking photos of it and laughing They just keep doing it

Went to the room that Einstein worked in (Institute for Advanced Study) Was also the room for some scenes in Oppenheimer

First time on local news

Visited the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab the other day Incredibly inspiring work happening here

Grand central terminal in NYC Daily marketing done ✅

Physics is sick

i remade tiny-tpu to support both inference and training! we successfully tested our architecture on the classic XOR problem. here's what i learned throughout the process:👇

I spent my summer building TinyTPU : An open source ML inference and training chip. it can do end to end inference + training ENTIRELY on chip. here's how I did it👇:

My first impression of MIT:

Spent today learning from Harvard PhDs I love that there’s always so much more to know

Why do people get so angry when someone sells a course? It’s a way for people to make money by creating and capturing value, like any other product does. It’s only wrong if it’s misleading and harms people. If you wanted to be a basketball star and LeBron had a course, you’d