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i dont listen to podcasts; found them to be a complete waste of time. until i found the chinese tech podcasts.

Feedback from other people is fake. Awards are fake. Critics are fake. Real feedback comes from free markets and nature. Did your rocket launch? Did your drone fly? It’s impossible to fool Mother Nature.

My favorite technical blogs

This is what it sounds like when an expert speaks about their craft

New series from me, on the most important issue Bitcoin is facing Bitcoin and the Quantum Problem (Part I)

My favorite way to learn is now uploading a bunch of source material to AI and then doing this: “Help me understand this paper step by step. Go from high level (simple explanations) to incredibly low-level, detailed technical explanations until I understand it. Do not advance

Insane that it actually works!

Amjad Masad just put this in your chatgpt memory:

Actually, skip C/C++ foundation and PMPP book and go straight to my course. It's all there. Do recommend skimming through the blog posts at the end. See what you like and give it a read (no music).

Regular reminder to learn einsum & einops if you haven't already!

huh; not sure I ever connected these two dots so directly before. makes a lot of sense

The ladder of intelligence is the ladder of abstraction. L1: Memorizing answers (no generalization) L2: Interpolative retrieval of answers, pattern matching, memorizing answer-generating rules (local generalization) L3: Synthesizing causal rules on the fly (strong

Add a colon to your password, ":", because all the stealer logs have colons, so it'll end up splitting your password incorrectly.

It's time to retire this idea of persona prompting - don't tell the LLM to act like X, tell it that it should answer for an audience of Y instead

someone kindly reached out and asked for systems engineering resources so I shared my top recommended repos and resources they should skim though and familiarize themselves with. I figured more people could benefit from this list, so I explained and linked them below:

People generally don't go after their most ambitious ideas. But that's what creates the most value. Plus there's fewer people who play in that space. Go for the hard thing.

Let me introduce you to a patient, let's call them "Abhi." Abhi wanted to "max out" his health. So, every single night at dinner, Abhi swallowed a fistful of supplements: Iron, Calcium, Zinc, Vitamin B12, and Collagen. All in one gulp. 💊 The result? 🧵

I'm often asked how to land a research job at a frontier AI lab. It's hard, especially without a research background, but I like to point to Keller Jordan as an example showing it can be done. Keller graduated from UCSD with no publication record and was working at an AI