Akira Yoshiyama
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- Start Doing Graph Theory2 savers
- Dead Simple Sites — Minimal Website Inspiration25 savers
- How to Run Turing-Complete Malware in PyTorch's Backward Pass | Elements of a Vector Space7 savers
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- Reward Hacking in Reinforcement Learning | Lil'Log12 savers
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- lossfunctions2 savers
- Mars College6 savers
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- René Lévesque speaks with students of Scarborough College (25 Mar. 1968) - YouTube1 savers
- Shreesh's Webpage2 savers
- Post-training infrastructure at Proximal6 savers
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- From Sampling to Reinforce8 savers
- [2609.32577] Groupwise Agentic Grading and Advantage Redistribution for Code Agent RL1 savers
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- Inoculation Prompting: Instructing LLMs to misbehave at train-time improves test-time alignment3 savers
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- A scientific approach to improving model performance | Machine Learning | Google for Developers3 savers
- extending swe-2's reward function to steer the pareto frontier, Anish Lakkapragada1 savers
- Marlos C. Machado1 savers
- David Tao1 savers
- The 4-bitter Lesson | humans&1 savers
- adam-maj/tiny-gpu: A minimal GPU design in Verilog to learn how GPUs work from the ground up ·5 savers
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- Helium Browser1 savers
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- Destroy Any Website - Sprite Fusion5 savers
- We’re gonna need a lot more mathematicians | What's new3 savers
- pytransitions/transitions: A lightweight, object-oriented finite state machine implementation in Python with many extensions ·1 savers
- Do the Real Thing - Scott H Young12 savers
- mertkahyaoglu/atlas: A reading app for system design interviews: concept modules, technology pages and worked designs with interactive architecture diagrams. ·1 savers
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- AI Infrastructure at Periodic – Periodic Labs5 savers
- underscores - electric cleaners mix | hyperpop | EC108 - YouTube1 savers
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- Statistical Rethinking2 savers
- Seeing Theory1 savers
- Home | Gentle Systems6 savers
- Research acceleration: The view inside OpenAI | OpenAI15 savers
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- Transformer Transformer: A Unified Model for Motion-Conditioned Robot Co-design5 savers
- On solving the Jane Street Reverse Engineering Challenge | jestoph’s tech blog1 savers
- Tips for self-study and independent research | Andy Konwinski2 savers
- OpenAI7 savers
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- pguo-PhD-grind.pdf4 savers
- Time complexity of operations on built-in types — Python 3.16.0a0 documentation1 savers
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"he's intense" — everyone. would I live any other way?
About - Aidan SmithThis boosts the signal out of Waterloo, and companies compete fiercely for Waterloo interns and grads above all other schools.
The Last Technical Interview. Today we will pour one out for the… | by Steve Yegge | May, 2026 | MediumAbove the LLM abstraction sit agentic loops
How to Land a Frontier Lab JobBelow the LLM stack sit kernels.
How to Land a Frontier Lab JobThe way out of this is to work at the edges of where frontier labs operate
How to Land a Frontier Lab Jobnever turned up my nose at “menial” work. If you found the right place to dig for gold, just keep digging. Don’t complain about the dirt.
How to Land a Frontier Lab Job"You keep on learning and learning, and pretty soon you learn something no one has learned before."
career - What's a mathematician to do? - MathOverflowRemember, no man is a failure who has friends.
It's a Wonderful LifeYu Sun would like to thank his PhD advisor Alyosha Efros for the insightful advice of looking at the pixels when working on machine learning.
One-Minute Video Generation with Test-Time TrainingJevons paradox, the tendency for the more efficient use of a resource to increase total consumption of that resource, rather than decrease it
Why I’m not worried about AI job loss - David Oksshort of that corner-solution world, we’re still in a regime governed by human bottlenecks
Why I’m not worried about AI job loss - David Okslabor substitution is about comparative advantage, not absolute advantage.
Why I’m not worried about AI job loss - David OksNot being firm with when to let go. To let go of people, roles, projects, ideas. Early on, I struggled with knowing when to draw the line: when to stake out vs when to move on. This is yet another highly situational intuition that you only learn by feeling/doing. I've clung to dying initiatives, waning relationships, and outdated self-conceptions well past their expiration dates.
To What Degree? - Jolie's field notesHuman consciousness as a brief, lossy interface between the navigation app and the steering wheel.
How to live without your phone - by Sam KrissNavigating via phone is the opposite: you know exactly where you are, but it’s not really anywhere in particular. You sink into a kind of abstract mental tunnel until you reach where you’re going. A new, inverted form of being lost.
How to live without your phone - by Sam Kriss“Finishers are always monsters”—that is, behind every completed oeuvre is a trail of broken promises to people you love.
🌻 tryhard - by Jasmine Sun - @jasmine’s substackAt the heart of the plan is Rapidus, a little-known company backed by the government and some of Japan's biggest corporations including Toyota, Softbank and Sony.
Japan's gamble to turn island of flowers into global chip hubhe wasted his entire life, my mom said to me, the evening we found the love letters. his entire life, and mine as well.
after my dad died, we found the love letters | Jenneral HQEnable config options that optimize for repos with many files in the working directory. With many files, commands such as git status and git checkout may be slow and these new defaults improve performance:
Git - git-config DocumentationIf a couple aunts and uncles stopped by, you had a social gathering without even trying.
The Death of Partying in the U.S.A.—and Why It MattersIf summoning these magnificent technologies incurs the death of our social lives, a permanent surge of anxiety, and the long-term demise of deep friendships, then we’ll have built ourselves a glittering dungeon of insularity and called it progress. Surely, we can do better than that.
The Death of Partying in the U.S.A.—and Why It MattersI know that some augmentations can also be amputations
The Death of Partying in the U.S.A.—and Why It Matters