there is a rich and under-tapped paradigm where LLMs... help you learn fundamentals topics in computer science which I think the folks at deep-ml have integrated beautifully for ML in a very engaging way this learning corner of the internet has became one of my favoriteshow more

This is the coolest thing you'll see today! Drawdata... is a python library that allows you to draw a 2-D dataset of any shape in a Jupyter Notebook. Very handy for learning & understanding the behaviour of ML algorithms! Check this out👇show more

2025 ( the firstfruit) “i wish i could help... the world became a better place” 2026 ““i believe our souls all have this longing for a better world and i think thats one of the truest pieces of evidence there is that a better world could exist for everybody.”show more

In the actual account of meeting Brig ML Khetarpal... and Brig Naseer, there is no cowardice, there is no repentance, there is no anti-war sentiment. Only Soldierly pride and mutual respect for professionalism. Brig ML Khetarpal was a third generation soldier. He could have never said things like, why his son did not yield (in the face of enemy fire). This fictionalized account is a disgrace to the memory of the paramveer Arun Khterpal and a disservice to his father Brig ML Khetarpal. Today, Brig Khetarpal is not there to refute this mockery, but are we all dead to accept this farce?show more

🔊 Exciting AI Research Opportunity! my team at Chan... Zuckerberg Biohub Network SF is hiring a Research Scientist to develop foundational AI models for BioImage analysis. Join us to work on cutting-edge ML/CV! 💻🔬🧪🧠 #AIJobs #ML Think of it as a "postdoc on steroids" in AI/ML/CV. You will have access to world-class computing: one of the largest nonprofit #AI clusters (1000x H100)! , unique datasets, and an incredibly supportive collaborative environment!show more

Excited to share a first look at the mock-up... design of my latest project! ITAN This piece is inspired by the rich culture, nostalgic memories, especially growing up in the 90s. Your feedback means the world, what do you think of the design? Which one is your favorite?show more

Koa on learning from Book: "Just learning from him,... obviously he's one of the best players in the league. He's a legend so just learning from him I think is going to help my game for sure."show more

This is called Pate. It's a delicacy common in... the northern parts of Nigeria. Mostly consumed by the people of Plateau & Kaduna. It is a very rich & nutritional diet. And my northern brothers and Sisters swear that it's one of the best meals in the world. What do you think?show more

If you haven't gone through part 2 yet, I... strongly recommend you get off the internet and play it. Try not to get spoiled with this. Going in unspoiled is actually critical. This is one of those rare instance where you finish a piece of media and just sit there and think.show more

Outside King’s Cross station, London right now and looking... at St Pancras Station and then across the road to the new build under construction. One of those buildings I think is beautiful and one I think is shit. There is a clue in my commentary on this video I’ve just taken.show more

Instead of bashing this person let’s talk about Moonlight... instead. Did you know there a book featuring the screenplay and stills from the film? It’s one of my favorite things in my private library & one of the very few books that I NEVER lend.show more

Just discovered this corner of the internet where people... in Thailand are strapping a 12 valve Cummins diesel on to a small boat and racing. I have never been more inspiredshow more

My workspace is my favorite part of the house.... This is where I lock in, think clearly, and turn ideas into money. Lock in with me this April:show more

8. He likes to remain boring. - The more... boring you are in real life, the less people are interested in you." This is a wisecrack Cillian Murphy threw out to the world during an appearance on "The Late Late Show" in 2016, a video of which has since become a viral internet favorite. - Indeed, the "Peaky Blinders" actor is himself quite boring — or so he likes to think, as told to Men's Health. "My life is very simple. I read a lot of books. I watch a lot of movies. Listen to a lot of music. Walk the dog. Cook. Be with my family," he says.show more

GM - There are very few things I am... still chasing as a collector in this space but last night I secured one of them. A future a.c.k. 1/1 via servant of the Muse #26 with the help of Rob | Rdtothemoon brokering it from a place of deep lore. This has been a long time coming and started with notxcopy and one of my favorite pieces by ACK called a moment of self reflection. I thought I had that piece secured until Curated came in to kick my ass on in the end in a bidding war. If Karma does in fact exist, I believe the Muse is going to reward me with something epic in due time. Cheers to kicking off 2026 with a bang. 🥂show more

This scene where the babies break out of the... catacombs are one of my absolute favorite🐉 Question! In the books rhaegal and viserion are still very feral when they break loose out of the catacombs. They just magically become tame and docile again in the show, what do you think will happen in the books if we ever get to read about that? I think Dany will have to use drogon to get the 2 under control when she returns to Meereen personally. I think they' be a small squabble between siblings🐉🔥show more

Charlie Kirk: “One thing I don’t think people quite... grasp is that we have 1,000 employees in what we do. You know, we have a very successful for-profit entity, a very successful non-for-profit entity, you know, well over $140 million in revenue now a year which, in our space, is a lot of money.”show more

Language learning takes place across multiple dimensions at once.... We think a lot about the size of a baby’s growing vocabulary, but this is only one piece of the linguistic puzzle they’re working to solve. Another - beautifully displayed in this video clip shared to FB by Anne Frankenhsuser - is prosody, which relates to the unique rhythms and patterns of each specific language. It’s “musicality” if you will. Watch how closely this little one is able to mimic his father’s “I love you.” The articulation isn’t there quite yet, but he manages to nail the pattern and intonation, even without the vocabulary. So cool!show more