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I write this from the veterinary hospital.
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DataLoader vs Dataset: * Dataset: stores samples + labels * DataLoader: like an iterable Dataset, provides easy access to samples.
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I took the notes in a meeting today1.
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Scientists think they’ve found evidence to add a new law of thermodynamics.
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Paper compares 4 intracranial neuroelectrophysiology “data repositories” (read: data formats): - DABI: Data Archive for the BRAIN Initiative - DANDI: Distributed Archives for Neurophysiological Data Integration - OpenNeuro - Brain CODE These two efforts a…
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I’ve just following some instructions1 to get Obsidian set up on my mobile and — get this — synced through git (!!!).
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Notes from the OpenXLA talk: JAX: Low-level control with shard_map and Pallas.
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AKA: “General and Scalable Parallelization for ML Computation Graphs” References https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.04663 https://youtu.be/5ilr4gcenaA?
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Embedded in the ML modeling process is a huge search problem: References S.
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Common things I take away from Saul’s talk: * OSS Python could substantially benefit from frontier programming language (PL) research * Talks about the birth of NumPy in 1995 * NumPy is “pointers, strides, dtypes” between Python and C arrays. * History of…
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The future of PyTorch is to become a more complicated, more technical-debt ridden Jax.
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A product of the hazy-research-and-flash-attention lab is ThunderKittens.
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References https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2024-05-12-tk https://github.com/HazyResearch/ThunderKittens Community worth joining: https://discord.gg/gpumode
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Another classic joke about Google’s engineering culture: Everything is either deprecated or not ready yet. – Googlers to Nooglers during orientation.
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There’s an old joke about Google’s engineering culture that goes like this: Come work at Google!
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The Hazy Research Lab, creators of Flash Attention, combine both systems software engineering expertise with ML algorithms development.
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Originally sketched on September 29, 2023.
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In your career as a technologist, whenever possible, invent on principle.
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References Marcel Duchamp and the Refusal of Work
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Just because a system or process becomes more efficient, doesn’t mean it consumes less energy.
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All productivity, as measured by GDP, leads to hydrocarbon consumption.
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anndata i.e.
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metamorphic-testing can be used for Machine Learning, since ML systems are really hard to test.
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Property based testing is difficult because it’s hard to find good properties.
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References https://blog.lamin.ai/arrayloader-benchmarks
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A lattice is complete if all subsets have both a join and a meet.
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Apparently, this term doesn’t mean much.
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A semilattice is like a directed lattice in either the meet (LCM) or join (GCD) direction (“for any nonempty finite subset”).
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It’s the eve of the start of my new job.
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It’s the best advice for creativity I have yet received.
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My wife and I absolutely love our wedding video.
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Breaking: Elon Musk has just reinstated Donald Trump’s Twitter account. — No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen (@NoLieWithBTC) November 20, 2022 I’m reading Cal Newport’s Digital Minimalism right now.
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WIP?
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I see why people say that their wedding is the best day of their life.
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I got married a few weeks ago, and the strangest thing happened the Friday before my big day.
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created: 2021-02 updated: 2021-08 While building a Beam pipeline for work, I found myself surprised to find there was no documentation on how to structure the pipeline as a CLI 1.
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Prototypes and thinking about electric origami I was reading hacker news aimlessly on the couch, as one does when home alone on a Sunday afternoon, when I came across this post.
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When I first started looking for a ring, I was looking at how much bang for my buck I could get in diamond sizes… which was totally the wrong way to go about it.
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Me just after I’ve proposed I like surprises, but Camille doesn’t.
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The student org I used to be a part of (the Cognitive Science Student Association) asked me to lead a workshop on machine learning at their annual conference.
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A lattice is a partially ordered set, or poset.
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A new meditation: Let ice melt on your tongue.
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A week ago (late 2020), I started a new habit: I now try to find 15 minutes of boredom a day.
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Ideally, I don’t want my website to be just a blog.
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In 2016, the year I graduated from college, my partner, Camille, gave me a Passion Planner.
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Tip: For better work-life balance, consider sending emails to your self.
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My partner’s food intuition – her ability to weave haphazard ingredients into a coherent, delicious meal – is nothing short of magic.
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I make a smoothie for myself every morning.
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Well, here’s a very meta story about this website and how I’ve grown since I started it.
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I had a conversation a few weeks ago with my project manager, Bernhard Seefeld, about strategies to combat writer’s block.