Aneesh Sathe

Sometimes, late at night, the old YouTube algorithm surfaces and shows it knows me.

Exstasis # Poetry was written so that words might hold a form sufficient until they leapt from the cliff of your lips.

Bookmarked: AI, tools and transformation — Benedict Evans Do you want to work out how to deploy an LLM-enabled voice analytics tool in your call center?

Eh readers will get bored of clicking on pangram every time.

Bookmarked: The Curiously Playable Universe vgr back in action after the annual break.

Bookmarked: Joaquin Rodrigo’s “Toccata” performed by Hugo Moltó on a 2017 Fernando Moreno classical guitar

Bookmarked: Why Transformers Need Positional Encoding For Time Series: A Visual Guide | Towards Data Science

Bookmarked: Writing with AI Interesting that the process is about the same everywhere.

Bookmarked: The Fault Is Not In Our Trees, But In Ourselves

Bookmarked: Agent-shell: A native Emacs buffer to interact with LLM agents powered by ACP

Bookmarked: An unofficial guide to markdown-ts-mode on Emacs 31 | Rahul’s Blog Oh finally they built a sensible markdown thing for emacs

AI models everywhere but not a RAM to think

Once I run Arch Linux, THEN I’ll truly be a technical person… right?

New-ish GraphDB libraries: latticedb: Embedded single-file knowledge graph database with vector search and full-text search for AI/RAG apps LadybugDB: DuckDB for Graphs — The KuzuDB Successor

Learned about Omarchy… I’m glad I don’t have a test computer lying around.

Reply to: https://substack.com/profile/40247471-andre/note/c-320822257 APIs are already polite ways to interact with other programmers, I don’t see why that should be reinvented.

I was thinking about how, in Marathi, you don’t really need to say please and thank you constantly.

Over on the Protocol Insitute chat rafa. asked how one would give a robot a personality.

Sing and Sing 2 are wonderful movies.

Now: Clearing through the last heavy Claude fatigue to start exploring local models with designed workflows.

I’m gonna need a bigger mind palace

Bookmarked: Delete Everything, Keep Graph -Karpathy

Bookmarked: Bonsai reconstructs tree representations for distortion-free visualization and exploration of high-dimensional data - Nature Biotechnology I wonder how well the bonsai approach will work for image embedding data

Bookmarked: 22nd Century Indian Documentary

Bookmarked: Understanding is the new bottleneck

Bookmarked: Online version of The Remix is now here Always here to share good books on causality and Bayesian stats

These books — they have desires.

Now is perhaps the best time to write your version of the Essays in Idleness.

Recent weirdness with Opus has me convinced that I need to work with local LLM models — or at least with limited models — and experiment with better processes for production.

Just finished (in one sitting) Mary Oliver’s Blue Horses.