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Meta keeps open-sourcing what others charge for.
Meta is reportedly working on free code-generating AI software, positioning it directly against OpenAI's commercial offerings. The open-source-as-strategy playbook continues.
The real winners of this AI arms race might be the developers who get free tools out of it.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/CrispBowedTransition
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I built this because I kept missing CFP deadlines by two days.
PythonDeadlin.es tracks submission deadlines for Python conferences worldwide -- PyCon, PyData, EuroSciPy, and hundreds more. Filterable by category, exportable to your calendar, shown in your local timezone.
If you've ever rage-googled a deadline you already missed, this exists for you.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/SpotlessTrueAdministration
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I've watched too many sharp data scientists burn out on the same thing: the work didn't matter.
This essay by a data scientist who moved to data engineering nails the structural problems. Management that wants decision-driven data, not data-driven decisions. No one distinguishing good work from bad. Projects that could have been killed with five minutes of domain knowledge.
If you've ever felt like your DS role was laundering bad ideas with numbers, you're not alone.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/SevereSilentGarden
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💻 machine-learning-notes: 839⭐
Sebastian Raschka's personal ML notes became a public resource.
This repo is a collection of Jupyter notebooks covering hyperparameter tuning, loss functions, learning rate scheduling, regression methods, model evaluation, and more. It started as personal reference material and grew into something genuinely useful for anyone who learns by reading worked examples.
Sometimes the best learning resources are the ones someone made for themselves.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/SharpPlainRope
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💻 bat: 58.7 k ⭐
I've been reading source files with cat for 15 years. Plain white text, no line numbers, no context. bat showed me what I was missing.
bat is cat with syntax highlighting, line numbers, git change markers in the margin, and automatic paging for long files. Detects language from the file extension or shebang. Drop-in replacement — aliasing cat to bat is all it takes.
If you read code in the terminal and your output is monochrome, `alias cat=bat` is a one-line quality-of-life upgrade.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/CapitalFilthyGreat
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Defending a PhD in public is one of the stranger academic rituals. Mine's on YouTube now.
The defence covers ML in geoscience: how neural networks can be applied to seismic data, what happens when you build physics into your architecture, and what I learned from four years of research.
If you've ever wondered what a PhD defence actually looks like, here you go.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/DopeyTrivialStuff
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Sasha Rush keeps finding the perfect format for making you realise what you don't actually understand.
Autodiff Puzzles is an interactive Colab notebook in the same spirit as his Tensor and GPU puzzle series — small, focused challenges that force you to build automatic differentiation from scratch, one operation at a time.
The fastest way to go from "I use autograd" to "I understand autograd."
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/MildObviousSolid
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💻 httpx: 15.2 k ⭐
I used requests for every HTTP call in Python for years. Turns out there's a drop-in replacement that does async and HTTP/2.
httpx gives you a broadly requests-compatible API with native async/await, HTTP/2 support, strict timeout enforcement, and full type annotations. It can even make requests directly to WSGI and ASGI apps for testing. 100% test coverage.
Next time you start a project that makes HTTP calls, try importing httpx instead of requests. The API is almost identical.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/WealthyBouncyMenu
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This paper shaped how I think about LLM deployment and ethics.
Bender, Gebru, McMillan-Major, and Shmitchell reading their landmark 2021 FAccT paper aloud -- covering environmental costs of training, unfathomable training data, and how scale amplifies bias. The audio format makes a dense paper surprisingly accessible.
If you work with LLMs and haven't engaged with this paper yet, the audio version removes every excuse.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/LongCompetentOne
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💻 uv: 83.8 k ⭐
I managed Python environments with pip, virtualenv, and pyenv for over a decade. Then I tried uv and genuinely couldn't go back.
uv replaces pip, pip-tools, virtualenv, pyenv, pipx, and poetry — one Rust-based tool, 10-100x faster than pip, with a universal lockfile. It installs Python versions, manages virtual environments, runs scripts with inline dependencies, and even publishes packages. No Rust or Python required to install.
If you're still managing your Python environments with multiple tools, the switch is a single install and you'll feel it immediately.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/YellowishSuperbFeed
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💻 Unlearn-Saliency: 145⭐
AI ethics and model weights -- two things that connect more than people realise.
SalUn (ICLR 2024 Spotlight) makes models forget specific data by identifying and modifying only the most relevant weights. It achieves near-exact unlearning on CIFAR-10 with just 0.2% gap and works on diffusion models like Stable Diffusion too.
As privacy regulations tighten, machine unlearning is becoming essential infrastructure.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/TragicWildExamination
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I've used LLMs for months without fully tracing every step from tokenizer to fine-tuning -- that gap bothered me.
Sebastian Raschka's "Build a Large Language Model (From Scratch)" walks through the entire pipeline: design, pretraining on a general corpus, and fine-tuning for specific tasks. Clear diagrams, working code, no hand-waving.
If you want to move from using LLMs to actually understanding them, building one yourself is still the fastest way.
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I learn ML concepts best when I have to implement them from scratch in a constrained puzzle.
Deep-ML is a free, community-driven platform with coding challenges covering linear algebra, core ML algorithms, deep learning, NLP, and computer vision. Problems are written by ML engineers and scientists, and new ones are added regularly.
If LeetCode sharpens your algorithms but leaves your ML fundamentals fuzzy, this fills the gap.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/DownrightAcclaimedPark
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I work with transformers daily, and FlashAttention changed how I think about performance.
Tri Dao's Stanford MLSys talk explains how FlashAttention uses tiling and recomputation to avoid the GPU memory bottleneck in attention. It's not approximate -- it computes exact attention with up to 9x fewer memory reads by being IO-aware about the HBM/SRAM hierarchy. The result: 3x speedup on GPT-2 and the ability to handle 16K+ sequences.
If you run transformers and haven't watched this, your training loops are leaving speed on the table.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/DrearyBleakRequirement
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Andrej Karpathy gave the most information-dense 45 minutes on how GPT actually works.
At Microsoft Build, he walked through the full training pipeline -- pretraining, tokenization, supervised finetuning, RLHF -- then dropped practical advice: RLHF models are less "inventive" than base models, don't judge a model by parameter count alone, and think copilots not autonomous agents.
The slides alone are worth bookmarking if you work with LLMs.
Check it out here: https://amplt.de/DirtyVagueMedia
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💻 git-truck: 674⭐
Bus factor meets data visualization.
Git Truck visualizes your git repository's file structure, contributor patterns, and activity hotspots. It runs locally with npx, works offline, collects no data, and is git-provider agnostic. One command and you immediately see who touched what and where the knowledge silos are.
If you care about software sustainability (and you should), this makes the invisible risks visible.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/VibrantDimpledThanks
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💻 picklescan: 397⭐
Every ML model you download as a pickle can run arbitrary code. That should concern you.
PickleScan detects malicious globals in Python pickle files -- the kind that execute code during deserialization. It scans local files, URLs, zip archives, PyTorch models, numpy .npy files, and Hugging Face repos. ClamAV-style exit codes make it easy to integrate into CI pipelines.
If you load untrusted model weights, this belongs in your workflow. Hugging Face already uses it.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/UnwelcomeLawfulMarketing
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When AI informs evacuation decisions, "it just works" is not good enough.
I co-authored this piece on cultivating trust in AI for disaster management. We cover all four disaster phases -- mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery -- and where transparency around training data and failure modes is lagging behind deployment.
If we want first responders to trust these tools, we have to earn it with openness.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/SecretPrettyPerspective
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I co-authored this Nature Geoscience comment on a problem I see every day.
We reviewed how AI is transforming Earth sciences and found that only 6% of research uses explainable AI. That means 94% of studies applying ML to predictions that affect real lives are black boxes with no way to explain their calls.
When AI informs evacuations and infrastructure, XAI needs to be the default.
Check it out here: http://amplt.de/AverageNastyBus
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CW: My review of "Grading for Growth" by David Clark and Robert Talbert
goodreads.com/book/show/125125680-grading-for-growth
This book opens with an excellent argument for why traditional grading systems used at most universities suck, and then spends the rest of its pages explaining the what and why and how of alternative grading methods, specifically standards-based grading and specification grading. The whole picture is centered around the "four pillars of alternative grading", which are (1) clearly defined standards, (2) helpful feedback, (3) marks indicate progress towards meeting a standard, and (4) reassessment without penalty (but not without limitations).
You probably won't get much out of this book if you don't teach in higher education, but if you do (and you're using traditional grading) then there is a lot here to learn. I really appreciated how it uses lots (and I mean *lots*) of real-world examples of many different courses that use alternative grading across a variety of disciplines and contexts. I particularly appreciated the chapter on large courses, though I kind of disagree that 100 students really counts as large (I teach a course for 250 students and it's one of the smaller courses in the program). The authors are not afraid of really going into the nitty-gritty details of how to apply these ideas, which is best exemplified by the very concrete workbook for alternative grading in chapter 12. While it can easily be skipped if you're just interested in the general ideas, I do like its inclusion for those who need that extra push to bring it into practice. The frequent reminders to keep things as simple as possible and not strive for perfection were also very welcome.
Despite my love for the ideas in this book and all the inspirational examples in it, it does have a few flaws:
1. It is primarily focused on two rather similar grading techniques (standards-based and specification grading) but onlu touches on ungrading in a few places and leaves out others like mastery grading completely.
2. Despite the inclusion of examples from all over the world, most of the book is still very US-centric, which is especially visible in its focus on using letter grades, but also other things like the assumption that universities use semesters rather than trimesters or quarters or the idea that you can change a class syllabus while it is already running (here it is viewed as close to a legal contract that should be fixed well before the start of the academic year).
3. As I mentioned before, despite the chapter on teaching large classes I feel like a lot of the practical detailed advice in the book does not really apply to this setting (or at least it is not obvious to me how to apply it). Just as an example, with 250 students it is simply impossible to give everyone a chance to do a reassessment during office hours.
4. The book completely fails to discuss the use of LLMs by students which is somewhat understandable since it was published in 2023, but has quickly become perhaps the biggest challenge for any approach to grading. Hopefully a new edition or follow-up book could address this challenge.
Despite these shortcomings, I consider this book (and especially the first four chapters) essential reading if you're doing any kind of teaching in higher education.
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Best Podcast: Clearer Thinking
I actually can’t believe I haven’t recommended Clearer Thinking yet in previous years, given that it’s been consistently one of my most listened-to podcasts for several years now. The topics discussed range from psychology and economics to politics, climate change, AI, philosophy and many more topics. Apart from the excellent guests they manage to find on a weekly basis, the main highlight of the podcast is the host Spencer Greenberg, who always manages to ask unexpected and challenging questions yet always does so with openness and compassion.
It’s pretty hard to pick a single episode, so I will cheat a bit and recommend a collection of connected conversations about different personality disorders:
- A conversation with a sociopath
- A conversation with a narcissist
- A conversation about borderline disorder
- A conversation with a rigid perfectionist who has OCPD
- A conversation with an autistic person
- A conversation with a person with OCD
Each of these conversations gave me a new understanding and appreciation for the difficulties that people with these disorders live with, all from their own perspective (which is sadly all too rare). I strongly believe that by listening better to each other and showing curiosity rather than judgement, we can prevent a whole lot of damage and suffering, and I cannot think of better examples of that than these episodes.
Previous winners: 80,000 Hours with interview with Audrey Tang (2022), The Way Out Is In with Space, Time, and the Ultimate Dimension (2023), and Dice Exploder with Rule Zero with Ema Acosta (2024).
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Best Tabletop Game: Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast
Oh boys and girls. Let me tell you about Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast.
Once upon a time, the world was cruel, and there was a witch who knew it well, and so she sold her heart to build a house in the woods where the world could never find her. At first she would let no one into her fortress. But in the long march of days, a strange thing happened: in her own cold and spiteful way, the witch made a friend…and then another…and then several more, until her house was teeming with colorful faces and complicated lives. The house would come to be known as Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast, and it would last for a very long time.
This is a role-playing game unlike any other you’ve seen. Its existence feels magical, impossible even. It defies all common sense of how these games are supposed to work. It’s cozy. It’s queer. It’s silly. It’s deep. And I am all here for it.
So what is this game like, really? It’s a “slice-of-life legacy tabletop role-playing game about a found family and their magical home.” It revolves not around heroic deeds like your typical RPG but instead around small everyday moments. Each session you choose one chapter from the book to play as a group, and each chapter (48 in total) has its own simple but unique rules. You don’t create your own character but choose each session one of the residents or guests of the B&B to play. After each session you get stickers to place in the book which can unlock new characters and chapters.
The characters range from an insecure teenager to a knight-turned-frog who is now a cook, and from a rambunctious demon child to the heartless witch Yazeba herself. Each of them has their own personality and their own options for growth. There are also a TON of guests each with their own personality so not creating your own feels like a liberation rather than a constraint. But the real highlight are all the chapters which come with their own story, their own rules (yes, really), and their own rewards. I should also mention that the book has a number of secret, unnumbered pages with additional backstories and chapters, as well as a separate “forbidden envelope” with even more secrets.
Honestly the thing I like most about this game is how easy it makes everything. There’s no need to do any preparations, to come up with your own characters, or to count squares on a grid. You just read the opening text, pick a chapter, pick characters, and you’re already playing. Yet at the same time the progression - both on a global level by unlocking new chapters and guests and on an individual level by making progress on the resident’s paths - makes the game feel epic in a way I thought wasn’t possible for a silly rules-light RPG like this. I believe I will be playing this game for a very long time.
Previous winners: Avatar Legends by Magpie Games (2022), Cantrip by Hipólita (2023), and Slugblaster: Kickflip over a Quantum Centipede by Wilkie’s Candy Lab (2024).
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Our #ECMWF machine learning weather forecast is public! 🌦️
Right on time for the weekend, too!
It's an alpha version for now, because the whole team is working hard to wrestle every iota of performance from our graph NN #AIFS.
But even as an alpha version, it's playing in the big leagues.
I am so excited to finally share this with you! 🚀
I'll link our blog post and the forecast below. Make sure to share this with your colleagues and machine-learning-curious friends!
Still can't believe how far these people have made it in this short time, running four machine learning models operationally, with one developed in-house.
Your Weekend forecast: https://charts.ecmwf.int/?facets=%7B%22Product%20type%22%3A%5B%22Experimental%3A%20AIFS%22%5D%7D
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