Essays that don't yet have enough siblings to be grouped into a more descriptive category.
Spaced repetition systems are a well-known way to efficiently learn material. Recent innovations have applied machine learning to greatly improve their scheduling.
After 6.5 years of studying Japanese, and only getting moderately far, I reflect on how to most effectively study a second language while only being able to spare an hour or two a day.
Are LLMs just compressed representations of their training data, or something more? The "simulators" hypothesis proposes that they're much more like a human imagination, instantiating simulacra of various entities.
A plea for DigitalOcean to stop making open source maintainers' lives miserable, once a year every year.
What if your mind is nothing more than evolving data—and what if the cosmos is nothing more than a static mathematical object?