The sudden surge of energy after you have your coffee >>>

I took the risk, i'm now an addict😌

One of the best day in a life videos I have ever seen on YT. I'm pretty much hooked about how ML engineering for practical things is carried out


https://youtu.be/O0H2m_r-ZhI

You can't swim by learning about swimming.

Well, what can I say... I have played my share. COD is just one of the top 5 best games ever if not the greatest.

Btw, black ops 7 is going to to be released in few months :)

The largest ever black hole we discovered until now is thirty billion times bigger than the sun. And we spin on a pale blue speck—silent, unseen. Yet here we stand, gazing back at infinity, whispering questions into the cosmic dark. I can’t help but shudder at our unimaginable, almost vulgar, smallness.

Primeagen meets Beka💀

Bro is raising the bars higher🙌

Idc

I highly recommend Coursera's Learning How to Learn course.
It teaches powerful techniques to master any skill faster and retain knowledge longer. It helps undo the damage school has caused you and in fact learning how to learn is something most of us overlook doing more often. The course is completely free.


https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn?isNewUser=true

Self control is one of the very highest quality man can have.

Existential isolation amazes me, imagine this all people that exist, have existed or will ever exist can never experience the world exactly the way you do, this is your fingerprint on reality, a once in eternity moment for the universe.

YES, you are this unique.

Today I clinched 10 hours of deep focus in a single day, the most I have ever done. After all, I have no ADHD :)

I gotta sleep now, my brain is literally hurting :(

That was 10 hours of continuous knowledge streaming into my brain. I couldn’t take any more. See you tomorrow :)

Be authentically you, whoever you are. Unexpected authenticity unlocks a full life.

The butterfly🦋 nebula

These people >>>

The more I study AI, the more I feel backpropagation, while clever, misses something fundamental. The brain doesn't use gradients or loss functions — it learns through local interactions, trial and error, and synaptic plasticity. That’s how it adapts on the fly, learns from a few examples, and remembers for years. AI, in comparison, still feels rigid and artificial.

I’m becoming more convinced that mimicking biology is the real path forward. Plasticity-based learning, inspired by how neurons and synapses actually behave, seems far more promising than endlessly scaling up models. If we want real intelligence — not just prediction machines — we need systems that grow, change, and learn like we do.

Leaderboard from wakatime. Wtf is 17 hours per day???💀😳

Discord and Reddit are hands down the best platforms for getting real help and sharing big ideas.