TorchLeet is broken into two sets of questions: Question Set: A collection of PyTorch practice problems, ranging from basic to hard, designed to enhance your skills in deep learning and PyTorch. LLM Set: A new set of questions focused on … Read more
It hurts, but less than you think Illustration by Alexander Naughton This post is an excerpt from my forthcoming book (and builds on a couple paragraphs in my original post on agency). I’ll be running a few excerpts here in … Read more
Navigation | first | next Introduction This is the introduction to a series on Abstract Algebra. In particular, our focus will be on Galois Fields (also known as Finite Fields) and their applications in Computer Science. This is a project … Read more
Hi all, I was wondering what books/courses/projects one might do to learn CUDA programming. (To be frank, the main reason is a lot of companies I’d wish to work for require CUDA experience — this shouldn’t change your answers hopefully, … Read more
Do this course https://github.com/henki-robotics/robotics_essentials_ros2 Totally free, don’t need to buy anything just a computer. I’ve been designing electrical hardware for robots for the last 4 years for a big corporation and I can tell you, the fun and money is … Read more
In my country, 2 decades ago there are were plenty of people who knew the basics. Today, it feels like a lost art. I would like to approach it as a hobby, not like electronic engineer level, but enough to … Read more
This is a short, personal story about my typing journey I started learning touch typing near the end of my first year of computer science. This was my second degree as I had already done engineering before. I wasn’t able … Read more
Learn electricity and electronics fundamentals and up-to-date applications―all without taking a formal course This fully updated guide offers practical, easy-to-follow instruction on electricity and electronics. Written by a pair of experienced instructors, Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics, Seventh Edition features … Read more
I woke up today to an X post by Amjad Masad, the CEO of Replit, a company that sells “AI as a programming service”. I no longer think you should learn to code. — Amjad Masad (@amasad) The post got … Read more
