4× RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell on Water, and the One Card That Wouldn't Behave
Converting four RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell cards to waterblocks, finding a VRM choke loose on the workbench, and getting back to 41k tok/s.
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Converting four RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell cards to waterblocks, finding a VRM choke loose on the workbench, and getting back to 41k tok/s.
RLM — Recursive Language Models. The model calls itself with smaller problems and fresh working memory. Here's why this changes everything.
Pretraining taught us that neural networks can compress massive amounts of data into weights. But once we deploy an LLM, we usually stop updating those weights completely. The model becomes frozen — it reads new inputs but never learns from them. Test-time training asks a more ambitious question: what if the model kept learning while it was being used? TTT-E2E is one practical answer. It lets a…
How I fine-tuned a 4B parameter LLM into a trading decision model using a 5-stage SFT waterfall and weighted CCE loss, then why I'm pivoting to GRPO reinforcement learning.
A proxy that trims noisy tool outputs so MCP agents stay on track.
How I built an ML rig for training LLMs locally, exploring hardware choices, setup tricks, and lessons learned along the way.
A thoughtful exploration of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) through three fundamental concepts.
An introduction to my experiences and explorations in the world of Large Language Models.
Sabareesh Subramani https://sabareesh.com | LinkedIn | hello@sabareesh.com Summary ML researcher and CTO exploring how language models can learn, adapt, and make decisions in real-time. Current research spans three areas: training LLMs that keep learning during inference (TTT-E2E with second-order meta-gradients, 4.6–6.1% perplexity gains on Qwen3-4B), teaching LLMs to trade autonomously via…