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  1. MIT 6.S191: Secrets of Massively Parallel TrainingAlexander AminiNotes
  2. MIT 6.S191: AI for ScienceAlexander AminiNotes
  3. MIT 6.S191: The Three Laws of AIAlexander AminiNotes
  4. MIT 6.S191: Language Models and New FrontiersAlexander AminiNotes
  5. MIT 6.S191: Reinforcement LearningAlexander AminiNotes
  6. MIT 6.S191: Deep Generative ModelingAlexander AminiNotes
  7. MIT 6.S191: Convolutional Neural NetworksAlexander AminiNotes
  8. MIT 6.S191: Recurrent Neural Networks, Transformers, and AttentionAlexander AminiNotes
  9. MIT Introduction to Deep Learning | 6.S191Alexander AminiNotes
  10. I BUILT A FULLY AUTOMATIC MANSPLAINERYannic KilcherNotes
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  12. Traditional Holiday Live StreamYannic KilcherNotes
  13. TiDAR: Think in Diffusion, Talk in Autoregression (Paper Analysis)Yannic KilcherNotes
  14. MMXXV: Exit Berlin{ lucidbeaming: "dev" }Notes
  15. Titans: Learning to Memorize at Test Time (Paper Analysis)Yannic KilcherNotes
  16. [Paper Analysis] The Free Transformer (and some Variational Autoencoder stuff)Yannic KilcherNotes
  17. [Video Response] What Cloudflare's code mode misses about MCP and tool callingYannic KilcherNotes
  18. [Paper Analysis] On the Theoretical Limitations of Embedding-Based Retrieval (Warning: Rant)Yannic KilcherNotes
  19. AGI is not coming!Yannic KilcherNotes
  20. Context Rot: How Increasing Input Tokens Impacts LLM Performance (Paper Analysis)Yannic KilcherNotes
  21. Energy-Based Transformers are Scalable Learners and Thinkers (Paper Review)Yannic KilcherNotes
  22. MIT 6.S191 (2025): AI for Biology (Microsoft)Alexander AminiNotes
  23. On the Biology of a Large Language Model (Part 2)Yannic KilcherNotes
  24. MIT 6.S191 (2025): A Hipocratic Oath, for *your* AI (Comet ML)Alexander AminiNotes
  25. MIT 6.S191 (2025): Large Language Models (Liquid AI)Alexander AminiNotes
  26. MIT 6.S191 (2025): Large Language Models (Google)Alexander AminiNotes
  27. MIT 6.S191 (2025): Language Models and New FrontiersAlexander AminiNotes
  28. On the Biology of a Large Language Model (Part 1)Yannic KilcherNotes
  29. MIT 6.S191 (2025): Reinforcement LearningAlexander AminiNotes
  30. [GRPO Explained] DeepSeekMath: Pushing the Limits of Mathematical Reasoning in Open Language ModelsYannic KilcherNotes
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  32. L15: Pre-training & fine tuning | gpt architecture adaptation & text generationIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  33. L14: Causal language modelling | decoder only transformers & autoregressive text generationIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  34. L13: Transformers for language modelling | encoder only decoder only & encoder decoder architecturesIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  35. L11: Language modelling | pre training foundation for large language modelsIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  36. L12: Introduction to language modelling - motivation | fine tuning in GPT & transformersIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  37. L10: Layer normalization | normalization in transformers encoder decoder architecture explainedIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  38. L8: Batch normalization | residual connections and layer normalization in transformersIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  39. L5: Sinusoidal encoding & sequence orderIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  40. L6: Zooming into decoder layer | decoding transformers masked self attention &cross attentionIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  41. L7: Positional encoding motivation methods & limitationsIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  42. L9: Teacher forcing & masked attention | autoregressive decoding with masking in transformersIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  43. L4: Multi-headed attention in transformers explainedIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  44. L3: Self-attention in transformers encoder & contextual word embeddingsIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  45. L2: Attention is all you need transformer architecture explainedIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  46. L1: Introduction to transformer architectureIntroduction to large language modelsNotes
  47. MMXXIV: Turpentine and tea{ lucidbeaming: "dev" }Notes
  48. Lecture15 - Generating New Molecules - MLCB24MLCB24 - Machine Learning in Computational Biology Fall 2024Notes
  49. Lecture14 - Chemistry GNNs - MLCB24MLCB24 - Machine Learning in Computational Biology Fall 2024Notes
  50. Lecture13 - Drug Development Intro - MLCB24MLCB24 - Machine Learning in Computational Biology Fall 2024Notes