Marts

[Marts @martseur]

@REjercitos Tampoco deberíamos tomar todas las decisiones en función del marketing de la Bolsa.

[Marts @martseur]

@Roberto_Montesa Eso es cierto también.

[Marts @martseur]

@Roberto_Montesa Es mejor avión taquero, reconocido por los propios americanos

[Alex Kantrowitz @Kantrowitz]

This is incredible. Artificial intelligence getting booed out of the stadium in any commencement speech it’s mentioned. Maybe telling college students AI was taking their jobs wasn’t the best strategy. Must watch —>

[The AI Investor @The_AI_Investor]

Lol, so Jensen is still angry about the Dwarkesh podcast.

[Marts @martseur]

@MIT_CSAIL Reasoning.

[Ihtesham Ali @ihtesham2005]

This is the most underrated AI course on the internet and its taught at Stanford and it costs zero dollars.

It's called CS336 and Stanford is teaching students to build a language model from absolute scratch.

Here's the actual curriculum:

→ Module 1: Tokenization, byte-pair encoding, and vocabulary design
→ Module 2: Transformer architecture written from raw PyTorch
→ Module 3: Distributed training and the pretraining loop
→ Module 4: Scaling laws and data curation
→ Module 5: Supervised fine-tuning and instruction following
→ Module 6: RLHF, DPO, and preference optimization
→ Module 7: Inference, KV caching, speculative decoding, and serving
→ Module 8: Evaluation, red teaming, and capability measurement

Every lecture is on YouTube. Every slide deck is downloadable. Every assignment is open.

Taught by Percy Liang and Tatsu Hashimoto. Two of the most cited researchers in the field of LLMs working today.

https://t.co/hruCh70blj / https://t.co/f4DosfC3jW

If you finish this course, you understand how language models work at every layer from raw bytes to RLHF.

That is the difference between an AI engineer and an AI tourist.

Save this. Pick the first lecture tonight.

[Marts @martseur]

@Lentejitas Pero que tiene que ver comprar aviones Airbus civiles con "principal socio en defensa"?

[Pablo Zarrabeitia @mundoparacontar]

Me preguntan por las mejores series de espías. Mi selección:

1. Oficina de Infiltrados (DGSE)
2. The Americans (KGB)
3. Homeland (CIA)
4. El espía (MOSSAD)
5. En España, “El Centro” (CNI)

Entre muchas otras, como Slow Horses o Kalifat.

[Miguel De Luca @Miguel_De_Luca]

Racimo de películas y series para revisar este asunto del Ártico, Groenlandia, EEUU, soberanía, OTAN y política internacional. El hilo empieza con El idealista (Christina Rosendahl, 2015) sobre el bombardero estadounidense con cargas nucleares estrellado en Thule en 1968.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Types of Coffee ☕

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

david fincher's handwritten list of his favorite films

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

The Jazz Tree

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Dolphin made a friend
https://t.co/rmK38wdduh

[Santiago @svpino]

Large Language Models don't reason.

Thank you,
Apple.

[Fiddler AI @fiddler_ai]

This week in #AIsafety: New @WhiteHouse brief announces AI Safety Institute, expanded testing, plans to tackle abusive content, and calls for global cooperation to ensure #responsibleAI development!

https://t.co/NKrNa7AOqK

[Sheel Mohnot @pitdesi]

This video of Kathleen Ledecky balancing chocolate milk on her head while swimming is more impressive to me than her seven Olympic gold medals

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Martin Scorsese's list of 39 essential foreign films to watch.

[Eyes On Cinema @RealEOC]

Spike Lee’s list of must-see movies for aspiring filmmakers

[Thenewarea51 @thenewarea51]

Absolutely outstanding footage! 😎 https://t.co/TKziOUz21L