I recently landed a job at DeepMind as a Research Engineer! It’s a dream come true for me, I still can’t believe it! 😍(if you feel like an imposter sometimes, trust me, you’re not alone…) I don’t have a Ph.D. in ML. I don’t have a master's in ML. In…

This blog is a part of my “deep learning update” series and I want to open it up with a question: What have I learned about Graph ML in 2+ months? Nothing? If that was your first thought, no worries, it’s probably true. 😅 (Bad) jokes aside, my “relative knowledge”…

This blog is the second one in my series of blogs covering the fascinating world of cryptocurrencies and beyond! You can check out the first blog here, which covers the “Digital Gold” book. In this one, I’ll be sharing my thoughts, learnings, and notes from the book “The Infinite Machine…

This blog is a first in my series of blogs on crypto (both currencies and dapps (decentralized apps) more broadly). In this one, I’ll be sharing my thoughts, learnings, and notes from the book “Digital Gold: Bitcoin and the Inside Story of the Misfits and Millionaires Trying to Reinvent Money”…

This blog is the last one in my series of “deep learning update” blogs, where I was sharing my learnings as I was intensively researching various ML/deep learning subfields over the last 16 months. Aside from sharing my learnings, the idea of these blogs is to give you the general…

As I often do, I’d like to share my personal story before jumping into the “core part” of the blog — if you only came to read about the transformers/NLP resources please skip this section (I still love you! ❤️). So here we go! This year I decided to structure…

The last blog of this series covered Turing’s famous “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” paper from 1950 and introduced his main ideas like The Imitation Game, nowadays better known as the Turing Test. It also covered the main objections that Turing himself imagined being used against his theory. As a short…

Alan M. Turing. You know this guy, right? He is considered the father of computer science and AI. In his free time, he helped end WW2 by cracking Nazi’s ‘Enigma’ code thus allowing the Allies to understand every single encrypted message that Nazis were using to communicate.

I was inspired to write this blog after hearing about and then successfully completing the famous “Learning How To Learn” Coursera course. ❤️ Sometimes it’s just better to, instead of doing, stop and ponder about the processes you use for self-improvement. To think about meta-cognition. Sometimes taking a step back…