On the cover: A Nuclear Bomb Explosion Recently I watched this video by Veritasium talking about Markov Chains. I really liked the examples he used to explain the usage of Markov Chains, ranging from Nuclear Bombs to Google Search and Perplexity ...
On the cover: HNSW graph depiction. Credits: Marqo Imagine a city with 10 million coffee shops. You (the customer) have a very specific taste vector: medium roast, cozy seating, quiet music. Now how do you go about finding the best coffee shop? ...
On the cover: RSA Encryption If you’ve ever shopped online, sent a private message, or connected to a secure website, you’ve probably used RSA encryption without even knowing it. RSA was founded by three mathematicians Rivest–Shamir–Adleman (RSA)...
On the cover: A cute robot chef cooking pasta Concurrency in Python is like running a restaurant kitchen during a dinner rush - and if you’re making pasta, you’re bound to get a side of judgment from an Italian grandma every time you mess up. Le...
On the cover: The concept of low-rank adaptation visualized as dimension reduction If you’ve been paying any attention to the AI world lately, you might have noticed these large language models (LLMs) getting increasingly heavy and fat. GPT-4 is ...
