Youtube Channels Which Talk about AI

Yannic Kilcher Yannic is actually one of the brightest people I’ve ever met. He is knowledgeable mostly in NLP and also knows Computer Vision and some Reinforcement Learning. Here’s a list of videos from him which I liked a lot: How I Read a Paper: Facebook’s DETR (Video Tutorial) - YouTube: I recommend this one a lot. I’ve learned a lot from it. Machine Learning PhD Survival Guide 2021 - Advice on Topic Selection, Papers, Conferences & more - YouTube An Image is Worth 16x16 Words: Transformers for Image Recognition at Scale (Paper Explained) - YouTube MLP-Mixer: An all-MLP Architecture for Vision (Machine Learning Research Paper Explained) - YouTube AI Coffee Break with Letitia She is very good at NLP and Transformers....

February 12, 2023 · 3 min · 540 words · Me

How to Sync Obsidian between Android, Windows and Mac

Introduction I’ve tried many tools and tutorials to sync my obsidian notes between android and windows. They all have the same problems: Some need subscription service (Obsidian Sync) which I’m not willing to pay Some can’t handle editing the same file (Sync via GoogleDrive, Dropbox and …) Others need complicated setup and maintanance. My Solution This solution takes about 30 minutes to setup. But, once it is finished, it workes perfectly....

January 16, 2023 · 5 min · 891 words · Me

Make Windows Faster

While there are many resources available on optimizing PC performance, I have found that some of them focus on less important or even incorrect details. I say the things that have actually worked for me. The credit for this post mostly belongs to Chris Titus Tech, as I sourced much of the information from his YouTube channel. However, I wanted to compile the key points in one place for easy reference and to ensure that I wouldn’t forget the important information....

December 27, 2022 · 4 min · 704 words · Me

A Guide to setup your own jekyll website (al-folio Theme)

Here I want to guide you toward setting a Jekyll website with al-folio template. This is the template I am using for my website and I love it. I have also made some contributions to make it more usable. You do not need to install Jekyll, Docker, Ruby or even clone the repo in order to build and publish a website. You can do it all online and not even bother installing any of them....

November 8, 2022 · 1 min · 202 words · Me

Guide for using remote server (linux) for a data scientist!

Well, you have got a server (most probably linux) which you want to run your tasks on it. How should you do that and What technologies you should adopt? Windows Users This tutorial is written with bash (or zsh) in mind. So, If you are a mac or linux user, your default shell would be enough and you can go ahead with the rest of tutorial. However, Windows users need to follow this tutorial to install WSL and then Ubuntu to get a good bash....

May 20, 2022 · 5 min · 1014 words · Me

Most Useful Sites and tools (All Online)

These are primarily bookmarks I have in my browser. I thought they could be helpful to others, so I compiled them here. For Researchers Connected Papers This is an excellent tool for researchers, especially when searching for review articles. Enter the paper title, and you’ll be able to see a beautiful graph of connected papers, as the name suggests! Research Rabbit I have always wanted a tool to find related papers to the ones I am already reading....

September 17, 2021 · 3 min · 620 words · Me

Bayesian Linear Regression Full Derivation

Introduction Many articles like this in the towardsdatascience tell us how to use Bayesian Linear Regression and why. I am not going to repeat that. I want to derive the formulas from scratch entirely. I also understand that comprehending this stuff is slightly challenging if you don’t have a strong mathematics background. Note: All of my notation is from Bishop’s book. The main difference between Bayesian and Non-Bayesian regression is that Bayesian regression assumes that weights are Random variables....

March 20, 2021 · 5 min · 957 words · Me