Originally published on my blog. — Originally published on my blog. Ok, sure, machine learning is great for making predictions; But you can’t use it to replace scientific theory. Not only will it fail to reach generalizable conclusions, but the result is going to lack elegance and explainability. …

I’ve once again missed one of my imaginary Wednesday publication deadlines; I can’t bring myself to finish any article. I’m unsure why… — As always, consider reading my article on my blog instead. I’ve once again missed one of my imaginary Wednesday publication deadlines; I can’t bring myself to finish any article. I’m unsure why, for now, I blame being in the US. …

Why Add Mystery Poison To Your DMT? — I’ve noticed a pattern of people asking me about ayahuasca, so I might as well write my thoughts on the topic. I’m not an expert, take with a spoon of salt. i — What s Ayahuasca What is Ayahuasca? That’s the first question to which no concrete answer exists, it used to be the collective…

After 3 years working on automl at Mindsdb, I quit; I won’t be working on anything ml-related in a professional capacity, at least for a… — After 3 years working on automl at Mindsdb, I quit; I won’t be working on anything ml-related in a professional capacity, at least for a short while. I am in the uncanny valley of finally understanding what I don’t know, and maybe even having a feel for what nobody knows.

You can read the original on my blog. — You can read the original on my blog. It’s surprising to me how many people with an engineer’s mind think that the world is “pre-determined”. They have this silly idea that one could “simulate” the world from a given point onward to figure out what will happen in the future…

Disclaimer: This may be extremely obvious. — Disclaimer: This may be extremely obvious. i — The Weird Problem I’ve seen theories about why smart, genial, creative, and overall high-achieving people are often “atypical”, and even discussions praising atypicality as the capital Q ality for making great discoveries, funding companies, finding everlasting love, leading armies into battle, untying the Gordian knot, and whatnot.

Disclaimer: There are a lot of travel blogs, I don’t intend this to become one. That being said, I realize that I’d be foolish not to write… — Disclaimer: There are a lot of travel blogs, I don’t intend this to become one. That being said, I realize that I’d be foolish not to write a bit about the places I’ve been to. …

Originally published on my blog. — Originally published on my blog. There’s always something that bothered me about people that talk too much about politics, especially at a national or global scale, especially using abstract concepts like “capitalism” and “socialism” rather than pointing to specific laws and regulations. There’s always something that bothered me about people…

I suggest you read this story on my blog. — I suggest you read this story on my blog. Science started by observing highly regular events (patterns). Things like the movement of the celestial bodies, the tracks of arrows, the angles at which stones hold into arches. These things vary with some parameters, rock composition changes the science of architecting…