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Leadership is an Infinite Game
My definition of a true leadership - A chieftain and 2 books
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The Universal Approximation Theorem - The Mathematical Guarantee of Learnability for Neural Networks
This theorem serves as the fundamental existence proof for deep learning, demonstrating that a standard neural network
with sufficient neurons has the theoretical capacity to approximate any continuous function. It assures engineers that
the architecture itself is capable of modeling any complex real-world pattern, shifting the challenge from "is this
representable?" to "how do we find the parameters to represent it?"
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Gradient Checkpoint in Training Neural Networks
2026-01-21
My first ASR model fine-tuning hit really hard at an error by gradient checkpoint which draw my attention to this
topic. Gradient Checkpointing (also known as activation checkpointing) is a memory-optimization strategy used during
the training of deep neural networks. It allows you to train significantly larger models (or use larger batch sizes)
on limited GPU memory by trading computation time for memory space.
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An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding - The Ultimate Justification of Big Data, the Foundation of AI
Why would AI work? Certainly technological advancements and market conditions have their contributions. But it is the
philosophical justification presented by one of the greatest philosophers, David Hume, that has made it inevitable
which this post shows by examining and linking his most phenomenon work - "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding"
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Kant – Eine große Synthese zwischen Rationalismus und Empirismus
A Masterpiece of Idealism of Anti-Idealism - Transcendental Idealism
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Looking at Human Instability, Trust, from Blockchain's Perspective
This post is going to show that blockchian is solving the problem of trust by distributing the agents with an
algorithmic protocol
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Can I read Kant's "Lectures on Logic" as an Introductory Textbook to Logic in Philosophy?
One night I accidentally clicked-open a book I collected which I almost forgot to read - "Lectures on Logic" by Kant (I was actually looking for his "Critique of Pure Reason" which had almost exactly the same book cover). "Wow! Kant had lectures on this philosophy basics??" Stumbled upon this idea, I quickly chat with Google Gemini AI the question which turned out to be the title of this blog. This blog, hence, records the valuable information coming from this conversation.
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Exploring Programmatic Anki
2025-11-26
Although its UI is not the best, Anki is revolutionary in the sense that it turns unstructured natural language into
structured data in the form of Anki decks & cards. It presents special value to OpenML who deeply investigate both
language and data. To unleash the full potential of Anki for us, we show in this post on how we could programmatically
interact with Anki so OpenML could integrate this powerful tool into our tech-fuel.
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