Satnam Singh
@satnam6502
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Punjabi-Scottish-American Haskell hacker at @GroqInc, cook, cyclist, Lost In Music. ∃🇮🇳 ∧ ∀🇬🇧 ∧ ∃🇪🇺 ∧ ∀🇺🇸 #celiac ex-{Microsoft, Google, Facebook}
Los Altos, California
Joined December 2016
RT @CUP_JFP: Read Jeremy Gibbons' pearl exploring Richard Bird's Sieve of Eratosthenes circular algorithm through the lens of Turner's Tota…
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RT @docmilanfar: Michael Jordan gave a short, excellent, and provocative talk recently in Paris - here's a few key ideas - It's all just m…
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I've just finished Pam Brunton's book Between Two Waters which is a wonderful manifesto about our connection to the land and the food it offers us and her search for the meaning of "modern Scottish food" which is what is served at her excellent restaurant @inverrestaurant set by a beautiful loch in Scotland. Not long after it opened in 2015 I had the pleasure of eating there with my mother. A very thought provoking book with much to say about what's broken about how we produce food today but it also paints a picture of a more sustainable way forward for us and our planet. Many thanks to my sister for buying me this book as a Christmas present!
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@ilyasergey Erik Meijer, of course. @headinthebox is frantically reinventing coding as a discipline.
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I am now so done with kombucha and keffir. Excuse me while I put on a pot of my mum’s masoori dal.
Your regular reminder that sources of prebiotics like legumes (dal, chana, rajma) etc have a significantly larger impact on improving gut health than probiotics (like dahi, kombucha etc) despite the internet’s obsession with the latter. Your stomach acid murders most of the bacteria before it gets to your gut. On the other hand, oligosaccharides in onions, garlic, banana, chicory and all dals, chana, rajma make a really big difference. So that guy at the office lunch eating a whole raw onion worth of slices along with his roti dal might smell terrible at both ends but, hey, his gut is going to be pretty happy
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Also, the paper Efficiently Scaling Transformer Inference is highly recommended (MLSys 2023, overlapping authors).
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A four cups of coffee ranting session about LLMs being stateless with @headinthebox. "Why do I need to provide a copy of the entire stack every time I want to make call?"
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