Rajath Ramakrishna

Most of us take a lot of photos on our phones and don’t do a good job of cleaning them up by deleting bad/redundant ones. As time goes on, more and more photos get accumulated and they fill up both the phone and the cloud storage we back up our photos to, only to reach a point where we’re out of storage and need to pay for more. Or, we have so many photos that it’s exhausting to look for a specific picture in a sea of similar photos. This happened to me and I wanted a simple solution to cull…

I was browsing through some of the posts at bubbles.town and I came across a post by Antonio about how “Your RSS Reader Is Robbing You”. It instantly reminded me of another post I read on another blog a couple of months ago about a similar topic about how people painstakingly create their blog and how unique each personal website is because of all the love, thought and hard work would have gone in to them to make them look and function in a unique way. For a long time I felt this way as well…

I got to know about Andrej Karpathy’s llm-wiki a few months ago. I was intrigued by it, but never got around to using it. The fact that I could capture raw notes on the topic I was researching and the LLM could not only make connections between them, but find topics in my notes and create concept pages was something I saw value in. What is llm-wiki? llm-wiki is a skill developed by Andrej Karpathy used for building personal knowledge bases using LLMs. The idea is that instead of using LLMs like…