The Algorithm Zoo: A Human’s Guide to Machine Learning Models (No Math, Just Sanity)
A simple, high-level tour of major machine learning algorithms — what they do, when to use them, and how to remember them without a single equation.
✳ The notebook
Engineering, leadership, and the human side of it all.
Find a thread that speaks to you, and follow it.
A simple, high-level tour of major machine learning algorithms — what they do, when to use them, and how to remember them without a single equation.
A simple, visual explanation of how all the pieces fit — from old-school AI to modern generative models, intelligent agents, and what’s coming next.
A simple, visual way to understand how neural networks work — why they’re inspired by brains, powered by data, and guided by math.
Explains prompt engineering through humor — how LLMs behave like moody geniuses who just need the right phrasing to shine.
Demystifies neural networks and probabilities in plain English, showing how 'intelligence' often means 'the world’s most educated guess.'
A speculative yet hopeful piece imagining when AI stops mimicking us — and starts challenging us.
The smartest models don’t memorize everything — they predict what probably fits. Maybe that’s the secret humans forgot.
How AI turns meaning into math — a whimsical look at vector embeddings, the secret map behind how AI connects your ideas, from tacos to joy.
Ever met someone who agrees with you a little *too much*? That’s your AI sometimes — charming, fast-talking, and occasionally very wrong, but always confident.