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Monte Carlo: How Random Guesses Solve Impossible Problems
Monte Carlo: How Random Guesses Solve Impossible Problems

Episode 6206

Monte Carlo methods turn chance into answers, and they were born from a card game at Los Alamos in 1946. This episode traces the method from Stanisla…

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Where Should Your Notebook Actually Run?
Where Should Your Notebook Actually Run?

Episode 6205

Colab is the default for every fine-tuning tutorial, but free has fine print: fluctuating GPUs, 12-hour runtime caps, and idle timeouts. This episode…

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Two Humans, One Table Each: Calling Israel's Election
Two Humans, One Table Each: Calling Israel's Election

Episode 6204

Five days before the vote, with polls putting Netanyahu's bloc anywhere from the mid-forties to sixty-two depending on who you read, this episode thr…

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How Claude Code Sessions Message Each Other
How Claude Code Sessions Message Each Other

Episode 6203

Two Claude Code sessions on the same machine can now talk to each other natively — but the design has sharp edges. Names are the address, messages ca…

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Israel Votes, Part 6: Asking the Decision Models
Israel Votes, Part 6: Asking the Decision Models

Episode 6202

What happens when you freeze the evidence, hand two decision models the same 39 questions about Israel's election, and then add a table of Kalshi and…

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Inside Cloudflare's Clef: A Language Model That Can't Speak
Inside Cloudflare's Clef: A Language Model That Can't Speak

Episode 6201

Cloudflare's Clef is a 27-billion-parameter model with a vow of silence: it reads text, images, and video, and returns nothing but a table of probabi…

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What Israeli Election Polls Hide Behind Seat Counts
What Israeli Election Polls Hide Behind Seat Counts

Episode 6200

Israeli election headlines report tidy seat counts, but those integers hide enormous uncertainty. SekerKolshehu, a small open source project by devel…

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Running AI Experiments Before an Election
Running AI Experiments Before an Election

Episode 6199

Daniel wants to run a proper LLM-driven forecast on Israel's election on the twenty-seventh — not another loose script. So what do experiment platfor…

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Benchmarking a TTS Model on Your Own GPU
Benchmarking a TTS Model on Your Own GPU

Episode 6198

Daniel has fine-tuned Qwen3 TTS 1.7B into a voice clone called Meorav, and it currently takes 2.6 seconds of compute for every second of audio. This …

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Talking to Your Own Voice Clone
Talking to Your Own Voice Clone

Episode 6197

Voice cloning has gotten good enough that hearing yourself answer back is no longer science fiction. This episode digs into the small but revealing c…

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