Archive - JP’s Substack

Advanced Prompting for reasoning & coding

I recently took the ‘Advanced LLM Agents’ class from UC Berkely.

May 31 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

January 2025

Models trained on synthetic data produced by weak models outperform those with data from large models

"Bigger is not always better"

Jan 19 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

July 2023

AI and blockchain technologies: a powerful synergy!

Two huge and hot techs are literally fusing together into new, sometimes brain wrecking, applications.

Jul 4, 2023 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

January 2023

Vectorized convolutions

How to use Numpy meshgrids and einsum to compute all convolutions at once without any loop

Jan 30, 2023 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

How to modify a probability distribution with a dictionary for random sampling

I recently saw a post from Devansh - Tech Made Simple about how to sample a list of numbers according to a given probability distribution, like…

Jan 3, 2023 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

December 2022

After decades in electronics engineering, I decided to switch to computer science, with a specific goal in mind: learning Artificial Intelligence.

Dec 31, 2022 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

This is JP’s Substack, a newsletter about My personal Substack.

Dec 23, 2022 •

Jean-Pierre Bianchi

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