Research and Resilience

We’re heading into the holiday season, and I’ve come across research highlighting the wellness benefits of travel, including for those with health challenges. Studies show that anticipation boosts happiness, relaxed trips are most effective, and shorter, frequent getaways are better than long ones.

Axolotl is an easy-to-use framework for fine-tuning and instruction-tuning LLMs. It supports modern techniques like LoRA and quantization, and simplifies instruction-tuning with clear configuration options. Perfect for anyone looking to fine-tune LLMs without diving into complex code.

TL;DR: Discover llm-jp-eval, an easy-to-use framework for evaluating Japanese LLMs. This toolkit simplifies the process with standard datasets and nice configuration options, making LLM evaluation super easy—ideal for researchers and developers looking to benchmark LLMs quickly and effectively.

TL;DR: After a month on a vegan diet, my blood work looks great, and research suggests healthy plant foods may lower lung cancer mortality. I’m feeling more energized and encouraged to continue this approach.

As an AI researcher, I used to attend academic conferences quite often. After a long pause due to COVID-19 and my cancer diagnosis, followed by half a year of medical leave, I’ve only recently resumed attending and presenting at conferences. This year alone, I’ve attended the following academic

I’ve been going through chemotherapy (a combination of carboplatin and pemetrexed, now continuing with pemetrexed for maintenance) for several months, and so far, things are going well. The cancer is under control, and I’ve experienced only a few side effects. One of the things I do alongside my