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Yaroslav Bulatov
Together AI
LOCATION: San Francisco
WEBSITE: Not indicated
INTERESTS IN JOBS & NETWORKING: Not indicated
ABOUT ME:
I've been in AI for 20 years, and in Silicon Valley for last 10, having worked in Google Brain (TensorFlow Team), Meta (PyTorch Team), OpenAI, and a few others. Currently at Together AI, helping grow #1 AI cloud and refactoring AI science stack (overview)
I've used Mathematica since late 2000 to learn new things. I'm in the top 20 answerers of "wolfram-mathematica" tag on stackoverflow.com and in the top 20 question askers on https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/
My first post on MathGroup was in 2002, back from my grad school days when I worked on computational geometry. Ten years ago I actively blogged about graph theory and Mathematica, and participated in Mathematica stackoverflow community
STAFF PICKS:
- Hausdorff moment problem: part 3, statistical efficiency
- Hausdorff moment problem: part 2, numeric stability
- Hausdorff moment problem: recovering density from moments in Wolfram
- Trajectories of graph eigenvalues
- A matrix with curious property: near-equality of trace and squared Frobenius norm
- Visualize repelling behavior of eigenvalues
- High-dimensional sphere packing doesn't fit in a box
- How to count things in numerically stable way
- Neural networks, bird populations, complex analysis and DPR1 matrices
- Tensor networks, Einsum optimizers and the path towards autodiff
- Finding large graph cuts with SemidefiniteOptimization
- Inferring shape of optimization surface from shape of loss curve
- Obtaining Gaussian expectation formulas with einsums and TensorSimplify