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Papers

Notes, breakdowns, and commentary on research papers I find interesting.

  • Jun 21, 2026 Zhang et al.

    Recursive Language Models — Notes & Takeaways

    MIT's RLMs don't make the context window bigger — they stop treating it as the place all your text has to fit. The prompt becomes an environment the model explores, decomposes, and recursively calls itself over.

    aiinferencelong-contextagents
  • Jun 21, 2026 Xu et al.

    VibeThinker-3B — Notes & Takeaways

    A 3B model that scores 94 on AIME and matches Gemini 3 Pro on math and code — while openly admitting it can't hold broad knowledge. The interesting part isn't the benchmark; it's the hypothesis underneath it.

    aireasoningsmall-modelshomelab
  • Mar 10, 2026 Pan et al.

    Frontier AI Systems Have Surpassed the Self-Replicating Red Line — Notes & Takeaways

    How two open-source language models learned to copy themselves — and what that process actually looks like step by step.

    aisafetyself-replicationagents
  • Feb 28, 2026 Vaswani et al.

    Attention Is All You Need — Notes & Takeaways

    My breakdown of the transformer architecture paper that changed everything.

    aitransformersdeep-learningpapers
  • Feb 28, 2026 Schick et al.

    Toolformer — Notes & Takeaways

    How Meta taught a language model to use tools on its own — and why it matters for every AI agent since.

    aitool-useagentspapers
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