Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 25/09/2026Just the cool new way to post… blyg.aneeshsathe.com substack.com/@contraptions/note/c-3… aneeshsathe.com/note-20260925-054340 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/09/2026Watched the Trinity motorcycle scene from Matrix Reloaded. A) wow B) man I miss my bike… aneeshsathe.com/note-20260921-043920 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 12/09/2026Great setup and good video aneeshsathe.com/your-ide-is-more-th… 011
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 07/09/2026RAYE at the 2026 Montreux Jazz Festival Sometimes, late at night, the old YouTube algorithm surfaces and shows it knows me. This cover of Who Knows Where the Time Goes by RAYE is beautiful: […] aneeshsathe.com/raye-at-the-2026-mo… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 07/09/2026RAYE at the 2026 Montreux Jazz Festival Sometimes, late at night, the old YouTube algorithm surfaces and shows it knows me. This cover of Who Knows Where the Time Goes by RAYE is beautiful: […] aneeshsathe.com/raye-at-the-2026-mo… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026Exstasis # Exstasis Poetry was written so that words might hold a form sufficient until they leapt from the cliff of your lips. aneeshsathe.com/exstasis 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026Exstasis # Exstasis Poetry was written<br> so that words<br> might hold a form<br> sufficient<br> until they leapt<br> from the cliff<br> of your lips. aneeshsathe.com/exstasis 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026Exstasis Poetry was written<br> so that words<br> might hold a form<br> sufficient<br> until they leapt<br> from the cliff<br> of your lips. aneeshsathe.com/exstasis 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026Exstasis Poetry written so that words might hold a form sufficient until they leapt from the cliff of your lips. aneeshsathe.com/exstasis 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026> Do you want to work out how to deploy an LLM-enabled voice analytics tool in your call center? You're probably going to call Accenture. The vendors themselves have always been happy to help, and now the big labs have their […] aneeshsathe.com/ai-tools-and-transf… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026Eh readers will get bored of clicking on pangram every time. AI as a tool for writing is much more interesting when used by people who would have been interesting if they had the time to write… [The revolt of the reader | The Observation […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260906-001515 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 06/09/2026vgr back in action after the annual break. This was great. I hope to see a lot more writing from the world if only as a way to play with more friends aneeshsathe.com/the-curiously-playa… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 29/08/2026Interesting that the process is about the same everywhere. Judgement and taste matter a lot but can also be built up. “ I’m not saying we should give AI slop a pass. I hate it as much as the rest of you, and I react badly when people send me unedited […] aneeshsathe.com/writing-with-ai 010
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 27/08/2026Oh finally they built a sensible markdown thing for emacs aneeshsathe.com/an-unofficial-guide… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 27/08/2026AI models everywhere but not a RAM to think aneeshsathe.com/note-20260827-061654 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 26/08/2026Once I run Arch Linux, THEN I’ll truly be a technical person… right? Right? Learning new things from Cat Hick’s book: Psychology of Software Teams. [Dr. Cat Hicks](https://www.drcathicks.com/) Lucky how many of these traps I’ve either missed or […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260826-211826 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 26/08/2026New-ish GraphDB libraries: [latticedb: Embedded single-file knowledge graph database with vector search and full-text search for AI/RAG apps](https://github.com/jeffhajewski/latticedb?tab=readme-ov-file) [LadybugDB: DuckDB for Graphs — The KuzuDB […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260826-140551 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 23/08/2026Learned about Omarchy… I’m glad I don’t have a test computer lying around. I’m worried I might get one. aneeshsathe.com/note-20260823-201229 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 23/08/2026Reply to: substack.com/profile/40247471-andre… APIs are already polite ways to interact with other programmers, I don’t see why that should be reinvented. My interactions are through the chat interfaces, CLI coding […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260823-161827 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 23/08/2026I was thinking about how, in Marathi, you don’t really need to say *please* and *thank you* constantly. You can walk into a shop, ask for something, pay, and leave without even a “bye” or “have a good day,” and it isn’t rude. If you do use those […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260823-055257 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 23/08/2026Over on the Protocol Insitute chat [rafa.](https://rafael.fyi/) asked how one would give a robot a personality. My opinion is you don’t: Does a robot need to be given a personality or is personality something we use as a convenient shorthand? […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260823-052633 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 23/08/2026Sing and Sing 2 are wonderful movies. Don’t know how I missed them for so long 🐨 aneeshsathe.com/note-20260822-232411 020
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 22/08/2026Now: Clearing through the last heavy Claude fatigue to start exploring local models with designed workflows. Knowledge graphs were last year… next 18mo are gonna be neurosymbolic for me. Partly because AI seems to be plateauing and partly because […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260822-180639 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 22/08/2026I’m gonna need a bigger mind palace aneeshsathe.com/note-20260822-174710 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/08/2026I wonder how well the bonsai approach will work for image embedding data aneeshsathe.com/bonsai-reconstructs… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/08/2026Always here to share good books on causality and Bayesian stats aneeshsathe.com/online-version-of-t… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/08/2026These books — they have desires. They creep and sneak slowly onto my table until soon there is a pile. Each falling over another eager to have its interiority claim a bit of mine. Most are content with one such ride. Others, oh they jump over […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260821-051637 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/08/2026Now is perhaps the best time to write your version of the Essays in Idleness. aneeshsathe.com/note-20260821-051112 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 21/08/2026Recent weirdness with Opus has me convinced that I need to work with local LLM models — or at least with limited models — and experiment with better processes for production. In fact the advanced models may be nothing more than catalysts enabling […] aneeshsathe.com/note-20260821-045716 120
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 20/08/2026Just finished (in one sitting) Mary Oliver’s Blue Horses. Such talent. I expect I’ll read this book many times over in the years to come. I hope you do to. Us folded orgami, fortunate to have thoughts and feelings of our own aneeshsathe.com/note-20260820-035625 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 17/08/2026Why yes I’ve always dreamed about being able to photosynthesize — perhaps not quite like this… aneeshsathe.com/taking-a-tip-from-p… 001
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 16/08/2026DuckDB — always getting better ❤️ aneeshsathe.com/asynchronous-i-o-in… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 15/08/2026Both powerful: 1. Yes, and… 2. Yes, and? aneeshsathe.com/note-20260815-070607 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 15/08/2026Ok I love this skill because it sets you free. Most of the times planning with AI feels like an endless slog with one decision after another. Here the session says we are done for this round. Everything that needed to be done is […] aneeshsathe.com/the-beautiful-ux-of… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 14/08/2026Sometimes the algorithm gets me just right youtu.be/YrQOwbe3Mwk?si=ezqXHEN-CO7… aneeshsathe.com/note-20260814-162127 001
Reposted by Aneesh SatheAki Vehtari @avehtari.bsky.social · 13/08/2026All four books I've co-authored are freely available online for non-commercial use: - Bayesian Workflow at avehtari.github.io/Bayesian-Wor... Links to other three books are in the quoted post 👇 (too many books to fit in one post!)avehtari.github.ioBayesian Workflow book: Website – Bayesian Workflow bookWebsite for the Bayesian Workflow book by Gelman, Vehtari, McElreath, et al. — case studies, code, and exercises in R and Stan. 8283133
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 12/08/2026Computers are for being lazy. They are lazy cranes 🏗️ to build more lazy cranes aneeshsathe.com/a-shell-exclamation… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 12/08/2026Infohazard - Ninajirachi youtu.be/p2ZdeIKJA8c?si=LCKWBaSNGmx… aneeshsathe.com/https-www-youtube-c… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 12/08/2026Wonderful video, reminding us, as Internet elders, of our responsibility towards the world of computers and the open web aneeshsathe.com/don-t-take-the-blac… 000
Aneesh Sathe @aneeshsathe.com · 12/08/2026Social media companies are the bullies on the beautiful playground of the Internet asking,“why are you hitting yourself?“ So, why are we hitting ourselves? aneeshsathe.com/note-20260812-053557 020
