I interviewed for LLM/ML research scientist/engineering positions last Fall. Over 200 applications, 100 interviews, many rejections & some offers later, I decided to write the process down, along with the resources I used.

Links to the process & resources in the following tweets

Tbf the LLM gave me the answer 🫣. I just had to ask it again.

Here is a video:

This is pretty cool!

Learn more: developer.chrome.com/docs/devtool... (seems to cover CSS and network requests, which might be fun to lay around with)

Feel free to vent in my DMs if you’ve been feeling the same way. Or just know you’re not alone, there’s at least 1 other person who feels the same.

I’ll likely delete this thread soon, but I needed to get it off my chest before I drove myself crazy.

Now, time to go hug my cats.

ImageFX is awesome at creating character sheets, and here are some examples. The text is gibberish though compared to Recraft.

I like to use these to add consistent, interesting visuals to presentations with pretty minimal effort.

(Prompt expansion by GPT4o in alt)

Honestly whisk is pretty good and really fun to play around with. Probably one of the best implementations of auto-prompting I have seen. And I like that the default presets are so cute.

Here is a preview using my display picture.

Check out more at: labs.google/fx/tools/whisk

I am having too much fun with Recraft's AI line & fill option:

The answer seems to be very similar to gemini with similar citations: