Quant researcher co-writes a short math-heavy book on agentic engineering with LLMs
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-11-16
Giuseppe Paleologo shares his habit of 'writing' technical notes by querying models like Astra and Fable (or having them converse). Inspired by Fleuret's free 'The Little Book of Deep Learning', he drafted a short, phone-readable, unusually mathematical mini-book on agentic engineering — deliberately brief so readers quickly see if it's valuable. He admits he's far from mastering the topic and the draft is still rough but readable.
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