I'm Hemanth S Banur, welcome to my space
"my space", I mean it's where my explorations, questions, writings, and learning live.
I spend a lot of time thinking about how intelligence comes from math. How matrix multiplications and probability distributions(which were never that dangerous) somehow transformed into models that recognize my images, write mails for me and reason about the world. I feel the operation never changes but the scale does maybe.
When it's about the "scale", it made me look into how systems react to failures when things are not in a single machine. Then I realized it's not just about splitting compute, it's the network of machines constantly making agreements, negotiating ownership, resolving conflicts and spreading knowledge.
Sometimes I think about the fundamental laws of the universe. Whether it's the curvature of Spacetime, Schrodinger's cat or the Second law of Thermodynamics. To me, uncertainty, noise, and irreversibility aren't bugs but built in constraints. From the Heisenberg principle to eventual consistency, the lesson feels the same: Reality always pushes back and our job is to pick which limitations to live with.
I believe in this quote, "What I cannot build. I do not understand" :)