An open community for engineers and researchers building modern ML systems — from kernels to clusters.
Inference, training, fine-tuning, infrastructure, model internals, LLMs, VLMs, and the engineering that makes them all run in production. Written by practitioners, free for everyone to read.
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npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:4321
npm run build # → dist/
npm run preview # serve the build locallyRequires Node.js 20+.
A static-first Astro site with MDX content collections, React islands for interactivity, typed frontmatter, and ~0 KB of JavaScript on content pages.
See docs/architecture.md for the full file layout and design principles.
We want this to be a community-built resource. Anyone can contribute — open a PR.
- Want to write a post? → See CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/writing-articles.md
- Want to suggest a topic? → Open a GitHub Discussion
- Found a bug? → Open an Issue
- Want to chat? → Join the Discord
All contributors are expected to follow our Code of Conduct.
| Doc | What it covers |
|---|---|
| docs/writing-articles.md | How to write a post — frontmatter, MDX components, examples |
| docs/architecture.md | Project structure, design principles, why files are where they are |
| docs/deployment.md | Deploying to Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, or any static host |
| docs/seo.md | What SEO is already wired in + pre-launch checklist |
| docs/extending.md | Growing the site — auth, courses, comments, search, newsletter |
Astro 5 · MDX · React 19 (islands only) · Shiki · TypeScript strict mode · plain CSS with custom properties
- Code — MIT. Fork freely, send PRs, build your own thing with it.
- Content (blog posts, learning materials, diagrams) — © each author. All rights reserved.
You're welcome to: read, link to, share URLs, cite posts in your own work, include brief excerpts in slides or presentations with attribution, and translate full posts into other languages (with credit + link back).
You need permission to: republish full posts on other sites, use content in commercial products or paid courses, or create derivative works beyond translation. See LICENSE for the full terms.
Community contributors retain copyright on their own posts.
Made by the community, for the community.