Rodolfo De Nadai

Myself using a black hat and drinking a beer

šŸ¤– Rodolfo De Nadai a.k.a rdenadai


I'm a middle-aged software developer from Brazil, eager to learn more about the world and better understand people's strange and sometimes bizarre views.

As a software developer, I enjoy building programs to help others. The thing that really drives me is the pursuit of knowledge.

  • šŸ”­ Iā€™m currently working on Python projects and starting to learn Rust!
  • šŸŒ± Iā€™m currently diving deeper into Machine Learning, Time Series analysis, and other scientific topics.
  • āš” Fun fact
    • Computer geek
    • Star Wars Fan!


šŸ§ My values


  • Most of the time you should try pondering things deeply
  • Do less with more
  • People have to be trustworthy
  • Nothing is impossible, except what you don't want to do

šŸ¤Æ Think about


"As also what troops of diseases beset us, how many casualties hang over our heads, how many troubles invade us, and how little there is that is not steeped in gall?" The Praise of Folly, Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus

"One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin." Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka

"Before we can understand how to create intelligence, it helps to understand what it is. The answer is not to be found in IQ tests, or even in Turing tests, but in a simple relationship between what we perceive, what we want, and what we do. Roughly speaking, an entity is intelligent to the extent that what it does is likely to achieve what it wants, given what it has perceived." Human Compatible, Stuart Russell

"(...) there are no images, videos, or sound recordings stored in the brain. Our memories are stored as sequences of patterns. Memories that are not accessed dim over time." How to create a Mind, Ray Kurzweil

"In fact, it is essential to note that the verbal image is not to be confused with the sound itself and that it is psychic, in the same way as the concept associated with it." Curso de LinguĆ­stica Geral, Ferdinand de Saussure

"The trick to coming up with novel uses for a brick is to not be attached to its identity as a brick. The trick is to reconceive it as a nonbrick. I think that bottom-up, details-first thinkers like myself are more likely to have creative breakthroughs just because we donā€™t know where weā€™re going. We accumulate details without knowing what they mean and without necessarily attaching emotional significance to them. We seek connections among them without knowing where theyā€™re taking us. We hope those associations will lead us to the big pictureā€”the forestā€”but we donā€™t know where we will be until we arrive there. We expect surprises." The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum, Temple Grandin

ChatGPT + MidJourney: Creating a story

This is a follow up post about ChatGPT, but this time, instead of generating the images of our characters using DALL-E I went on Midjourney v4 for that.
It's amazing!

  • ai
  • machine learning
  • deep learning
  • nlp
  • knowledge
  • review
  • storytelling
  • chatgpt
  • midjourney

ChatGPT: Can AI become a storyteller?

ChatGPT is the new kid on the block ... But, would ChatGPT be able to became a storyteller?

  • ai
  • machine learning
  • deep learning
  • nlp
  • knowledge
  • review
  • storytelling

Path to become a AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner

Some cool resources to prepare for AWS Basic Certification.

  • aws
  • cloud
  • certification
  • knowledge

Review: Protein Structure Prediction

Protein Structure Prediction is another biggest challenge that mankind is looking to solve. If solved or at least partially solved it could revolutionize medicine and drug industry.

  • ai
  • machine learning
  • deep learning
  • biology
  • medicine
  • knowledge
  • review

Review : A.I. a Guide for Thinking Humans by Melanie Mitchell

Review of the new book written by Melanie Mitchell, prof. of computer science at Portland State University and also received her PhD from Douglas Hofstadter the famous author of the book Gƶdel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid.

  • ai
  • machine learning
  • deep learning
  • cognition
  • books
  • knowledge
  • review