Let’s explore what MCP (Model Context Protocol) is, how it works with the Cursor IDE (AI-powered code editor/IDE), and how you can use free resources or even build your own MCP server.

When working with deep learning methods for partial differential equations (PDEs) like the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation, effective hyperparameter tuning proves critical for success. Based on experience with DeepBSDE and Deep Splitting methods, here’s my battle-tested key principles:

Here is a concise guide on writing an optimization model. It is organized to

• Fit the natural flow of a technical interview discussion
• Serve as a practical reference when collaborating with business or production teams on real-world problems.

The structure combines ideas from software system design process and the AIMMS modeling handbook. See for reference:

• System Design Interview: A Step-By-Step Guide
• AIMMS Modeling Handbook

• Buy a 3D printer. As of December 2024, an easiest-to-use printer (and probably the cheapest) is the Bambu A1 mini.
• Get some basic PLA filament, e.g., from Amazon.
• Register Bambu account. Install Bambu Studio on computer. Connect printer to computer.
• Go to MakerWorld and find a model to print.
• Print a test model. I chose the famous BENCHY model.
• Print something minimal but useful. I chose a Clamshell Parts Box.
• Print something with support structure. I chose a Travel folding clothes hanger.
• Try time-lapse video shooting in printing.

Summary: Vast AI is the best on-demand service for individual and academic use, provided that the user is comfortable working with cloud servers.

This project is a simple, single-page web application that allows users to create custom wallpapers from text quotes. The application is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

My discovery of the AI code editor Cursor was nothing short of a revelation, given its remarkable capabilities. Inspired, I decided to challenge it with the creation of a simple game: 2048.