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jagiammona
4mo ago
I came here to say this, too.
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jagiammona
3y ago
This seems to work quite well! Especially surprised by the options available for "Ghengis khan romance novel".
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jagiammona
4y ago
Great summary tweet thread here: https://twitter.com/tsungxu/status/1565322844418052098
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jagiammona
4y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Twitter! I hang out in corners of physics, ML, EA, and Progress Studies Twitter and have made some great connections that have turned into real friendships IRL. Often the next step after meeting on Tw
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jagiammona
5y ago
You should look into the Ronin Institute. Since it is very hard or impossible to get grants without being affiliated with an institute, the Ronin Institute is a remote institute that any researcher can apply to join. http://ronin
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jagiammona
6y ago
Thanks for the help!
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jagiammona
6y ago
Noob question: Can a Signal proxy be usefully run on a Raspberry Pi (RP4 ModelB 8GB RAM)?
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Top Longevity Innovations of 2020
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6y ago
Here's a great article showing progress improving the triple product until now. https://www.fusionenergybase.com/article/measuring-progress-...
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6y ago
An excellent quantity that indicates progress on fusion and how far designs are from breakeven is the triple product. Here is an EXCELLENT review of fusion progress so far. ( https://www.fusionenergybase.com/article/meas
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6y ago
Yes, please! I often read podcast transcripts. Conversations with Tyler, 80,000 hours, and Steve Hsu's Manifold all have great transcripts and because of that, they are the only podcasts I keep up with.
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7y ago
Nick Szabo comes to a similar conclusion: http://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2012/08/proxy-measures-sunk...
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FermiNet: State of the art approx of molecular orbitals
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7y ago
I would recommend Quantum Field Theory for the Gifted Amateur by Lancaster and Blundell. It has many clear worked examples and builds up lots of the conceptual and technical ideas in a way that felt comfortable. Also the chapters are quite