jekude

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by jekude 1mo ago
All true, but I think its a valuable exercise to try to design/understand/exploit these dynamics
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by jekude 1mo ago
I think the question and article is fascinating. I do think that one should not only look at the genetic representation, and the algorithm a cell runs, but also the formalized environment that runs the simulation. I’ve been thinking about t
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by jekude 3mo ago
The abstract implies that strictly local updates are a hinderance to high res, however i would have thought there would be an interesting way to get speed up gains from neighbor-only traffic on GPUs CAM-style. am i making that up?
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by jekude 3mo ago
started doing this but life got in the way, would love to pick it back up at some point https://github.com/planetlambert/turing
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Talkie: a 13B vintage language model from 1930(talkie-lm.com)
773 points by jekude 5mo ago|331 comments
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by jekude 5mo ago
What would physical EML gates be implemented in reality? Posts like these are the reason i check HN every day
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by jekude 6mo ago
Now have the agents write actual code for the laws!
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by jekude 7mo ago
if the entire open web is vulnerable to being sybil attacked, are we going to have to take this all underground?
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by jekude 7mo ago
Maybe sama was onto something with World ID...
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by jekude 8mo ago
How does this compare to https://encore.dev/ or other infrastructure-inside-application-code solutions?
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by jekude 11mo ago
Can you share how you go about searching for the interesting rules?
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by jekude 11mo ago
I have been asking myself for a while: Why has Artificial Life not had its AlexNet moment with GPUs yet?
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by jekude 1y ago
Nice, this definitely needs to be standardized
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by jekude 1y ago
Charmbracelet is amazing. Will there be an equivalent of Claude Code's CLAUDE.md files?
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ARC-NCA: Towards Developmental Solutions to the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus(arxiv.org)
1 points by jekude 1y ago|0 comments
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by jekude 1y ago
Also https://x.com/ciphrd
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by jekude 1y ago
Insulin is lethal at higher dosages, so there is definitely an argument. My counter would be that someone who has to self administer this drug 5+ times a day should have the right to make determinations about dosing
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by jekude 1y ago
Technically there is unsanctioned access (someone reverse engineered the real-time APIs [1] which I ported to Go). I think the FDA does not want easy access to real-time values so that folks can't easily recommend insulin dosing withou
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by jekude 1y ago
Also recently diagnosed and just open sourced how I'm using AI to count carbs + get insulin doses [1]. Biggest issues I've seen to starting a legit business is not having sanctioned access to real-time blood sugar values (the APIs
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Show HN: BolusGPT – Use AI to calculate insulin doses(github.com)
1 points by jekude 1y ago|1 comments
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by jekude 1y ago
Recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes, and learnt quickly that calculating insulin doses sucks (and you have to do it 4+ times a day). BolusGPT is a ChatGPT plugin that translates meal descriptions into nutrition information that is fed i
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by jekude 2y ago
I've always thought that gravity exists because without it, matter doesn't get close enough for interesting things to happen.
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by jekude 2y ago
> Artificial life fizzled as a meta discipline I've wondered for a while if Artificial Life is in its own winter, waiting for someone to apply the lessons of scale we learned from neural nets.
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Yudkowsky and Wolfram on AI Risk [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jekude 2y ago|0 comments
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by jekude 2y ago
Does it come with UTM on the tape?
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by jekude 2y ago
Built a working implementation in Go [0] a while ago, have always wanted to hook up DOOM to it. [0] https://github.com/planetlambert/turing
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by jekude 2y ago
Is it only academia and Google Research that is funding these kind of artificial life passion papers? Wondering if anyone knows of real-world applications / companies working on them.
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by jekude 2y ago
Seems like they re-engineered Temporal: https://temporal.io/
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by jekude 2y ago
Reading Permutation City changed the way I think, and I’ve been loving working my way through everything Greg Egan. It’s almost as if its a new literary genre - Computer Science Fiction.
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by jekude 2y ago
I’ve been noodling on how to combine neural networks with evolution for a while. I’ve always thought that to do this, you need some sort of evolvable genetic/functional units, and have had trouble fitting traditional artificial neurons

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