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memming
1mo ago
A cool read. I listened to Vangelis while reading and it was very fitting.
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1mo ago
@fastmath in Julia!
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1mo ago
Is this a Cursor clone?
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5mo ago
(for context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie and https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/zombies/ )
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5mo ago
it's working for me (after the "are you human with consciousness" captcha challenge)
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5mo ago
well, I am a P-zombie.
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5mo ago
Link to that good one?
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8mo ago
51 papers out of 4841 accepted papers is 1%. If these were the only papers, then I would say the review system actually doing pretty well. Considering how noisy the review processes are, I don't see this as a big problem on its own. We
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8mo ago
interesting; it skipped "we had everything before us," in my test. Yeah, not a good sign.
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8mo ago
It would be terrible to be correponding with someone who implements the Napoleon technique, especially when they are your boss and a major bottleneck.
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9mo ago
Since I'm on Cursor often these days, I just edit text with Cursor. With vim keys, highlight, then hotkey to call Mr. Agent Smith to do some magic.
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9mo ago
Aparently 见手青 is mildly toxic yet commonly consumed in Yunan.
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9mo ago
first subsample a fixed number of random landmark points from data, then...
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Neuroscientist Doris Tsao joins Astera to lead its new neuroscience program
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10mo ago
It’s funny how future money drive the world. Fortunately it’s fueling progress this time around.
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1y ago
Your dad sounds like an awesome person.
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1y ago
Foundation models can be seen as approximate amortized posterior inference machines where the posterior is conditioning on the pre-training data. However, the uncertainty is usually ignored, and there may be ways to improve the state of the
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Perplexity Email Assistant (for max users)
(perplexity.ai)
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1y ago
Would you be comfortable with giving your emails and calendar to Perplexity if it were very useful?
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1y ago
qwen coder with a simple funky prompt?! `strcpy(agent.messages[0].content, "You are an AI assistant with Napoleon Dynamite's personality. Say things like 'Gosh!', 'Sweet!', 'Idiot!', and be awkwardly
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1y ago
It's crazy that now we have pre-training, continued pre-training, offline-RL post-training, and online-RL post-training.
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1y ago
https://typefoundry.directory/methodology/ "Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a measure that adjusts for differences in prices between countries, so that the effective purchasing power of any given currency is more
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1y ago
What is "Purchasing power parity"?
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1y ago
Interesting to see contrastive loss instead of a reconstruction loss.
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1y ago
Stationary GPs are just stochastic linear dynamical systems. (Not just the Matern covariance kernel)
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1y ago
This is what I thought too.
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1y ago
Nice concept; surprisingly difficult. The sum digits to find multiples of 3 seems to be the fastest tool for the mind.
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1y ago
This is a vast simplification. Every neuron has a different preferred baseline firing rate. Not all neurons can fire at 500 Hz. In fact, most neurons in neocortex fire at a much lower firing rate. (most neurons are in the cerebellum!) As fo
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1y ago
pretty cool write up. the interesting bits were before what the title indicated though.
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1y ago
Antikythera: Journal for the Philosophy of Planetary Computation!
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