wintercarver

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by wintercarver 20d ago
From one of the authors at MIT: “ We made a striking discovery: AI agents can invent and build without talking to one another, and their technologies outlive the creators. A swarm of hundreds of initially identical agents spontaneously diff
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SwarmWorld: Stigmergic technological evolution in societies of LLM agents(arxiv.org)
3 points by wintercarver 20d ago|1 comments
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by wintercarver 2mo ago
Your humble repo owner here: I wanted to compile a list of prompts used in math and science research in a single area to make review of said prompts easier, if only to hope that some "methods" or styles could be reviewed and appli
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Prompts for Progress(wintercarver.github.io)
3 points by wintercarver 2mo ago|1 comments
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A SETI Home for AI-Assisted Research(kvncnnlly.com)
3 points by wintercarver 2mo ago|0 comments
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by wintercarver 7mo ago
Can confirm - worked on Super-K as a grad student and a regular part of shift work was to go through simulated supernova alert testing. Was always kind of fun, in the lotto ticket sense (alarm goes off, review to see, ah yes, simulated test
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SpaceX Plans to Go Public. Why?(arstechnica.com)
7 points by wintercarver 9mo ago|1 comments
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Google Interactions API(blog.google)
7 points by wintercarver 9mo ago|0 comments
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Using a Progressive Web App to Teach My Son Absolute Pitch [video](youtube.com)
3 points by wintercarver 10mo ago|0 comments
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by wintercarver 1y ago
Would love to read any of the scientific papers that McCarthy supposedly edited diligently, should anyone happen to know of some. Very curious to see what they read like.
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App Slop(kvncnnlly.com)
4 points by wintercarver 1y ago|0 comments
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by wintercarver 1y ago
First thing that came to mind when I read this was the quote attributed to Haruki Murakami "If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking." Turns out this is a quote fr
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Don't Get One-Shotted(writing.nikunjk.com)
3 points by wintercarver 1y ago|1 comments
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by wintercarver 1y ago
Nice post! Enjoy your blog's overall aesthetic too. Perhaps correlation in sense of style, though, as I also used RTK to learn to write Kanji, loved it, and now, ~15 years after that escapade, am kind of in a similar bucket (can write
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Typing to Think, Typing to Prompt(kvncnnlly.com)
2 points by wintercarver 1y ago|0 comments
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No Model Selector, Always the Best Models(kvncnnlly.com)
2 points by wintercarver 1y ago|0 comments
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Waymos of Loving Grace(kvncnnlly.com)
4 points by wintercarver 1y ago|0 comments
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A Video Studio Embraced A.I. and Stormed the Internet(nytimes.com)
3 points by wintercarver 1y ago|0 comments
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by wintercarver 2y ago
Wait WHAT?! I’ve been buying ebooks off BookWalker and it’s so annoying. Their reader app sucks and they have these faux-protective constraints like not permitting a “copy” function on any highlighted text and limiting a book to no more
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by wintercarver 2y ago
Nice and thank you! Will now go head my head in shame for not having bothered to click the “menu” icon on the main report :facepalm:
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by wintercarver 2y ago
Being lazy here, but would love to know more about how testing for all of these plastics chemicals that are omnipresent is done in a way that ensures the measurement process or tools themselves do not contribute trace chemicals (e.g. lab te
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by wintercarver 2y ago
Congrats David & the whole team! Really enjoy everything Sakana AI produces and always look forward to your research results.
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by wintercarver 2y ago
If you enjoyed this article I’d recommend checking out the book _Moonwalking with Einstein_ by Joshua Foer. Great read and fascinating dive into the lives and practices of individuals that participate in memory competitions.
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by wintercarver 2y ago
Data team manager here, qq: how do you handle type conversions between different systems? Nice work overall!
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by wintercarver 4y ago
For someone familiar with the science can you comment on the typical uncertainty/variation in epigenetic age measurement? I love error bars, wish they were mandatory.
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by wintercarver 4y ago
Plus one, scrolled through waiting for someone to mention this one. I don’t typically reread fiction but the poetic style of writing, combined with great scenes and characters makes almost any page worth a reread from time to time. Sometime
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by wintercarver 4y ago
Awesome, I read this years ago and have always kept it in mind ever since. Just wanted to say thanks for writing/co-authoring it!
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by wintercarver 4y ago
I think this quote from a recent New Yorker article[1] sums up a subtle difference that’s easy to overlook. Topic has been on my mind a bit lately[2]: “Chandlee, who spent more than twelve years at Mark Zuckerberg’s company before moving to
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by wintercarver 4y ago
I thought it was a nice summary, concise, organized, with examples and references. Will revisit it should I need a reminder on scraping. Would not call it low quality at all. Would recommend you ignore passing comments with no constructive
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New insight into the possible origins of life(phys.org)
5 points by wintercarver 4y ago|0 comments

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