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There's a huge digital divide forming as well. Between the hardware a junior software engineer at a well funded research institution such as DeepMind has access to. Compared to the postdoc in Theoretical Physics at Princeton. Who is ex
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>>> Keeping money in the bank (especially in the US) is just dumb I don't think holding cash is dumb. You get the freedom of timing when opportunity presents itself. The question with cash is: How to get significant yield (>
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OpenBCI: Games using brain-interfaces are coming in 3 years
(skarredghost.com)
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LambdaNetworks: Modeling Long-Range Interactions Without Attention
(arxiv.org)
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SpaceCHI: Human-Computer Interaction for Space Exploration
(spacechi.media.mit.edu)
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Greetings from Jezero Crater! Really doesn't look alien. RLike the high mesa of New Mexico sans flora ;)
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Challenges here are impressive in sophistication. Re-arrange objects hidden in a 3D scene. Dynamic environments that change from night to day. Audio based navigation. Pedestrian avoidance. Projecting from where robotic state of the art in 2
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Embodied AI Workshop CVPR 2021
(embodied-ai.org)
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Superintelligence Cannot Be Contained: Lessons from Computability Theory
(jair.org)
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Good thread! As many have voiced, the math is necessary for mastery. I can recommend Justin Solomon's lectures. Target audience is MIT students. High-level, but rather clear. Starts with a gentle linear algebra review and then into ver
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>>> Art galleries didn't want to be online, and still don't, not the fancy ones. That's not how they sell. By 2000, selling art online was no less enterprising than selling books or pet food online. PG was just half
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Wearable thermoelectric generator with Lego-like reconfiguring capabilities
(advances.sciencemag.org)
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There should be a "video games" section of the NY Times ;) Even if you are not an avid sportsball fan, don't sleep on the sportsbook growth as legalization and even deregulation abound with the introduction of crypto. This is
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I am reminded of comedian Ronny Chieng's bit about Caishen, the Taoist "God of Money". And how the New Year's greeting is literally "Hope You Get Rich" ;) This is a great read. But the underlying fundamentals d
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Patterns, predictions, and actions: A story about machine learning
(arxiv.org)
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I feel like you can replace "quantum computing" in this rant with almost any other major gov science initiative and it would still have relevance. Lunar colonization. Nuclear fusion. Genome therapy. All 5 years away since 2000. Al
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As well as a gallery of examples created with the Bevy game engine ;) https://github.com/bevyengine/awesome-bevy#games
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3D Scene Understanding with TensorFlow 3D
(ai.googleblog.com)
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Feels like an "event" in documentary cinema. The right inquiry, at the right time. The conflict between individual liberty, and the exacerbation of crisis when something beyond our immediate control occurs. At what cost comes the
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I like the choice of name. Fluxus was probably one of the most influential conceptual art collectives of all time ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluxus
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This is solid gold. The entry for V-Day is delicious. Unfortunate Valentine's. R U Sirius starts a political party. Why Gnutella doesn't scale. Could spend hours browsing ;) And I really like the minimal style and chronological fo
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Nvidia DLSS Plugin for Unreal Engine
(unrealengine.com)
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Results resemble common micrographs. But perturbed in such a way as to appear alien. Appears we are on the cusp of "neural synthetic biology" ;) Fast differentiable DNA and protein sequence optimization for molecular design https
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A16Z Crypto Startup School https://a16z.com/crypto-startup-school/
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Alchemy: 3D Video Game Implemented in Unity for Benchmarking Meta-RL
(deepmind.com)
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If it's not fun, kids get bored very quickly. Even a classic "egg drop" experiment with masking tape, balloons and cardboard is more engaging than the artificial. State of the art in edutainment looks like the upcoming Crayol
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Punk Planet Archive
(archive.org)
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Perceptually, it's interesting that in the "2D" hyperbolic plane, the game map tests the limits of the human mind. But in "3D" this becomes virtually impossible. Even with practice it becomes intractable for the typ
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Larger GPU-accelerated brain simulations with procedural connectivity
(nature.com)
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Yao: Extensible, Efficient Quantum Algorithm Design for Humans
(yaoquantum.org)
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