KhoomeiK

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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area / San Jose / Cupertino Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Open to it Technologies: Flask, Express, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, SQLite, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, Sci-kit Learn, NumPy, Pa
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The Origins of the State: China and India(youtube.com)
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If Humans Spoke in Vectors(rohan.bearblog.dev)
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Play-by-Mail Games(en.wikipedia.org)
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Culture, Philosophy, and Reinforcement Learning(rohan.bearblog.dev)
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Inside the Mind of an Animal(nature.com)
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Chinese Generation Name Poems(en.wikipedia.org)
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area / San Jose / Cupertino Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Open to it Technologies: Flask, Express, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, SQLite, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, Sci-kit Learn, NumPy, Pa
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Evolution Simulator in Vue + WebAssembly(labs.minutelabs.io)
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I've always been interested in constructed languages, but reading through this article just now made me wonder about curriculum learning for NLP models. Could better generalizable language models be achieved through curriculum learning
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> At the largest scales it is mostly purely gravitational to my knowledge (plus dark energy which is also modeled gravitationally). I think what OP might've been alluding to is the idea that phenomena like dark energy could have a m
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23725829
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I thought about it, but the abstract does a pretty bad job of stating that hypothesis, which I think is the most interesting finding in the paper. It's definitely a bit sensationalist but I don't think you would've read the p
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How Rice Farming Shaped Culture in Southern China (2018)(papers.ssrn.com)
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This is a super interesting read! In my previous conversations with Prof. Fehren-Schmitz he was highly skeptical of any Pre-Columbian contact based on his findings in [1]. He says the issue is pretty strongly politicized, because there&#x27
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Since human civilization sprung up practically as soon as the last Ice Age ended, I wouldn't be surprised if there were other small scale developments like this throughout the Last Glacial Period as well. There's almost 40 thousan
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Ancient usually refers to the period before 500 AD (not BC) as indicated in my original comment. 500 AD is roughly the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, but definitely not the marker for before the Romans. It'd be nice if that ex
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Yup, you're totally right, I misspoke—I meant to say that the furthest you can trace back Western history is 2500 years [total] back to the Greek "golden age" ~500BC. > Something I found charming from the wikipedia article
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Haha yeah, totally. Modern Western culture as we know it is only about 500 years old, though it arguably takes influences from the Greeks and Romans back another 2500 years. Even 500 BC though isn't that old in the grand scale of thing
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> Or maybe it’s an adjacent possible thing and the ancient world was far more connected by trade than we often think. Custard Apples, which are native to Central America, were thought to have been introduced to India in the 1500's t
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People regularly use Trazodone [1] as a trip killer. I personally haven't and I don't like using them, but it does its job pretty well from what I've heard. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trazodone
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The Global AI Talent Tracker(macropolo.org)
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> The bhakti movement started in southern part of the subcontinent around 8th century A.D. I don't really see how that's relevant. It doesn't matter where the Bhakti movement started, only that it bolstered the Vedantic sc
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The 5 non-Vedantic schools were already on the decline long before foreign invasion. I attribute it largely to the Bhakti movement which sort of functioned as the popular wing to the intellectual Vedantic school, which had no parallel in th
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You might want to try DIY'ing something like this [1] depending on the extensiveness of her surgery. It basically records electrical signals (EMG) emitted by the vocal chords (subvocalizations) and can convert it to text with ML/o
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Cosmic Pi (2014)(briankoberlein.com)
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The Original Containerization(youtube.com)
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Facebook’s TransCoder AI Translates Between Programming Languages(venturebeat.com)
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Ancient Chinese genomes link subsistence changes and human migration(nature.com)
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Elegant conclusions can totally be arrived at in the humanities, it's just that statistical methods often aren't the best way to go about doing so. The traditional method of logical proof, which is valued just as much as data anal

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