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by ackbar03 2y ago
No, the comments are not confused. I wouldn't consider myself as a expert, but I've worked a lot with evolutionary algorithms. This is not a good work and should be rejected from ICLR, although again it is my personal opinion. Ter
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I don't really know much about ic manufacturing. Are you sure university labs are really able to to this? If so how come only a few companies like tsmc and that one Dutch company are able to manufacture microchips? Or are those two com
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Hey man, remember to type out that play before the universe dies
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by ackbar03 2y ago
are there out-of-the-box software tools to do this? I thought about something like this before, but its non-trivial to train an image recognition system to do this, let alone the commands to mimic it through hardware, its quite an engineeri
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I think finding cofounders is one of those things where the best time to start was always last year or two years ago
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Disapproving a new theory of everything paper that just dropped [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ackbar03 2y ago|0 comments
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I know the version where you try not to kill yourself chasing the cheese. Are you saying there's one where the cheese chases and tries to kill you?
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Now I am going to be forever haunted by all those trucks I destroyed
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by ackbar03 2y ago
physics?
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I was just wondering when they were going to award the alphafold2 guys the nobel after after seeing Hinton win the physics one. 100% agree, all three of them totally deserve this one. Baker's lab is pretty much keeping Deepmind in chec
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David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John M Jumper Awarded Nobel Prize for Chemistry(twitter.com)
7 points by ackbar03 2y ago|1 comments
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by ackbar03 2y ago
> Fuzzing is often a special case of genetic algorithms Yes, that was sort of why I thought RL guided fuzzing could work, and possibly better. Also, for things like XSS fuzzing (which I have a little experience in), it is possible for an
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I proposed using reinforcement learning to guide coverage as a potential phd topic, but didn't really go down that path, no idea if it could work
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by ackbar03 2y ago
What your basically describing is HackerOne but for kids. And I actually don't think it's a bad idea, they could consider doing a teenager version or do some program aimed at high schoolers. I'm sure it would be very well rec
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I went out and borrowed this book after Carlo Rovelli was recommended, so far it has been indeed quite mind-bending
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Does anyone have a good recommendation for an introductory book on these concepts? I read a bit of The Fabric of Reality but had trouble progressing too far with that one. The author talks about the quantum slit experiment, somehow arrives
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I'm a bit surprised, since it seems the fed is about to start a easing cycle
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by ackbar03 2y ago
what happens if you don't invalidate them?
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by ackbar03 2y ago
real question is did Michael Lewis happen to be hanging around the OpenAI water-coolers again when all this happened
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by ackbar03 2y ago
The Forbes family tree or the publication?
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by ackbar03 2y ago
In hk too
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by ackbar03 2y ago
So deepmind is doing more of the fundamental stuff and isomorphic the commercialization? I thought isomorphic would have been carrying the protein projects now since Google brain/deepmind, now Google deepmind, is focusing on catching u
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by ackbar03 2y ago
The universe blue screens cause those keys were never supposed to be dropped
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I think what's interesting about it is the inter-relation between different disciplines and how the ideas are connected. The connection between the heat-equation and the generative diffusion models we see to day, and its relation to th
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by ackbar03 2y ago
I guess the idea will be somewhat similar, going from coarse to fine details, such as for 3D structures. Maybe the original author benanne could give his insight.
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Diffusion Is Spectral Autoregression(sander.ai)
223 points by ackbar03 2y ago|62 comments
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by ackbar03 2y ago
How do you guys actually hire the superstars to join your startup as the early employees/partners? And not just the typical friend you know who's "a pretty smart guy" and his friend and so on
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by ackbar03 2y ago
Worms still use them as homing missiles for their Armageddon battles
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by ackbar03 2y ago
When you need to train that pytorch model in the middle of syria
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by ackbar03 2y ago
>but they are complex valued and change when you sample from them I see, that does sound pretty different

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