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The emergence of money as a topological phase transition
(keplerlounge.com)
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aidanrocke
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The animal spirits behind the communist principle of anti-semitism
(keplerlounge.com)
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Von Neumann's reflections on the American education system
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The Generalised Uncertainty Principle
(keplerlounge.com)
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Fizeau apparatus for measuring the speed of light
(keplerlounge.com)
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Visualisation meditation differs from wishful thinking
(keplerlounge.com)
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Schmidhuber's Comment on Laughter
(keplerlounge.com)
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aidanrocke
6y ago
Whenever the discussion of liberty versus equality of outcomes arises there is a tendency to create a false dichotomy where we are forced to choose between extreme positions that are mutually exclusive. However, this is a mistake as the bes
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The choice between freedom and equality
(keplerlounge.com)
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aidanrocke
6y ago
From the abstract: 'The brain carries out tasks that are very demanding from a computational perspective, apparently powered by a mere 20 Watts.This fact has intrigued computer scientists for many decades, and is currently drawing many
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Brain Computation: A Computer Science Perspective [pdf]
(igi-web.tugraz.at)
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aidanrocke
7y ago
For more information, check this brilliant thread by Michelle Kendall: https://twitter.com/mishkendall/status/1239946522390867969
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Covid-19_instant_tracing
(github.com)
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7y ago
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aidanrocke
7y ago
This article uses a Julia implementation to explain how the complex-step method allows us to easily compute derivatives of analytic functions up to machine-precision. Possibly the best short blog post on this subject on the internet.
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Complex-Step Differentiation
(johnlapeyre.com)
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aidanrocke
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tl;dr 1. The objective of this paper is to show how the complex-step derivative approximation is related to algorithmic differentiation. 2. For a tutorial on complex-step differentiation, I can recommend the blog post of John Lapeyre: http
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Complex-step differentiation and automatic differentiation (2001) [pdf]
(pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
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aidanrocke
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tl;dr 1. Within the context of optimisation, differentiable approximations of the min and max operators on R^n are very useful. 2. However, in order for these approximations to be useful they must also be numerically stable.
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Differentiable approximations to the min and max operators
(github.com)
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tl;dr 1. Here I present an elementary proof for a classical result in random matrix theory that applies to any random matrix sampled from a continuous distribution. One of its many important consequences is that almost all linear models wit
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Almost all random matrices are nonsingular
(keplerlounge.com)
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tl;dr 1. The typical deep neural network tutorial introduces deep networks as compositions of nonlinearities and affine transforms. 2. In fact, a deep network with relu activation simplifies to a linear combination of affine transformations
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Are partial derivatives the computational primitives of deep neural networks?
(keplerlounge.com)
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Automatic Differentiation via Contour Integration
(keplerlounge.com)
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Automatic Differentiation via Contour Integration
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Scaling Laws for Dendritic Computation
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Neuroscientists can help address climate change
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A comparison of credit-assignment models in mathematics and biology, Part I
(keplerlounge.com)
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For the kind of explosiveness that man will be able to contrive by 1980, the globe is dangerously small, its political units dangerously unstable.-John von Neumann
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Can we survive technology? (1955) [pdf]
(geosci.uchicago.edu)
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