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by algon33 5y ago
Any chance for a windows version? Or a mobile app? The usecase for a mobile app is more plausible, even given that this is already a great idea.
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by algon33 5y ago
Approximation
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by algon33 5y ago
Somehow I have never heard of Tsetlin machines before this. Are you talking about this https://ai.facebook.com/blog/the-first-high-performance-self... result by MetaAI?
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by algon33 5y ago
For some reason I forgot to check metaculus for this. Thanks for the reminder.
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by algon33 5y ago
How suprising did you guys find this? I'd have said there was a 20% chance of this performing at the median+level if I was asked to predict things beforehand.
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by algon33 5y ago
Nearly everything in there does not require a knowledge of physics to understand, though a bit of familiarity with philosophy would make reading it a touch easier.
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by algon33 5y ago
How come the GoL runtimes are only ~300 times longer than the VarLife runtimes? Is it because the metapixels can be more efficiently simulated than running the game of life rules? Or because of sparsity of cells or some-such thing? This is
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by algon33 5y ago
General reminder: the Alcubierre warp drive does not allow you to accelerate to from sub-c speeds to above-c speeds. This back-reaction post discusses the topic, linking to a paper on a better design for an Alcubierre warp drive: http:&#x2
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by algon33 6y ago
Super cool. How long did this take to make? I kind of wonder if there is some nice analogy to be made here wrt. Kelly Betting vs Bayesian RL. As in, some version of maximising log reward will have higher median performance than Bayesian RL
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by algon33 6y ago
Scott doesn't program things. There's a guy he knows who set it up, so it depends on his schedule I guess.
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by algon33 6y ago
+1 We're social animals after all. If nothing else, just spend a month learning about human psychology and motivation.
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by algon33 6y ago
"Drink yourself to sleep" is weirdly phrased. Could you clarify? Also, thanks for the positive re-inforcement idea.
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by algon33 6y ago
Anyone have a link to the original paper?
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by algon33 6y ago
Thanks for the link. You guessed well, it is a fun read. Its quite satisfying you get the property from the rotational aspect of the QM.
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by algon33 7y ago
Anyone have a link to the actual paper? Couldn't find it on the author's page and the article doesn't appear to name it.
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by algon33 7y ago
It is probably a pun the author could not resist. Dramatic? Perhaps. Amusing? Definitely.
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Gene Drives Work in Mice (if They’re Female)(quantamagazine.org)
1 points by algon33 8y ago|0 comments
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by algon33 8y ago
What's the deal with measurement based quantum computing? It seems strikingly different to adiabatic and gate based computation.
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by algon33 8y ago
What? You can get GTX 1070's for $200-$250 right now off ebay. Admittedly used, but crypto mining doesn't harm a card that much. If you want new, GTX 1060s are going for under $200$. Then again, AMD's making pretty bold claim
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by algon33 8y ago
Is anyone else reminded of that SpongeBob episode where Squidward leaves to be free of leaf blowers?
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by algon33 8y ago
Hi Scott, Do you think that chaotic systems would be better analysed by quantum computing over classical computing? More generally, is BQP powerful enough to deal with chaotic systems in the same way P is for linear systems? Oh, and I think
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by algon33 8y ago
Yes, they take the state of the video every 16 frames and look at its embedding. These were made into checkpoints. The AI is rewarded if at each checkpoint the state vector its produced is sufficiently aligned with the videos. I guess that&