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by deepnet 2y ago
Code communities are very democratic, they produce good code and good coders. Democracy is good governance not a dictatorship of a majority. A benevolent dictatorship is said to be a most efficient form of government, until it ushers in a n
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by deepnet 2y ago
Arguably a win for the community of users in the long term as those developers who would like a safe environment, more akin to a professional one, will be encouraged to contribute. In the short term Ken will have to wait for the time out to
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by deepnet 2y ago
Spin glasses are a proposed model of learning in Neural Nets[0] along with state changes and sand pile collapses. So this paper is worth reading if you study learning in neural nets [0] Spin-glass models of neural networks Amit et al 1985
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by deepnet 2y ago
Jinlian (1964–1982) of China was 8 feet, 1 inch (2.46 centimeters) when she died, making her the tallest woman ever. According to Guinness World Records, Zeng is the only woman to have passed 8 feet (about 2.44 meters) Mean from article 163
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by deepnet 2y ago
Matching risk profiles with business partners or co-founders is vital and often overlooked Mostly Folk match expectations, I.e. upsides Downside fear is a very great motivator A lack of consequential downsides can make folk sensibly choose
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by deepnet 2y ago
Discriminatory Snip : “ that she has autism spectrum disorder and writes in a formulaic manner that might be mistakenly seen as AI-generated“ This strikes a chord !
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by deepnet 2y ago
As a former Alumni of Hinton’s MOOC I can attest to his humble, kind nature and clarity, & erudition as a teacher. Modelling learning as entropy, and heat in his Boltzmann machines was genius as was the 1980s backdrop paper. Geoff tirel
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by deepnet 2y ago
[post] tl;dr A ( linked ) list is a collection of CONS ( Construct ) cells. A CONS cells can extract, via the commands: ‘car’ ( Contents of Address Register ) - the payload ( data item in list ); ‘cdr’ ( Contents of Decrement Register ) - t
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by deepnet 2y ago
This is brilliant. I currently do this in org mode, pasting bookmarks in long indented trees of research. This is that but next level, many thanks for sharing your work. Following rabbit holes, if the trail is preserved, turns my ADHD from
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by deepnet 2y ago
I am intrigued. Please can you link to more about your project and its inspiration. Or write on it, do you have a blog or social to follow ? Sounds great, please so more - and tell others.
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by deepnet 2y ago
This is lovely work Kleene would be * happy. Rosie is elegant, and thus easy to (human) parse. Rosie is smooth; smooth is flow - I will use this lots :-D
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by deepnet 2y ago
6.23 GMT spacewalk commences https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=polarisda... Must be more than 10 people watching sxhitter livestream capability is hopelessly broke in the UK - SpaceX was streaming
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by deepnet 2y ago
https://archive.is/S5IOa
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Humans have never before been this high – spacewalk w no airlock(spacex.com)
4 points by deepnet 2y ago|5 comments
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by deepnet 2y ago
Because there is no airlock in the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft used for the flight, the only way to perform a spacewalk is to let all the air out of the spacecraft, and then open one of the hatches. That requires all four crew members to
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by deepnet 2y ago
https://archive.is/7isty
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The MONIAC, rebuilding a 1949 hydraulic analogue computer for macroeconomics(ft.com)
1 points by deepnet 2y ago|2 comments
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by deepnet 2y ago
Alban Philips, a maverick self-taught New Zealander, built an analogue computer in 1949, capable of solving 9 simultaneous differential equations in a few minutes and modelling the macroeconomics of a country’s economy - the UK’s first non-
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by deepnet 2y ago
This is a lovely home built automated production line. Small production lines empowering individuals to produce small run but at scale production runs can make help support maker craft and the small scale idiosyncratic existence of things m
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by deepnet 2y ago
You miss the similarity. Modern monopsonmist’s acting like traditional media-barons. Pretending that heavy editorial control, in this case blaming the algorithm, for shaping the debate, platforming rabble rousing or crime. Shaping the debat
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by deepnet 2y ago
Musk believes in free speech in the same way that he believes in free Teslas. Free for him, very expensive for everyone else. In between a stream of tweets on how “Free speech is the bedrock of democracy” and “Censorship is a certainty if D
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Elon Musk and his bros-in-arms are winning the global battle for the truth(theguardian.com)
10 points by deepnet 2y ago|5 comments
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by deepnet 2y ago
The banning of X in Brazil and the arrest of Telegram boss Pavel Durov won’t stop their lies
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by deepnet 2y ago
This is a mouse study “Senior author Dr Nathalie Dehorter said the study — conducted on mice…”
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by deepnet 2y ago
Fascinating work, very promising. Can you summarise how the model in your paper differs from this implementation of xLSTM ? https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/issues/27011
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by deepnet 2y ago
This is a very clear and extensive explanation of the hierarchy of difficulty.
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by deepnet 2y ago
Interesting question. LLMs can be cajoled into producing algorithms. In fact this is the Chain-of-Thought optimisation. LLMs give better results when asked for a series of steps to produce a result than when just asked for the result. To as
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by deepnet 2y ago
This a Jupyter notebook. Well written and comprehensive, N.B. last commit 7 months ago. Part of the fast.ai free and excellent Deep Learning Course by Jeremy Howard.[0] This is a pragmatic course with the emphasis on getting things done and
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by deepnet 3y ago
Bragg & Guests discuss the Great Stink - In Our Time. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001gjcm
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by deepnet 3y ago
Are there any NERF to textured or vertex coloured polygon mesh point cloud tools or papers ? I.e. can these be assets for traditional game engines ? Could a sort of photogrammetry like Meshroom or Reality capture do the trick ?

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