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dpflan
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To anyone knowledgeable: where does geometric deep learning fit in here? Is this paper just another geometric view, or is it an attempt at a formalization for transformer mathematics? I don't see prominent GDL authors in this paper&#x
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Instant classic, every time.
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This looks like what the OP may want from the suggested reference: https://www.algorist.com/algorist.html ...
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Are you referring to this? https://www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~skiena/373/videos/
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Anyone working with GNNs have an experience with this? Has this affected your work?
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Curious if Clark had to give up any Amazon shares before taking the position at Flexport...
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It's from the section of the publication that is entitled: "Books interview/Artificial intelligence (AI)" (the book is The Coming Wave : "This is one aspect of the sunlit uplands of AI; the shadow side is largely w
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Any recommendations for similar games or similarly impressive games?
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What else can it be, given that is necessary step of their plan? At a minimum, the biometric data could support the company's existence. Coins and whatever are built upon this data. It used to be just pageviews/eyeballs, now it is
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I'm definitely interested in how the communities build up to support this long term, assuming best conditions. I'm curious about investment into education that can lead to further economic developments (e.g. rise in engineering ed
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Do you mind highlighting the appropriated terminology and what would be better terms to use?
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Perhaps this post's title can be renamed to the project itself: "Gorilla: Large Language Model Connected with Massive APIs". - Project website: https://shishirpatil.github.io/gorilla/
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Excellent post!
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True, this was a designated resource during my studies (2020/2022), but they were post-2018.
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Coinbase is dressed up nicely, but you say basically that all actors and therefore coin creators/owners are criminal, then CB facilitates criminal and is criminal implicitly by turning a blind eye to facilitation at a minimum assumptio
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3y ago
What is wealth?
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Yes, and tax dollars are also used for beneficial things. Please list those too. Philanthropy can be used to fund suffering-inducing things, so indeed, this is multi-faceted. The point is not that philanthropy can or cannot be useful, the p
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Wealth is transfer from one part of the economic system to another, and extreme wealth is basically hoarding; why is it so difficult to reach a point of diminishing returns of wealth and then give it back in some way that is more impactful
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Have you used Numerical Elixir (Nx)?
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- Thanks for the details and resources. Where is the "graph" in the post? When someone says graph I usually think of a pretty basic thing with nodes and edges. - What're your thoughts on C4?
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Please elaborate. The amount of information provided is up to the creator of the diagram...
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I have found these fun to work with, and ChatGPT has been pretty useful to play with: using it take code and create a sequence diagram, take a sequence diagram and create code (in one language, then another). It's pretty interesting an
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Were you able to find a copy? I found this on archive.org -- https://archive.org/details/introductiontoap0000stra/page/n9...
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For sure. Or become a new entry point for sql injection. As it is conversational, maybe the combined attack could be called a "speak-ql injection".
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> "...many candidates were simply unable to clearly explain their past work and make a clear pitch for their vision and work (even with slides)..." This is interesting, why do you think they fumbled? Is it a lack of practice&#x
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I don't know how proof heavy this course is and it is not specialized on graphs: "Computational Science and Engineering I" -- Gilbert Strang (MIT) https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-085-computational-science-
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Thank you for clarifying. Agreed. In the end it’s all a game of routing dollars around. It must be a crazy max flow problem.
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How much do these ideas depend upon the concept of blockchain?
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Yes. Are you saying that because there is demand for manufacturing jobs, wages for such jobs are higher, and that inflation should remain higher but unexpectedly is not?
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What’re you saying is the precise implication here?
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