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by espeed 7y ago
Have you ever heard Eric and Peter in a discussion together?
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Passion Lab: Parallel Algorithms for Scalable Sparse ComputatIONs(passion.lbl.gov)
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by espeed 7y ago
There are several teams working on distributed GraphBLAS (the GraphBLAS/D4M model was designed to run on supercomputers [0]). Kepner's team at MIT is one [1]. NB: D4M was the original name before it was changed to GraphBLAS and be
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by espeed 7y ago
Hi Michel - You've been busy with this and the Postgres lib. Good work. The Gremlin User Group has been working on a new universal graph DSL and compiler that can compile down to any of the graph backends. GraphBLAS has been part of th
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Mm-ADT: A Multi-Model Abstract Data Type(rredux.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
The GraphBLAS GPU code is in the works [1]. For storage see the new RedisGraph 1.0 implementation released last year and 'michelp has a Python Postgres implementation in development. [1] Sparse versus dense in GraphBLAS: sometimes dens
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by espeed 7y ago
There's a ton of previous threads over the last year with detailed descriptions and discussions... Search GraphBLAS https://hn.algolia.com/?query=GraphBLAS&sort=byPopularity&pr...
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by espeed 7y ago
Tim Davis also wrote the underlying code for much of scipy.sparse (his code is underneath almost all sparse matrix libs [1]). See... [1] Tim Davis Research http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis/research.html
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The Beauty of Roots (2011)(math.ucr.edu)
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by espeed 7y ago
Is Hollywood on that list? Google, Apple, Amazon, and Netflix are getting blamed for it, but that was more of a YC initiative [0,1] powered by inevitable Internet economics. [0] RFS 9: Kill Hollywood https://twitter.com/paul
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Peter Thiel: The Star Trek Computer Is Not Enough [video](youtube.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
10x programmers can hit a target no one else can see. This is true for 10x persons of all types in all endeavours, not just programmers. In this mode they are more artists than technicians. Compelled by vision from an overflowing sacred gif
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Kai-Fu Lee: AI Superpowers – China and Silicon Valley [video](youtube.com)
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Eric Weinstein – The Portal Story (Podcast Announcement) [video](youtube.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
There's a quote about the relationship between physicist, mathematicians/engineers that I'm blanking on and have been trying to find/remember -- it goes something like this: Physicists are concerned with discovering and
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The AI technique that could imbue machines with the ability to reason(technologyreview.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
See post from 4 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20388029
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by espeed 7y ago
See GraphBLAS http://graphblas.org Previous: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=GraphBLAS&sort=byPopularity&pr...
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Ways to Fool the Masses Giving Performance Results on Vector Computers (1991)(johngustafson.net)
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A spacetime area law bound on quantum correlations(nature.com)
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GCP Functions Framework: FaaS framework for Writing Portable Node.js Functions(github.com)
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Sean Carroll: The Nature of the Universe, Life, and Intelligence – AI Podcast(youtube.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
Your phone has more sensors on it than these devices and most people have their phones on them 24/7. And most phones have the same voice-controlled features too. Why people are concerned about narrow scoped voice-devices more than thei
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by espeed 7y ago
It just says 2 choices work -- like in binary decision tree, you can always choose the best of two -- but with 3 or more choices, you lose this property -- sort-of like in rock-paper-scissors [1], we can all agree that... 1. ROCK i
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by espeed 7y ago
> You want third parties, you need ranked choice voting or something similar. Arrow's Impossibility Theorem : "When voters have three or more distinct alternatives (options), no ranked voting electoral system can convert the ra
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by espeed 7y ago
Also this 2017 thread with 'dnautics https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13633991
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You thought quantum mechanics was weird: check out entangled time(aeon.co)
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Discrete Cycloids from Convex Symmetric Polygons [pdf](arxiv.org)
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The Thousand Brains Theory: Framework for Building Intelligent Machines [video](youtube.com)
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Pure Fourier series animations for 12 oddly satisfying minutes(youtube.com)
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