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by ggerules 1y ago
Genetic Programming and the wider field of Evolutionary Computation and Genetic Algorithms are really good at some kinds of optimization. If the problem fits into a tree form, then Genetic Programming programming is your best friend. If the
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by ggerules 1y ago
Nice work! Thanks for posting.
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by ggerules 2y ago
Confirmed. Nice idea but it doesn't really define"run". I can run some relatively large models compared to their choices. They just happen to be slow.
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by ggerules 2y ago
Completely agree. +1. Very well written. Felt like a Black Mirror episode. At times my career over the decades has felt like this.
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by ggerules 2y ago
This is very good attempt with people playing musical instruments. But, there are some subtle timing tells, that this is AI generated. Take a look at the singer playing the piano. Timing of the hands with the singer is slightly off. The
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by ggerules 2y ago
This is a very cool project! I wish this was around when I was teaching computer architecture. I use to challenge students to think outside the box when it came to switchs. One example is to build a computer out of paperclips.[1] The book c
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by ggerules 2y ago
Great! Look for a private message.
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by ggerules 2y ago
Will there be a Linux version anytime soon!?
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by ggerules 2y ago
Actually Sun v Microsoft in the late 90s.
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by ggerules 2y ago
Actually in its present form. It would need to be supervised to help teach kids programming. I just spent the last few hours typing in the specification of a Freshman programming project that I use to teach, Rock, Paper, Scissors. Specifyi
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by ggerules 2y ago
They could be implying a little bit of computer graphics in the mix. Rotation, shear, and transformation matrices have a dimension of 4.
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by ggerules 2y ago
Dr. Horstmann was my advisor in college, San Jose State. I just loved his lectures, very dry sense of humor, and extremely funny. He was just getting started writing books in the early 90s. He has this awesome way of thinking about program
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by ggerules 2y ago
Was the original LLM ever trained on original material like this? Pretty cool use of genetic algorithm! Would love to see the code or at least the reward function.
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by ggerules 2y ago
It looks like someone paid attention in their undergraduate Discrete Math class.
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by ggerules 3y ago
Actually that is not correct. Math is at the heart of CS and AI. Both came from math and rely on math.
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by ggerules 3y ago
Some other multi machine options that have worked well for me, well beyond just compilation of C/C++ on multiple machines, with multiple gpu(s) and cores. 1) set up passwordless, ssh. and 2) use the gnu parallel. https://www
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by ggerules 3y ago
Also, there is J. Doyne Farmer [1], who was part of a group that used computers in their shoes, early 1980s, to "game" roulette tables in Los Vegas. Story is told in Thomas Bass's interesting book, "The Eudaemonic Pie&q
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by ggerules 3y ago
I still partially disagree with the "must have people" the subject. There is a whole branch of nature photography that is for scientific purposes. Many of these are stunningly beautiful. As an example take a look at the work done
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by ggerules 4y ago
Yes, "The Cuckoo's Egg", also left a big impression on me, for my 20ish year old self. It was one of the books that lead me to get a Ph.D. and pursue math and computer science. Thanks!
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by ggerules 4y ago
For those wanting more comparison examples between OCaml and SML, these additional web sites might be of interest. [1] needs updating with OCaml's newest features, but is still very good. [2] and [3] are useful to see more examples in
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by ggerules 4y ago
Left and right mouse buttons. Hover the central wheel button over the piston launcher, while pressing the wheel button, rotate the wheel towards you to deploy the launcher. Sorry I don't know pin-ball lingo. There are probably other k
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by ggerules 4y ago
I really liked this. Made my day. Very nice job with layering!
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by ggerules 4y ago
Thanks for making this. It is a very handy tool!
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by ggerules 5y ago
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/ A collective fiction website, kind of like X-Files, meets the internet.
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by ggerules 5y ago
I will miss him and his writings.
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by ggerules 5y ago
So can the phone interrupt a child's playtime with spam phone calls?
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by ggerules 5y ago
In someway this reminds me of the wonderful 1940s and 1950s artwork by Chelsey K. Bonestell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesley_Bonestell
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by ggerules 5y ago
Also slow for me also.
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by ggerules 5y ago
This is super cool! Thanks for posting!
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by ggerules 5y ago
I'm interested and understand the topic. Also, I'm interested in many mathematical topics.

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