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by mcyc 2y ago
Suggested projects for the AT Protocol from the Bluesky devs.
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Storing Files in Chess Games for Free Cloud Storage(youtube.com)
1 points by mcyc 2y ago|0 comments
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Writing Month(writingmonth.org)
2 points by mcyc 2y ago|1 comments
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by mcyc 2y ago
A monthly writing challenge. See also: https://alpha.polymaths.social/@amin/statuses/01JBB8JKJMZ5ES...
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by mcyc 2y ago
A bit late, but I wrote up an example inference script here: https://gist.github.com/mcognetta/7a98e50859664b8efbb4ec094a... It is a bit roundabout, since it involves converting maia models to onnx before loading into
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by mcyc 2y ago
See also: https://landing.google.co.jp/double-sided/ (in Japanese)
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Double-Sided Gboard(youtube.com)
4 points by mcyc 2y ago|1 comments
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by mcyc 2y ago
You may enjoy this article: https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.08203 The author treats the seed as a hyperparameter and searches for the one that performs best for training a CV model.
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Finding a random seed that solves a LeetCode problem (2023)(mcognetta.github.io)
98 points by mcyc 2y ago|29 comments
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by mcyc 3y ago
If you are interested in this field (exploring the limits of neural models using formal language theory), I help run a weekly seminar on it, Formal Languages and Neural Networks: https://flann.super.site/ We have had many g
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by mcyc 3y ago
The Dean responded in the comments of this post. https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2024/02/06/its-bezzle...
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by mcyc 3y ago
Ah, the other color schemes look really good (especially I like the heatmap one). However, the default stoplight one is nearly impossible for me to disambiguate. For example, in [1], I can't tell which of mine are closer at all (I don&
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by mcyc 3y ago
Interpolating with the game's specified final green value (34, 139, 34) "forest green" provides a nicer effect than true green (0, 255, 0). https://twitter.com/good_in_theory/status/17508813715754193
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by mcyc 3y ago
I also found the color scheme to be difficult to understand. A friend suggested interpolating between red and green depending on how close you are to the correct key. This is not too hard, since red is (255, 0, 0) and green is (0, 255, 0),
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by mcyc 3y ago
Your videos are absolutely fantastic, thanks for making them!
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Finding a random seed that solves a LeetCode problem (2023)(mcognetta.github.io)
2 points by mcyc 3y ago|0 comments
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Lichess Development Made Easy with Gitpod(lichess.org)
3 points by mcyc 3y ago|0 comments
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by mcyc 3y ago
SD1 uses a head dimension that is not supported by the old version of Flash Attention but is supported by this version.
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by mcyc 3y ago
The mean transduction in the sense of sequence-to-sequence models (transducing one sequence to another). Attention based models don't necessarily need to be sequence to sequence. They can be classifiers, decoder only, etc. Attention is
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by mcyc 3y ago
While epsilon transitions often, but not always, cause this issue of not being able to complement the language by just flipping final/non-final states, it isn't always the case. For example, you can make an ambiguous NFA with no e
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by mcyc 3y ago
The parent comment asked specifically about negating the finality of each state, which I addressed. As for how to actually implement complement in a regex engine, there are certainly some strategies like the one you mentioned that could be
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by mcyc 3y ago
It's because this produces NFAs not DFAs (due to the epsilon arcs), and so negation can't be done by just flipping the final states. Take, for example, the regex "a|(aa)+" (the set of even length strings of "a"
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by mcyc 4y ago
If projects have a "good first issue" tag, they can sometimes be a good place to start. The problem is they are mostly "add tests" or "expand docs", which are important but not very exciting. Imo the best thing
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by mcyc 4y ago
NetworkX is my go-to library for helping people get started with open source (like mentoring new devs that want git practice, practice working in a large codebase, etc.). I feel it is laid out in an easy to understand way and all the main p
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Lichess Combined Puzzle-Game Dataset(github.com)
4 points by mcyc 4y ago|1 comments
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by mcyc 4y ago
A dataset containing all Lichess puzzles with the associated games' full metadata.
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by mcyc 4y ago
See also AddisCoder [1] (in Ethiopia), which this program is heavily influenced by. Unfortunately, this has been on hiatus due to covid. They have an incredible team leading it [2]. In terms of open-access education, the one I've follo
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JamCoders: Algorithms/CS summer course for high schoolers in Jamaica(jamcoders.org.jm)
2 points by mcyc 4y ago|1 comments
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by mcyc 4y ago
Just checking, for people who come in here and say "why does Julia have 25x the number of issues as Python" (and then point to the various discussions about the maturity and correctness of the Julia codebase), this doesn't co
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by mcyc 5y ago
https://theoreticallygoodwithcomputers.com I like to write about CS/Math, programming topics (mostly in Julia or Python), and language. In particular, I like to combine these when possible (see [1], which I am quite proud o

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