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6mo ago
With the hope that newer technologies will be able to counter the attempts of thought poisoning by formalizing what is already plain and clear to a limpid intuition. If the intellectual crisis in many areas of the world today inhibit callin
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6mo ago
That was delightful. Now duly supposing you are not ironic (all ages and paths come here): You call people "brother"; "brother" means "supportive" (and is used for "openness", "closeness");
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Found 10 Genius Clocks Every Science Lover Needs [video]
(youtube.com)
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Beyond 80/20: High-Entropy Minority Tokens Drive Effective RL for LLM Reasoning
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6mo ago
> What differences between his way of thinking and [somebody else's] Presumably sophistication ("sophisticated" as "complex" as opposed to "naïve" as in "less mature"). > If I could unde
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6mo ago
The problem with "sister" is that it is ambiguous, pls. see my parallel post.
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6mo ago
I am still in my bed of pain, and you summoned me from the after-public-life of attempted recovery. > I had no idea it was possible to use male-gendered terms in a generic way This is just sarcastic, right? "Male gendering" i
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A Visual Tour of Modern LLM Architectures
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7mo ago
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MIT 9.35 Perception, Spring 2024 [video]
(youtube.com)
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7mo ago
As seen also in the Physicsfun YT channel. Inner magnets exploiting the Earth's magnetic field, powered by light... For the gadgeteer who still did not have "apparent perpetual motion".
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Rotating Globes Powered by Light
(movaglobes.com)
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7mo ago
What I have found is: For power efficiency, move memory as little as possible. So, for flexible power efficient hardware, use UMA. But UMA (Mac M, Strix Halo/Ryzen AI) seems not comparatively cheap at this stage. Or, for less flexibili
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Ask HN: Good minimal hardware to run LLMs and general NNs
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Snowflake Cortex AI Escapes Sandbox and Executes Malware
(simonwillison.net)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
It's a pity there seems not to be new (or other) material from Tony Hschu and Stephanie Jyee. (Or can anybody find something more?)
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Altman's "sloppy" mistake works in Anthropic's favor [video]
(youtube.com)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Description: > Looks like Sam Altman regrets making ChatGPT available to the Pentagon. And he should, Dave Lee says («Dave Lee is Bloomberg Opinion's US technology columnist. He was previously a correspondent for the Financial Tim
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9mo ago
I submit this after seeing a dead submission in the "news" which (implicitly) promotes this seemingly very good resource, earabiclearning.com - I cannot seem to effectively vouch for it. (Probably the submitter was a bit "ove
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MIT 15.773 Hands-On Deep Learning Spring 2024 [video]
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10mo ago
Incidentally, I won't be able to follow the discussion in this submission or others, until health will allow (not soon) - I am in a protracted forced break. I'll still be able to submit if any worthy piece of news will enter the r
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CMU [Carnegie Mellon] Introduction to Deep Learning 11785 Spring 2026: Lecture 0 [video]
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Intel's Nova Lake-Ax for Local LLMs – What We Know About AMD's Halo Competitor
(hardware-corner.net)
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1y ago
Submission title built from the "Statement" page: > If change is the only constant in nature, it is written in the language of geometry. // Much of my work celebrates the patterns underlying space and growth. Through
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John Edmark's geometric patterns underlying space and growth in nature
(johnedmark.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Those with organs for judgement are found as liabilities when said judgement structure is faulty and they can be responsible for damage. Those which are structurally whimsical - well, if you had to deal them as liabilities, then you would h
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1y ago
Yes, it's the typical behaviour of "those who saw the Master" (which they may have forgotten "came to see the sick") - a pretty well known tendency in humanoids. Re-watch "Life of Brian".
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1y ago
> I was born loving animals - all kinds of animals - and she was just so supportive. To give you one example: when I was four-and-a-half years old, she took me for a holiday onto a farm in the country - a proper farm, not these terrible
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1y ago
Of possible interest: "60 Minutes" re-published a 2018 interview about Tom Mangelsen with Jane Goodall: https://youtu.be/QSxvy0lKJTM Also, the "Speech for History" last year: https://youtu.be&
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"Nightmare bacteria" are rapidly spreading
(theweek.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Can you also justify that attribution of "insane" in rational terms? Or do you just mean "reality surpasses fiction in the chain of preposterousness"?
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