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nivter
26d ago
What's interesting to see here is the amount of optimism and goodwill as the premise for these predictions. I wonder at what point did a dystopian outlook of the future take shape.
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2mo ago
Wrote an article for someone who doesn't have the context to appreciate the recently disproven Jacobian conjecture, but is curious and knowledgeable enough to understand it.
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Solving neural ODEs from first principles
(tinyvolt.com)
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4mo ago
> The U.S. government has said that all federal agencies will use quantum-resistant cryptography by 2035 I wonder what the current pace and effort of adopting this new cybersecurity paradigm is, and how familiar (AI) agents are with it.
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How did professional workplaces become places of such soulless work?
(aeon.co)
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4mo ago
Some use cases and examples are provided here: https://www.tinyvolt.com/blog/bringing-autodiff-to-geometry
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4mo ago
Not a fan of subscription hell myself, I plan to use one-time payment for all my products. Implementation wise one time payment is much simpler than setting up smaller payments that cap at a fixed amount.
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4mo ago
Automatic differentiation. For any DAG with a scalar output, it allows calculating its partial derivative wrt the input parameters.
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Show HN: Geomatic – A command-driven geometry studio enabled with autodiff
(tinyvolt.com)
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1y ago
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MITHANLab Course: https://hanlab.mit.edu/courses/2024-fall-65940
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nivter
1y ago
This is far from what I expected. There is not much related to quantization, pruning, common architectures, precision or benchmarking. For those interested in this topic, I would recommend content from MIT HAN Lab.
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1y ago
I believe that abstraction is recursive in nature which creates multiple layers of abstract ideas leading to new areas or insights. For instance our understanding of continuity and limit led to calculus, which when tied to the (abstract) id
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1y ago
If it's about teaching and not about efficiency, why not just use plain Python? One could argue it is actually better since students don't have to worry about typing and syntax, and it allows a gentler introduction to commonly u
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2y ago
A journey from rotation matrices to Lie algebra
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Multimodal Image Patch Embeddings
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2y ago
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3y ago
Thanks, this is a very helpful feedback.
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3y ago
This was a joyful epiphany for me when I encountered continuous linear systems for the first time. Another corollary of this is when the kernel is δ(x-y), the resulting integral has the value f(x). I like to see it as a continuous version o
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3y ago
Yup, I consider this interpretation as a matrix being a function that takes in objects like a line, a circle or a convex shape and spits out objects like some other line, an ellipse or another convex shape. It is a level of abstraction wher
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3y ago
Originally I had planned to add a line or two explaining how a matrix-matrix product is just a _list_ of matrix-vector products but then dropped the idea to keep it solely focused on the interpretations. I will probably add it to make it al
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Three interpretations of matrix products
(linearalgebraforprogrammers.com)
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Inverse of a matrix after a row-and-column removal
(linearalgebraforprogrammers.com)
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Show HN: Visualize 2D matrix transformations with simple text
(linearalgebraforprogrammers.com)
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Linear Algebra for Programmers – a e-book of visual essays
(linearalgebraforprogrammers.com)
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3y ago
Excited to share something I have been working for over a year in my spare time - an e-book of visual essays titled "Linear Algebra for Programmers" - https://www.linearalgebraforprogrammers.com/ (not optimized fo