retrofrost

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by retrofrost 2y ago
I think the biggest systemic issue with middle management is that its mostly a political position that comes with political challenges. Middle managers have to be the political interfaces that try to implement and affect policy given to the
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by retrofrost 2y ago
I'll be honest, why even fucking with any other kind of geo-engineering other than high altitude sulfur dioxide injection. We literally have seen a big jump in warming from problably removing the sulfuric byproducts of cargoship fuel.
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by retrofrost 2y ago
Damn thats awesome, might be the thing that really gets me to mess around with Rust.
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by retrofrost 2y ago
There's a lot of really interesting work in neuroevolution that has the potential to make some really interesting unsupervised training regimes. I think theres some really interesting possibilities for unique encoding schemes like ACE
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The Augustinian Settlement(nathangoldwag.wordpress.com)
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by retrofrost 3y ago
My pet project has been trying to use elixir with NEAT or HyperNEAT to try and make a spiking network, then when thats working decently drop some glial interactions I saw in a paper. It would be kinda bad at purely functional stuff, but idk
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by retrofrost 3y ago
Seconding Dyson Sphere Program its great, though it can be a bit of a tale of 2 games. Pre-ILs and Post-ILs which can get a bit samey since most of your production stacks become relatively samey. You can turn off the combat enemies, though
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by retrofrost 3y ago
We can not even get close to saying our current networks can be even close to synapses in performance or functional because architecturally we still use feedforward networks no recursion, no timing elements, very static connections. Transit
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by retrofrost 3y ago
Just because papers are getting published doesn't mean its actually gaining any traction. I mean we have known that time series of signals recieves plays a huge role in how bio neurons functionally operate and yet we have nearly no exa
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by retrofrost 3y ago
This is amazing work, but to me it highlights some of the biggest problems in the current AI zeitgeist, we are not really trying to work on any neuron or ruleset that isnt much different from the perceptron thats just a sumnation function.
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by retrofrost 3y ago
I'm fascinated by Elixir, but more so for using to do neural network experiments with more unique topologies, training methods, and activation functions. Being able to spin every neuron out into a process just seems too damn elegant fo