samuel2

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by samuel2 5y ago
thanks, we will have a look at it
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by samuel2 5y ago
Hi! We are a group of students from Germany, searching for interesting projects, where we could contribute and learn a lot. Our interests are: applied category theory, computational + "anything" and more generally any applicable m
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Ask HN: Any suggestions for math projects? (Math Ventures Club)(mathventures.club)
3 points by samuel2 5y ago|4 comments
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by samuel2 5y ago
"This version is being sent to MIT Press, and will appear in hard copy late 2021/ early 2022." https://github.com/probml/pml-book/releases/tag/camera
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“Probabilistic Machine Learning” – A Book Series by Kevin Murphy(github.com)
2 points by samuel2 5y ago|1 comments
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by samuel2 6y ago
honestly a bit far fetched, my model tries to unify and build on scientific research without trying to make big claims about things we have not formalized yet. I think information is encoded into consistencies (we can and or cannot observe)
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by samuel2 6y ago
That is a good point.. these are just my conceptual thoughts (at this stage without any real experiments to back up my claims). The thing with nested hierarchies is exactly at the core of my question. If some lower layers are not hierarchie
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by samuel2 6y ago
I think the source of randomness is the imperfect reproduction of feedback loops (at each layer), so basically I think randomness is just interaction of great complexity we cannot comprehend - it is a direct opposite of consistency. In my v
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by samuel2 6y ago
Also in my model intelligence is a property of layers, defined by how well they can simulate other layers using an API available to them (think about brain simulating physical interaction - lower level or simulating how the society might de
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by samuel2 6y ago
I was thinking about antennas as layers that consist of feedback loops that employ interaction outside of any reasonably small bounds (the more abstract layers onwards are therefore also affected, but the error might seem to be negligible).
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Ask HN: Is the Brain a Computer or an Antenna?
14 points by samuel2 6y ago|32 comments
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by samuel2 6y ago
pretty cool, especially top questions, thx
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Ask HN: Is there any "specialized" HN for Mathematicians?
7 points by samuel2 6y ago|4 comments
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by samuel2 6y ago
"Most startup ideas are bad - Paul Graham empirically classified these as “good ideas that look like bad ideas initially”. From Gödel’s model we can draw even more precise distinction. These ideas look “bad” because they are unprovable
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Gödel Incompleteness for Startups (2013)(skibinsky.com)
86 points by samuel2 6y ago|38 comments
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by samuel2 6y ago
very cool, thanks for sharing
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by samuel2 6y ago
How about using http://us.metamath.org/ as a db for math theorems / definitions and do some heavy data mining there?
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by samuel2 6y ago
It isn't unlimited as far as I know, but yes sure it is indeed very much free. We should be grateful for this opportunity to save 5 dollars a month.
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by samuel2 6y ago
didn't know Gmail has ads .. so they basically use ML to substitute random spam with their highly targeted spam.. innovative business model
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by samuel2 6y ago
Makes sense as human race flourished since we learned how to store informations externally (notes, books, etc..)