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by tmabraham 5y ago
A good question, one of the paper's authors had the following responses on Twitter: https://twitter.com/manorlaboratory/status/13887170085444198... https://twitter.com/manorlaboratory/sta
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by tmabraham 5y ago
https://twitter.com/qntm/status/1381346718919356416 Hahahaha!
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by tmabraham 6y ago
People are studying ways to train accurate labels with noisy labels (see the paragraph in this article: https://tmabraham.github.io/blog/noisy_imagenette#Prior-rese... ) Also, technically accuracy as a metric is robust
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by tmabraham 6y ago
For reference, here is the actual journal paper: https://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/6/52/eabf1571 Also, I think this is the first paper on this topic: https://www.pnas.org/content/11
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by tmabraham 6y ago
> Starting from the complete bottom just seams over the top. Is it really? "What I cannot create, I do not understand." - Richard Feynman And to clarify, currently the ribosomes are provided as part of the cell-free transcripti
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by tmabraham 6y ago
While this top-down approach (removing unnecessary parts of an organism and keeping the essential parts) is really impressive, I personally find the bottom-up approach more interesting: building an "artificial cell" by adding all
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by tmabraham 6y ago
IIRC, Facebook has a patent where photos taken with the same camera can be detected, which I think is similar to "photo response non-uniformity". They use it for recommending friends. I think there was a case where Facebook was re
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Zero-Shot Text-to-Image Generation (DALL-E)(arxiv.org)
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PyTorch Lightning is copying an existing API without credit(twitter.com)
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Quite cool! This reminds me of other homemade memristor endeavours that have been presented: http://sparkbangbuzz.com/memristor/memristor.htm https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/making-a-me
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Thanks for the response! I have enjoyed using Connected Papers so I will give Inciteful a closer look!
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Is this any better than Connected Papers? https://www.connectedpapers.com/
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by tmabraham 6y ago
"Here's the mathematical proof" Read the blogpost I was deceived! :P But on a serious note, it took two seconds for me to turn back on light mode. No thank you, GitHub.
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by tmabraham 6y ago
A Tom Scott video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cUUfMeOijg
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Nbdev and GitHub Codespaces: A New Literate Programming Environment(fastpages.fast.ai)
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by tmabraham 6y ago
recently, a lot of neural network models, especially those in NLP (like GPT-3, BERT, etc.) use "attention" which basically is a way for neural networks to focus on certain subset of the input (the neural network can focus its &quo
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Facebook already has this: https://ai.facebook.com/blog/powered-by-ai-turning-any-2d-ph...
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by tmabraham 6y ago
BTW, this is not the world's first infinite YouTube video (like they have often been claiming). The first video like that was posted by Twenty One Pilots in June and has been running since then: https://www.youtube.com/
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by tmabraham 6y ago
I really enjoy using nbdev. I am a fastai user but also a researcher, and I have been using nbdev for my research projects. Because everything is in Jupyter Notebooks, it's much easier to document your work as you are working. Nbdev wi
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by tmabraham 6y ago
The term has a wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploratory_programming
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by tmabraham 6y ago
A relevant thread on pigeon intelligence for identification of breast cancer pathology: https://twitter.com/iScienceLuvr/status/1221304037020069888
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SpaceX Crew-1 Launch(twitter.com)
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PyTorch Developer Day 2020(facebook.com)
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by tmabraham 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a community plugin is developed for this sort of thing. It seems like the plugins are getting more and more interactive.
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by tmabraham 6y ago
In the forum post you mentioned, it is said that aliases are on the short-term roadmap, so I wouldn't be surprised if it is released in a couple weeks (the developers are fast!). Tables can be done with Markdown anyway (with a plugin t
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Does something like Obsidian meet your needs?
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by tmabraham 6y ago
Oh so the hundreds of Twitter clones shouldn't call themselves that? This doesn't look like a finished product meant for the public so it's fine I think.
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by tmabraham 6y ago
I have used gather.town briefly while attending a symposium. While some of the mechanics are complicated and take time getting used to, it was definitely an interesting experience and unique experience for attending posters in a symposium.
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JupyterCon 2020: Code of Conduct Reports(numfocus.org)
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by tmabraham 6y ago
When I first learned Python (2.5, so old!), pygame was my introduction to programming GUIs, sounds, and games. I learned a lot about Python using pygame. I am surprised to see it's still going fairly strong!

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