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βI got a computer for me when I was for the house β I was six years old β it's like a like a basic computer like a sort of if you think c64 when you sort of get the right idea it's a German product calβ¦β
βi'm excited to tell you today about circ 1.0 and our quantum virtual machine these are two tools that we are launching to help you develop quantum programming skills and further your researchβ
βI wrote about the argument that this weekβs AI regulations represent βregulatory captureβ and make the case that if even Elon Musk is asking the government to do something, we have every right to mandβ¦β
βWe argue that phi_first should be reported as a default low-cost baseline before invoking sampling-based uncertainty estimation.β
βthis is another method to do this kind of self-supervised running this is which is closer to this Java architecture called ijapa so this is for learning features for images without having to do data aβ¦β
βyou know impromptu and you're doing with you know all of your various work β’ you know including you know tweets and podcasts and writing and everything else is part of that reorientation of the futureβ¦β
βif you don't think coding is for you then you can hire someone from our community to make the program for you so we have this thing called reflect bounties where you can just like put a price on a proβ¦β
βFor reproducibility, we publish our code to https://github.com/UNL-CPN-Lab/Look-Once-Beam-Twice.β
βThe person who built it was on day 80 I think of 100 days of python so 100 days python is one of our programs to learn how to code and we say you can do a day of python in basically 20 minutesβ
βOmnik uses generative AI to enable you to launch hundreds of thousands of ad iterations that actually work customized across all platforms with a click of a button I believe in omnik so much that I inβ¦β
βI read the readings of the works of like Ray Kurt and felt like there was something there and that AI was really going to go somewhereβ
βDecision Journal: Template and Example Includedβ
βwe present a systematic taxonomy of jailbreak attacks and defenses and introduce Security Cube, a unified, multi-dimensional framework for comprehensive evaluation of these techniques.β
βThe whole thing is built from a centralized YAML file. So it should be pretty modular in case you want to try it on different content.β
βI think another movie uh Wally by Pixar that's the future we're driving towardsβ
βSome more vibe-coding fun - every math major's favorite party trick: the wobbly table theorem as an interactive 3D visualization. https://timvieira.github.io/table-theorem/β
βI generate the embeddings locally from PDF or markdown sources using an embedded model @nomic_ai, which supports large docsβ
βif you go to sdk. verel you're going to see our documentation for basically what is the easiest way to add AI to an existing product or a new productβ
βUm the uh one of the goals of open AI of course is to create a general purpose AI and really looking at the benefits to society about how we can use these tools uh to make life better for for all of uβ¦β
βHere's something I built to explore the stuff I've written (blog posts and publications). It's still a bit of work in progress, but it's pretty fun, especially the "semantic" tab + sliders.β
βi lead quantum computing services at prativity where we're helping companies prepare for the benefits and threats of this exploding fieldβ
βthey're called Opus Sonet and Hau um they're different tradeoffs between power and intelligence and uh uh you know speed and low cost while still being intelligentβ
βthey're called Opus Sonet and Hau um they're different tradeoffs between power and intelligence and uh uh you know speed and low cost while still being intelligentβ
βSomething called MAE, developed by some of my colleagues at FAIR, masked autoencoder.β
βJames Clear: How to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Onesβ
βIn this work, we propose CLERA, a unified model for Cognitive Load and Eye Region Analysis, which achieves precise keypoint detection and spatiotemporal tracking in a joint-learning framework.β
βthese are from a great lecture given by Chase, the CEO of Crusoe, who's building a lot of these data center campuses. So I think he's a good source to pull from.β
βI recommend I I recommend it. I I think you learn you once again you learn a lot of the underlying structure about why the world is the way that it is at least you know our our our part in the Westernβ¦β
βamong them three shows noticeable performance including DenseNet201, MobileNetV2, InceptionV3 on the teaLeafBD dataset.β
βPolite Society now on Peacock.β
βthis year we commercialized and created with an intensity that is unlike no other a new platform to bring generative AI to the world of Enterprises and government called Watson Xβ
βsay hello to the IBM Quantum system to it is primed cooled and running 100 plus cubid problems just north of us at the TJ Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights New Yorkβ
βwhat we are really really excited about is heron and here it is my lovely assistant Jay we're going to show you a real life Heron processor brought here especially for youβ
βI'm excited to announce that our first client Heron system called IBM Torino is now available as an exploratory device in our New York data centerβ
β"it's like the first ten minutes of saving private ryan. but your butt."β
βI highly recommend you check out the IBN credits program and use this as a way at which we can actually work towards finding those useful Quantum circuits and really get and show that we can get to thβ¦β
βNew from me: Etsy secretly banned the phrase βfrom the river to the seaβ on sellersβ wares, and some employees arenβt happy. A story about content moderation in wartime: https://www.platformer.news/β¦β
βI also go to conferences um so I was just at the economics and computation conference with Glenn wild and other people in Ithaca last week which uh I thought was very interestingβ
βOur benchmark and the associated reward models are publicly available at https://github.com/wesar1/UniEditBench.β
βI tried out Humane's long-awaited new AI pin. While there are some undoubtedly novel new features in its interfaces, I think "AI hardware" may turn out to be a dead endβ
βif the augur and gnosis and all of these other ethereum and blockchain based prediction markets end up launching and it continues to be the case that lots of people don't end up using them then you knβ¦β
βthen they close their eyes take something like mnist or data set that classical people Benchmark their models with and just say this is like my hunter model and how it performsβ
βeveryone tests their models on mnist or Iris all these data sets that you know 20 years ago people have done in classical machine learningβ
βI was at a Beyonce concert and going over songs this name America has a problem and it obviously resonates with a lot of um what people are thinking right now and being able to acknowledge and admit iβ¦β
βwe have a whole podcast on that you can hear it on the mercus policy download and you can find that in your favorite podcast [Music] appβ
βif you don't have to take my word for it you go for something like uh Stephen Pinker spoke path of Enlightenment or I think and it just it just it just like drops like every single stat you've have seβ¦β
βI think there's a a new messaging client I'm I'm really fascinated by called uh you can pronounce it as Simplex or simple x but it's another such decentralized that's what that's what people think of β¦β
βI read uh all Cypher punks a lot on Usenet and this is where you know a lot of that energy was happening um airplane CA CIA they're already coming you think it was something you said was it a black heβ¦β
βwhen people say like there's a good Adam Curtis documentary on exactly I forget the name of it yeah it's like so when you say like if you can fix the money you can fix the world like I think that you'β¦β
βthe Magnetic Fields are putting out a special colored limited edition vinyl of their album, Love at the Bottom of the Sea, that's only going to be available at her store, Books Are Magic.β
βI have a competitor to Microsoft Word coming to market right and instead of having to build I don't know if you remember the infamous bad design or I don't know if it was it would end up having to desβ¦β
βsome of his research led to chatbots like Google's Bard which we met last spring confounding absolutely confoundingβ
βTo prove it Hinton showed us a test he devised for chat gp4 the chatbot from a company called open AIβ
βI brought The New Four Seasons - Vivaldi Recomposed by Max Richter. I like music with no words for working. That had the old comfort of Vivaldi and pieces I knew really well, but enough new notes thatβ¦β
βI'm actually very impressed with adobe's incremental edition of AI like Firefly and Tool or like you select and whatever it seems high quality well consideredβ
βWhen Kubernetes was coming out there were a lot of alternatives some proprietary some open source what ended up winning was what every company in the world decided was this standard on top of which thβ¦β
βStephen Merritt himself was a guest on Song Exploder, talking about the making of the song, Andrew in Drag, way back in 2015. It's a great episode. Please check it out.β
βI invested in this company called Scale AIβ
βevery company I would advise a result of that would start I used to set up a chat server in IRCβ
βListen to Proxy with Yo-Wei Shaw wherever you get your podcasts.β
βThey hooked up, they both downloaded Wallet of Satoshi which is an incredible onboarding tool, I don't know how this company does it, but they built something truly simple and instant.β
βAnd one of them created Fedi, Fedimint, which I hope that some of you are aware, if not, you should explore it.β
βAnd one of them created Fedi, Fedimint, which I hope that some of you are aware, if not, you should explore it.β
βif you haven't seen his speech at Bitcoin in Amsterdam, please take 30 minutes of your life.β
βif you were to try and improve productivity at Accenture wouldn't one way be to use AI to have fewer people do what they do nowβ
βthey want to use Einstein which is our you know AI platform it'll do a trillion predictive and generative transactions this week we're partnered with Sam and it's very exciting it has a trust layer thβ¦β
βThe last one um was uh what was it end of an Empire end of an Empire I I have been listening a lot to um Robert F Kennedy's podcast and speeches and um just taking a lot more in and one of you know onβ¦β
βI have been listening a lot to um Robert F Kennedy's podcast and speeches and um just taking a lot more inβ
β# Perplexity CLI in pure shellβ
βThese are results from a study that we just did that my colleagues at Wharton just did with a a class that's fairly legendary on product design and development written by Carl erck who wrote literallyβ¦β
βThese are results from a study that we just did that my colleagues at Wharton just did with a a class that's fairly legendary on product design and development written by Carl erck who wrote literallyβ¦β
β# Revisiting Feature Prediction for Learning Visual Representations from Videoβ
βHere is a detailed explanation of the account takeover hack that happened on this account this week. https://avc.xyz/anatomy-of-a-twitterx-account-takeover-hackβ
βThis repository is a collection of tutorials for MIT Deep Learning courses. More added as courses progress.β