Leah, Every day for 25 years I have reviewed websites and groups using the Internet. I focus on global open standards to make the world more efficient. I am NOT asking for money. Just taking a few hours to check your group internet footprints. I have seen and reviewed many of your projects over the
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Richard talks with ChatGPT 4.0 about life, AIs, organisms, organizations, audits, fairness, trust, blockchain, AIs Independent audits of organizations using GPT based AIs or blockchain for any decisions or actions affecting humans or systems Richard Collins: I am reading about organisms on Wikipedia, thinking about classification of AIs as living things. They say, “Organisms
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Danielle Beckman @DaniBeckman Happy #FluorescenceFriday! There is a forest inside your head Neurons & microglia! https://pic.twitter.com/oAATX9Quw1 Replying to @DaniBeckman In my forests the molecules and electrons, the water molecules and salts are intelligent and help me remember and interpret local and global flows. In my forests there are no vacuums, voids or empty places. In
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Sebastian Raschka @rasbt As an LLM finetuner, I recently started getting into model merging. I wrote up a short tutorial on linear merging to introduce the topic: https://lightning.ai/lightning-ai/studios/efficient-linear-model-merging-for-llms Btw does anyone happen to have good examples of LLMs that work well when merged via linear merging? And for… Replying to @rasbt The reason I have
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_iguana Every day I check random Wikipedia articles to trace out issues with methods of collaboration, or lack. This article, someone in Dec 2013 said, “Unsourced material may be challenged and removed“. Seen against the landscape of all GPT AIs now where they never cite sources, and create no new material of their own traceable
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PBS Space Time: The Boundary Between Black Holes & Neutron Stars at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As7vWYmb5L8 Videos about science and technology should always link to the original research, the data, and community. The LIGO-Virgo event is called GW190814 Searching for “GW190814” will lead to articles on Wikipedia and Arxiv. In certain situations, such events can come from inside
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https://hackaday.io/Nyeli Nyeli Kratz, Thank you for your presentation. Many people want to help, and have things to offer, but it takes someone to organize and facilitate. You can do things yourself, or you can help and facilitate, but hard to do both. You said what you are doing, but not what you want to do.
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Ian Jones @IanLJones98 Progress on UK cancer survival at its slowest in 50 years, study finds… By Anna Bawden via @guardian cc @enilev @Nicochan33 @BetaMoroney @AkwyZ @mvollmer1 @antgrasso @sallyeaves @DrFerdowsi @Khulood_Almani @sonu_monika @FrRonconi @wcrpaul @NevilleGaunt https://theguardian.com/society/2024/feb/02/progress-on-cancer-survival-in-uk-at-slowest-in-50-years-study-finds Replying to @IanLJones98 @guardian and 13 others Yes, it is tied to fragmented methods used on the Internet –
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MaterialsProject: Materials Project Seminars – Tian Xie “MatterGen: a generative model for inorganic materials design” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smz1go6_Spo Please put links to individuals, papers, groups and resources in each video description and “about us”. On your next-gen materials project about/people page the whole list of Materials Algorithms, Data and Experimental Validation people have no affiliation listed.
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Benny, the longest I have waited for a reply (and got one) is 5.5 years, so compared to that you were nearly instantaneous. I did write a regex parser for Javascript and experimented with several languages common on the Internet. My brother, Clif, wrote a parser for about 30 or 40 computer languages and text
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