Max Lenormand @MaxLenormand Meet the man who wants to build a 20cm, 3D map of the world All with lots of small satellites, like a *lot* of them. We go deep in the engineering weeds, how to map the world so accurately & how to build a company around it Full interview: https://youtu.be/tEhsEYaZiNU https://pic.x.com/ulojnmspmb Replying to @MaxLenormand
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Thomas Wolf @Thom_Wolf still quite crazy how Anthropic leap-frogged everyone when they released Sonnet 3.5 a few months ago a model completely ahead of its time. we still have zero idea what special tricks they used to train it source: ARC-AGI evaluation of the new openai o1 https://arcprize.org/blog/openai-o1-results-arc-prize https://pic.x.com/y0xpnp6dv0 Replying to @Thom_Wolf Do not flatter
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Freya Blekman @freyablekman #CMSPaper 1338 describes a precision measurement of the production rate of the quantum carriers of the weak force, the Z and W bosons. These measurements allow comparison and improvement of detailed understanding of the strong force in the standard model https://buff.ly/3ZaS4kI https://pic.x.com/593sfmughe Replying to @freyablekman A “standard” not shared completely on the
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Yi Ma @YiMaTweets Learning is all about maximizing information. We compress to learn and we learn to compress. Replying to @YiMaTweets Filed as Tokenizing and compressing, so humans and computers can solve large problems with finite memory – where it matters Yi Ma, It is not maximizing information so much as maximizing the chance that
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Katie Langin @k_langin “Postdoc positions can be exploitative.” My latest story—about a study showing that international postdocs in the U.S. are paid less and received less careeer support and guidance than U.S. citizens. #AcademicChatter #postdocs @ScienceCareers https://science.org/content/article/international-postdocs-u-s-are-short-changed-more-ways-one Replying to @k_langin and @ScienceCareers Filed as: Many positions are exploitative, but positions can be nurturing, caring, supportive –
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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative @ChanZuckerberg Imagine seeing a heartbeat at the cellular level. Steven Niederer is leveraging MRI, biophysics & AI to visualize muscle cell orientation in beating hearts. A new tool for understanding heart function! https://pic.x.com/kesrszoqxp Replying to @ChanZuckerberg Filed as: Lots of demo technologies, lots of expensive services, not much wisdom (sustainable methods) for
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Schwinger (Dyon) Fields – links to neutrino fields, gluon fields, particle fields, mass fields, Higgs fields, vacuum fields, gravitational fields Maury Goodman (anl.gov) has a wonderful Neutrino newsletter “Long Baseline news” for Aug 2024. #DUNEScience The last link is Leonid Slad’s paper. Maury’s August newsletter is at https://www.hep.anl.gov/ndk/longbnews/2408.html and the Index is at https://www.hep.anl.gov/ndk/longbnews/index.html For
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Yi Ma @YiMaTweets 9.11 is still larger than 9.8, despite can memorize solutions to PhD level questions. Again, memorizing is not understanding and knowledge is not intelligence. Replying to @YiMaTweets Dyon fields + True AIs must keep lossless versions of everything, they must memorize their source data and references Yi Ma, Humans can let the
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Facebook reels, CosmoKnowledge, Quantum Superposition explained: Multiple states at once, superposition and entanglement Thank you so much. You said “atoms can be in multiple states at once”. I know the states of all atoms, isotopes and particles. But I had never literally considered what “multiple states at once” meant and how to visualize it. Now
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Zolden @ZoldenGames I keep playing with my molecular simulation, inventing new ways to combine atoms. At least it feels like inventing. Found a way to build a spiral. Gray is like carbon, black – hydrogen, they build skeleton. Each colored one only attracts same color and gray. https://pic.x.com/2sipalqxhc Replying to @ZoldenGames Stop “playing”, calculate properties of
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