Computer Science @CompSciFact ‘Every good idea will be discovered twice: once by a logician and once by a computer scientist.’ — Philip Wadler Replying to @CompSciFact Actually, I found “tens of 1000s chasing every good idea” is the norm on the Internet for most things. Problems are spread widely on the Internet, and there are
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Ethan Mollick @emollick AI is pretty good at making rational decisions compared to people. This aligns with my argument that the standard for when to get help from AIs is not whether it is completely correct or beats all humans, but whether it beats the Best Available Human: Replying to @emollick Only on trivial things.
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The Science World @scienceworld224 Every dot in this image isn’t just a star but an entire galaxy containing billions of stars https://pic.twitter.com/nigYqmmHTG Replying to @scienceworld224 Zoom in on the pixels and find that most of the colors do not match the original lossless image data, because of jpg losses. Take any lossless image and try
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Across the Globe: Why 50% of The World Live in these 6 OVERCROWDED Countries at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlw3kkAU1Ps You might try to classify land area according to whether it can support humans. But, with intensified agriculture and imports, large cities with still higher densities are common. Also, take a look at population density gradients between countries, and
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National Museum of Mathematics @MoMath1 Topological Crochet is back and better than ever! Book a series of four online sessions now at http://momath.org/onlinecrochet, and learn how to make a mind-bending decoration such as those shown below. Sessions begin January 4. #MoMath #Crochet #Math #MathArt #OnlineCourse https://pic.twitter.com/ND92C8rHPZhttps://pic.twitter.com/ND92C8rHPZhttps://pic.twitter.com/ND92C8rHPZ Replying to @MoMath1 I am fairly certain that all
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Bindu Reddy @bindureddy The AI acceleration Continues – LLMS In A Flash! Several clever techniques have been invented to make LLM inference magnitudes of order faster. It’s important given that LLMs are slow and tend to be huge compute and memory hogs. The latest invention, LLMs In a Flash, stores… https://pic.twitter.com/SVE814YZpU Replying to @bindureddy The
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hardmaru @hardmaru Google’s Gemini paper has ~1000 authors https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.11805 https://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMKhttps://pic.twitter.com/BSzrHUkhMK Replying to @hardmaru @GoogleAI and @GoogleDeepMind That many authors, resources, time spent – and this is all they could produce? Selecting things they made work, untraceable methods and input data. Really good tools are accessible and immediately useful to all humans, not just some annual
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Will you use Zoom or something similar to allow remote collaboration and discussion, recording and sharing? Events posted as online videos (with well crafted links, community and explanations) have far-reaching impacts, way beyond a few people who can afford nice vacations at company expense. I would make a video to show how CAPRI and CASP
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GiGadgets @gigadgets_ Huawei’s smart headlights are going way beyond our imagination. #gigadgets #automotive #luxurycars #electricvehicle #driving https://pic.twitter.com/a4EFBwJQ2B Replying to @gigadgets_ Projected patterns for 3D verification and mapping. Smart headlights for cars, planes, rockets, drones, ships. Structured 3D light projection is a flashlight and a sensor for testing what lies ahead. At higher power and intensity
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Lee Hughes @toxicnaan What are your top 10 tech YouTube talks of all time ? I’d be interested to know and compile them into a play list .,any subject , buts it’s got to be wow ! Replying to @toxicnaan Lee, I see a lot of things that are beautiful and elegant, but seldom aim
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