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Comment #37913164
It feels like having the memories explicitly stored by the agent itself as natural language is quite limiting. Would it be possible to add one or several memory components to the L…
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Comment #33852418
For some reason, it is unable to solve this query. All code produced gives wrong results, and it didn't correct it when given clues: Write a python program that efficiently compute…
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Comment #26568148
Wow thank you for your work and providing it for free. Is there a way to submit correction PRs ? maybe a github ?
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Comment #24184751
What are the killswitches acting on ? Are they acting only on the dedicated "enable" or "poweroff" inputs of various chips ? Are they cutting the power supply of the chips ? Are th…
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Comment #24044760
I remember finding OpenPCR too expensive for a student project, and I ended up designing and building a cruder/cheaper alternative for that project: http://2013.igem.org/Team:Paris…
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Comment #22385707
The Bretton Woods Agreement pegged the dollar to gold ($35 for an ounce of gold). I understand that this can work if the central bank emits $35 for every ounce of gold they store. …
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Comment #19608554
Here is also a Nature paper about using synchronization phenomena in coupled solid state spintronic nano-oscillators to achieve vowel recognition: https://www.nature.com/articles/s…
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Comment #19488033
This work focuses on steady-state computing, but it could also be interesting to use transient physical behaviors to process time-varying signals Maybe by modelling dynamical syste…
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Comment #19195228
Here is also a lesser known open source project that demonstrates the use of proof-of-stake for energy efficiency, combined with a fixed-width directed acyclic grah with transactio…
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Comment #19149531
Differentiable does not mean easy to optimize. One could imagine implementing sha-256 using differentiable operators, and yet the system as a whole would not be optimizable at all.…
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Comment #18877043
I used a naive forward-differentiate-through-euler-integration scheme to optimize networks of coupled oscillators to perform classification ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.08412.pdf )…
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Comment #18530317
Couldn't it be that the measurement device (or any other interacting object) "falls" into all of the possible states of the measured system, therefore we see the measurement device…
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