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What about this? Consider a toy system: everyone gets issued a UUID, everyone can see how every UUID voted, but only you know which one is your vote. This is of course flawed becau…

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Shameless plug: https://www.supyagent.com - we basically want to give away the integrations for free. For Claude users you just need to run `supyagent skills generate` and you get …

What a bunch of nonsense. I really urge you to look into more contemporary research on it. By which measure were they less advanced? Tenochtitlan had a population of north of 200k …

pandas has a .pipe operator which works exactly like this

"After trillions spent in GPUs and data centers, the AI gold rush was finally over when a developer in Lithuania built the pg_thinking plugin - turns out postgres was all you neede…

I'm building https://www.ergodic.ai - and we are using a graphs as the primary objects in which the intelligence operates. I don't think every graph needs a graph database. For 99%…

Lol, considering that the entire pricing and risk system of the company runs on a proprietary programming language, I'm pretty sure this is just publicity

Not only that. I have an agent product and I’m currently blocked from using their reasoning models on Azure for having asked for a chain of thought, which apparently is against the…

Yes, (ergodic.ai) working on causal inference applied to process mining and event logs. Basically: something happened, why did it happen and how can I avoid it/get more of it?

Why? Replace the context and not having that property is now called a hallucination. Overall the model is tra

It's a question of timelines. While I agree with Amazon, we know pretty well the periods in which Rome and London have been inhabited, but the question is more about understanding …

Not sure about squids in particular, but the easiest way isn't necessarily to find remains, but to see negative prints on sediments.

Also a type of collider bias in causal inference, which generates all sorts of Simpsons paradoxes

Can I ask you to beta test my product? I'm building something like this and I want to focus on medical data (from omics to RCTs)

When it comes to the Americas, the entropy of the entire field of Archaeology is way too high. Up until 5 years believing that humans were there more than 12k years ago was heresy.…

Actually upon further reading I realize that the author actually goes deeper into what I thought, so it's not nonsense, it's actually a simplified version of what I tried to write.…

It's nonsense. The fact that the particle is massive is a direct cause of the fact that the interactions are short ranged. The nuance is this: Naturally, in a field theory the word…

We're trying to solve this problem at ergodic.ai, combining structured tables and pdfs into a single KG

As a physicist, the moment when everything just clicked was when I realised that connected Feynman diagrams were basically the cumulants of that distribution. Then almost everythin…

And it's usually discouraged by regulators because it can lead to p-hacking. I.e., with a good enough choice of control I can get anything down to 5% The fundamental problem is the…

Entropy is a measure, it doesn't create anything. This is highly misleading.

So you believe poor people shouldn't be allowed to travel?

One thing is true about what you said: you're definitely not an expert.

Most of the hard work is actually feature construction rather than monolithic models. And afaik gradient boosting still rules the world