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turnersr
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About turnersr
Email: turnersr uchicago edu
Blog: https://www.reddit.com/r/REMath/
Music: https://winter-mute.bandcamp.com/
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Comment #43514822
Yeah! JEPA seems awesome. Do you mind sharing what other self-supervised methods work better than JEPA?
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Comment #31019694
Do you happen to know other implementations that allow for live updates and metadata filtering like Pinecone?
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Comment #30705918
Awesome work!!!! curious how you handle paragraphs and niche language like federal regulations. What are your favorite ways to do sentence and paragraph embeddedings and is there a…
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Comment #29522882
Here's the code https://github.com/deepmind/mathematics_conjectures/blob/mai...
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Comment #28109512
In your review, did you suggest the definition and explanation that they used? In this situation, would have an acknowledgment at the end have been enough? In my mind, it seems lik…
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Comment #26324276
I would love to be able to search math and scientific literature. Do you all support LaTex?
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Comment #26031914
Hello, Thank you for sharing and releasing usable code! Do you know if this would work for GPU based applications? Tensorflow models that are trained on a GPU, for example?
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Comment #25825326
Do you know of any interesting natural ismorphism between the categories you define in your paper and the category of finite-dimensional hilbert spaces? Curious if you have thought…
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Comment #25810890
Do you have a reference or example of how this encoding works? Curious about this interpretation of complex numbers. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #24356399
Do you have a reference for this? Would love to see how this is written down and enforced.
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Comment #23798496
Thank you for this. As someone who who understands linear algebra well, I feel the neural network formalism obfuscates the core meaning of these processes. It's good for describing…
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Comment #21678347
What does "paired-off coordinates, like (x,v) in mechanics" mean? What is x and v here? Thanks!
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Comment #21496124
What methods make BERT outdated? Do you have pointers to other options?
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Comment #16009820
What do you mean by those plots currently have different units? Don't they consider the price in dollars as the unit?
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Comment #13569064
Depending on your interests you might like: https://www.reddit.com/r/REMath/
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Comment #12504921
Do you mind please explaining rigid designators from Kripke and how they apply to pointers? That sounds like a neat insight! :D
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Comment #8397830
If you like this kind of work, there a lot of other awesome platforms worth checking out. Here's are some repositories of other program analysis tools aimed at executable code http…
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Comment #8135028
Why is that?
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Comment #7962123
Check out Ask HN: What are some alternatives to HN? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7254884 All the subreddits listed below were aggregated into http://www.reddit.com/user/W…
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Comment #7862260
My guess is that you can't drop in PyParallel without any work of porting Sage because it's not clear how you would pass objects around like those used for GAP. Sage also would hav…
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Comment #7795628
This line of thought has a long research history. Check it out at http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=fuzzing+machine+learning... .
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Comment #7726940
If you find binary reverse engineering fascinating and want to go deeper into the formal aspects checkout http://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/comments/smf4u/re... and https:…
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Comment #7625324
The data in csv form can be found at https://gist.github.com/turnersr/11163058#file-gtlds-csv . Here are the registries and the number of strings that were assigned. I'm only showi…