The Ascetic Programmer
The Ascetic Programmer
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The Book about asceticism in programming, statistics and the arts: https://asceticprogrammer.info
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The hype for the early (single layer) neural networks was quite extreme, not unlike the current AI frenzy. "They hesitated to call it a machine because it is so much like a 'human being without life'" youtu.be/e5dVSygXbAE?...
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I posted to my desultory blog the transcript of a talk I gave in 2009 inside Google, mostly because someone recently asked me to, feeling the message needs reinforcing. commandcenter.blogspot.com/2023/12/simp...
A dialog on statistical algorithms with mistral.ai 's AI assistant LeChat. TL;DR Right on the elementary, wrong on the interesting, always perfectly confident. gist.github.com/piccolbo/8ba...
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Today, we’re excited to announce that the Bluesky network is federating, or opening up in a way that allows you to host your own data! Read more here for how this will affect your experience on Bluesky (in short: it won’t) and why this matters. bsky.social/about/blog/0...
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It's the time of the year for picking the top science stories of 2023. There were triumphs, yes. But for my newsletter, I pick a different kind of story: the struggle to bring back the American chestnut tree, and what it really takes to address the extinction crisis. buttondown.email/carlzimmer/a...
"We are pushing towards federation on the production network early next year (2024}". That's what I wanted to hear.
2023 Protocol Roadmap — just published on the dev blog! This blog is written for developers already familiar with atproto concepts and terminology. We are pushing towards federation on the production network early next year (2024), if development continues as planned.
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Via; hci.social/@axz/1109813... Recursive summarization tool using LLM where you can expand to look at the source material
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