Given that we have an embodied intelligence that is capable of being reasonably good at physics, it would be foolish to state categorically that AI can't do physics. I am however skeptical that LLMs can do physics. My…
Freedom from League of legends AND Facebook? Linux Torvalds just can't stop winning
Indeed that is true, which is the point of both OP(or at least my takeaway). Attaching a moral value to trade deficits or surpluses, as the current administration seems to be in favor of doing, is fairly nonsensical.
You wouldn't need 8 billion dollars to set up an NPP if not for hysteria driven regulation in all countries not called France.
0. It's not about "looking pretty", it's about being nigh impossible to understand or reason about. There is a 1000 LoC subroutine that I'm convinced was ported from FORTRAN 1 unchanged that cannot be understood by…
Have you seen the average physicist code? I've crawled around in the muck of Fortran codes written in 1970 with unreadable 8 character variable names (the first of which encodes the type), with implicit typing, zero…
I can't speak for that guy, but I'm a physicist and work in clean energy... So it's not too hard! That said, I usually am closer to 10M on days I do heavy coding, so not nearly that bad.
I think it says more about the person reading it as an implicit insult than it does OP. I am, I think, a fairly competent scientist, and know many great scientists. I know very few great scientific communicators.
If 90+% of whatever society you are from was killed off by disease, and the people who came across the survivors treated them as little better than cattle and systematically destroyed any remaining trace of your…
I mean, not really? Most Jax code is only marginally more restrictive than numpy, and most of the annoyances I have with Jax are shared with numpy. And having spent too much of my life writing some extremely high…
Is this surprising? My experience with compilers from the old days of Fortran is that they care about correctness first, performance second. I used to spend plenty of time rewriting algorithms so they ended up in a form…
Why not just self host this? Especially if you're serious about having a way to tackle corruption, you probably want to own your stack.
Not that it necessarily justifies the difficulty in making it work (which I just learned about, thanks OP!), but I absolutely adore the silly animations that play after you bowl. It's seriously make or break for me. I…
Given that we have an embodied intelligence that is capable of being reasonably good at physics, it would be foolish to state categorically that AI can't do physics. I am however skeptical that LLMs can do physics. My…
Freedom from League of legends AND Facebook? Linux Torvalds just can't stop winning
Indeed that is true, which is the point of both OP(or at least my takeaway). Attaching a moral value to trade deficits or surpluses, as the current administration seems to be in favor of doing, is fairly nonsensical.
You wouldn't need 8 billion dollars to set up an NPP if not for hysteria driven regulation in all countries not called France.
0. It's not about "looking pretty", it's about being nigh impossible to understand or reason about. There is a 1000 LoC subroutine that I'm convinced was ported from FORTRAN 1 unchanged that cannot be understood by…
Have you seen the average physicist code? I've crawled around in the muck of Fortran codes written in 1970 with unreadable 8 character variable names (the first of which encodes the type), with implicit typing, zero…
I can't speak for that guy, but I'm a physicist and work in clean energy... So it's not too hard! That said, I usually am closer to 10M on days I do heavy coding, so not nearly that bad.
I think it says more about the person reading it as an implicit insult than it does OP. I am, I think, a fairly competent scientist, and know many great scientists. I know very few great scientific communicators.
If 90+% of whatever society you are from was killed off by disease, and the people who came across the survivors treated them as little better than cattle and systematically destroyed any remaining trace of your…
I mean, not really? Most Jax code is only marginally more restrictive than numpy, and most of the annoyances I have with Jax are shared with numpy. And having spent too much of my life writing some extremely high…
Is this surprising? My experience with compilers from the old days of Fortran is that they care about correctness first, performance second. I used to spend plenty of time rewriting algorithms so they ended up in a form…
Why not just self host this? Especially if you're serious about having a way to tackle corruption, you probably want to own your stack.
Not that it necessarily justifies the difficulty in making it work (which I just learned about, thanks OP!), but I absolutely adore the silly animations that play after you bowl. It's seriously make or break for me. I…