some of the slop i feed ChatGPT

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    Before AI Can Do Chemistry, It Has to Touch the World

    What building a prototype autonomous chemistry lab taught me about embodied AI, measurement construction, and why understanding the task is not the same thing as being able to touch the world.

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    Can an Echo Become a Voice Again?

    Reconstructing a person as an inverse problem — a generative model of brain-body organization against an evidence model of surviving traces — and the open question of whether prior instantiation could supply evidence of its own.

  3. posted:

    Living Inside the Exocortex

    delegation, distributed cognition, exocortical identity, and the possible phenomenology of minds whose causal structure extends beyond a single egocentric stream

  4. posted:

    Software Engineering After Agents

    A synthesis of the shift from hand-authoring every line of software toward specifying, steering, auditing, and repeatedly rebuilding systems with agentic tools.

  5. posted:

    From Arxiv Reading to ML Systems Taste

    A practical reading-to-building loop for turning arxiv exposure into real ML systems judgment instead of cargo-cult paper collection.

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    Meaning is Measured in Bits: An Information-Theoretic Framework for Consciousness, Culture, and the Future of Intelligence

    an information-theoretic lens on meaning: how life, culture, and consciousness fight entropy by generating and preserving structure, and why AGI could one day outscale human meaning-making by orders of magnitude. a framework blending physics, information theory, and the future of intelligence

  7. posted:

    Block Sparse Attention With Block Retrieval

    A technical note on BSBR: chunk-local attention plus block retrieval as a way to trade dense quadratic attention for reusable long-context structure.

  8. posted:

    Why aren't pneumatic/hydraulic artificial muscle actuated humanoid robots more common?

    This was a StackExchange question i asked many years ago link and with Clone's showcase today it smells like musculoskeletal humanoid startups might be trending tomorrow. Pneumatic/hydraulic artificial muscles are attractive actuator units for several reasons: - they're much c…

  9. posted:

    Building Your Own Modal: A First-Principles Guide to Serverless GPU Infrastructure

    How I'd build a Modal-like platform from scratch, with deep dives into cold start optimization, container orchestration, and the hard problems nobody talks about.

  10. posted:

    Phaser: a hyperparallel quantum photon computing system

    Near the end of my senior year I was searching for ways to change the world so I revisited a lot of our current technological limitations from first principles to identify opportunities for order-of-magnitude improvements. Some YouTube video (i forgot which) led me to Bernstei…

  11. posted:

    Fighting AI

    A song about wrestling with artificial intelligence.

  12. posted:

    De Mundo

    A song about the world.

  13. posted:

    Desire Inflicted Wounds

    A reflection on startup ambition, sacrifice, privilege, and the professional cultures that convert desire into self-harm.

  14. posted:

    Looking Ahead to Future Impact

    Reflections, gratitude, and looking ahead to positive future impact

  15. posted:

    The Winner Takes It All

    Despair and calculations when the end comes

  16. posted:

    P versus NP

    An incomplete attempt to think through proof search, verification, and the P versus NP problem.

  17. posted:

    The Master Plan (part 1)

    My plan to build a $1000 general-purpose humanoid robot powered by human-level artificial intelligence.

  18. posted:

    LLMs are the Update Rules of Intelligent Fractals: Escaping the Context Window with Iterative, Structured Local Updates

    The advent of large language models (LLMs), exemplified by the forthcoming GPT-4, has transformed the field of natural language processing (NLP) and opened up new research avenues in computer science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Nevertheless, despite their i…

  19. posted:

    The Cost of Large Scale Training

    Speculative analysis on the cost of training large scale machine learning architectures

  20. posted:

    AI: A Double-Edged Sword - Walking the Line in an Ever-Changing World

    Am I actually helping people by contributing to AI research?

  21. posted:

    The Master Plan (part 0)

    Why I'm leaving my cushy full-time at Motio to pursue a crazy idea.

  22. posted:

    Self-learning meta-learners teach themselves to teach

    GPT-3 generated post

  23. posted:

    Teaching Learning Machines (TLMs)

    GPT-3 generated post

  24. posted:

    Embodied and Situated: AI with Feelings

    GPT-3 generated post

  25. posted:

    Buy Low, Sell High

    {/*this is the audio for /assets/media/buy-low-sell-high.m4a*/} Your browser does not support the audio element. Buy low, sell high. That's what everyone says. Problem is, it's not as easy as it sounds: People get so excited playing the game they wind up buying high and sellin…

  26. posted:

    GPT-3's 10 Life Lessons

    GPT-3's Thoughts on Life, the World, and Human Idiosyncrasies

  27. posted:

    Design Patterns for AI

    We need to transfer existing design patterns as far down the stack as possible.

  28. posted:

    Advanced Python Features

    Now I know why so many of my professors use Python

  29. posted:

    Industry as a Service (IndAAS)

    Some ideas towards developing sustainable, productive, on-demand industry

  30. posted:

    Ergonomic Optimization

    Steps I am taking to increase my productivity

  31. posted:

    Teaching Computers to Use Computers

    The project that pulled me into AI but I never completed

  32. posted:

    Notes on Neuroscience and AI

    Some notes on recent research.

  33. posted:

    Naive Bayes Classifier

    A simple tutorial on how to build a Naive Bayes classifier.

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    Regularization

    A simple explanation of regularization.

  35. posted:

    Estimating the Critical Mass

    How close are we to matching the computational metrics of the brain?

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    Image Classification

    Learn how to build an image classifier using TensorFlow.

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    Generalization -- Fast and Slow (incomplete)

    Learning to generalize on multiple frequency bands

  38. posted:

    Computatrum

    Teachable yet autonomous open-ended computer interaction agents

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    The Node Neural Network (NNN)

    An architecture for increasingly general AI

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    The Multi Agent Network

    An architecture for developing increasingly general AI

  41. posted:

    The API

    The anthrocentric policy interface

  42. posted:

    Multi-Environment Learning

    Another paradigm for increasingly general AI

  43. posted:

    The Artificial Experience

    A highly general dataset-env

  44. posted:

    Full-Stack Artificial Intelligence

    What's in the stack?

  45. posted:

    Titanic Survival Prediction with TensorFlow

    Tutorial using TensorFlow to build machine learning Titanic-survivor prediction model

  46. posted:

    Self Organized Criticality

    Two interesting unsupervised learning models which may exhibit self-organized criticality.

  47. posted:

    Reaching for the Intangible

    We don't really want human-level AI

  48. posted:

    What is intelligence?

    I asked GPT-3 about intelligence

  49. posted:

    RTC Jupyterlab in the Cloud

    How to run jupyterlab on AWS and GCP in realtime collaborative mode.

  50. posted:

    Meditating on AI

    Collection of personal observations on AI

  51. posted:

    Skills Assessment Reflection

    My Summer 2020 focus statement

  52. posted:

    Dev Platforms

    Various potential 'incubators' for AGI.

  53. posted:

    arxiv-notes

    Some relevant articles that I will apply towards AGI

  54. posted:

    Conditioning Transformers

    A brief exploration into the idea of conditioning transformers to generate text conditioned on a given context