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Do you know if there is any predictability to the effect? I would guess it's related to catastrophic forgetting aka the reason stochastic gradient descent has to be stochastic. Basically if you update on one set of evidence without locking in those learnin... 11mo ago (collapse hidden) 33

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Aristotle described animals as having souls* capable of knowledge derived from the senses and the capability to use that knowledge to support the movements characteristic of their species. ... 12mo ago (collapse hidden) 22

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Yeah Bend is the language built on the HVM. I haven't looked into it yet but I'd love to try it out when I get a chance. The other one I've recently been wanting to check out is Zig. It really does look like C with the problems fixed. But I have no great p... 12mo ago (collapse hidden) 33

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This is neat. Instead of having fixed nonlinear activation functions, they have trainable nonlinear functions instead of weights. They claim it has better scalaing properties and performance for many problems, and is more interpretable (because there are f... 13mo ago (collapse hidden) 33

This is neat. Instea (view hidden) 33

see also on the general topic of minimalist computing: Suckless ... 1y ago (collapse hidden) 22

see also on the gene (view hidden) 22