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Today, @chris_oka_ and I are proud to share that we've raised an oversubscribed $1.56M Pre-Seed round, supported by @N49PVC, @StandUpVentures,@GarageCapital, @backboneangels, @skanwar, @Wehuns, and @tobi.
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Top 3 favourite questions to ask dudes:
> what sport would you play if you were athletic?
> do you ever wish your neck was shorter?
> did you know that you can buy shoe lift inserts?
@RajabRehanDev Pack as little as possible if you're hiking >5km a day. I'd try to aim for 50lbs. The greatest luxury is light weight. Bring a wide brim hat and some mosquito netting to go over it. Breathable long sleeve button up shirts are ideal for hiking as they shield you from bugs and sun.
Either interp. is built into predictive modelling or each piece of data that updates the predictive model must also be able to update the AEs to the model's newly learned features.
A problem as I see it with mech interp. with SAEs is that the AEs are trained on frozen models; while true AGI will consist of continuously changing models. So mech interp. needs to be able to extract features of an ever changing model.
@brianluidog@quantian1 You can't lose every bet if you bet for the most likely colour. Every wrong bet increases p(next bet) is correct. If you keep guessing wrong eventually you'll get 26 correct guesses in a row. I wrote a program to simulate 20m trials and the lowest number of correct bets was 26.
@quantian1 You can only guarantee that you make $1. You do this by betting all of it on the last card. Because earlier on, what if you lost every bet? You can't guarantee anything there.
A question posed at a quant dinner party: I have a 52 card deck I draw from sequentially. Each round, I offer you 1:1 odds on the color (red/black) of the next card, in any size you want. If your initial bankroll is $1, how much can you guarantee you can make playing this game?