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aadarsh@aadarwal·
@yashtik bro has def hit the uchicago tism spectrum man
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Peyman Milanfar
Peyman Milanfar@docmilanfar·
Interesting video, taken with a very long focal length lens. The field of view is actually quite small, and the resulting picture appears flat. In fact, the buildings spinning fast in the background are miles away from the subjects in the foreground.
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aadarsh@aadarwal·
@itamarwe @docmilanfar @CSProfKGD i think you mean theta here is what should be the same as the zoom ? that would make sense but they aren’t doing that it’s a fixed zoom? ig the theory is applicable but it’s v diff example
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Skyroot Aerospace
Skyroot Aerospace@SkyrootA·
Aagaman means "Arrival." ✨ Proud to unveil the #MissionAagaman patch — the arrival of a new Indian rocket on the world stage, and a new chapter for all of us at Skyroot. The patch honors India's space journey, and the era of private orbital launches it opens. Vikram-1, Test Flight-1. Onwards & Upwards. 🚀 #Vikram1 #OpeningSpaceForAll
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QC@QiaochuYuan·
sam kriss on pangram (i have also been, frankly, baffled at the anti-pangram backlash)
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Jai Bellare
Jai Bellare@jaibellare·
We recently achieved 1.3 micron features on our DIY photolithography setup @hackerfabindia We are pushing the limits of what's possible in a college dorm, on a budget!
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Sparsh Agarwal
Sparsh Agarwal@sparshselim·
The Age of AI demands planetary-scale Carbon Dioxide removal. @AltCarbonIndia is using volcanic rock dust to geochemically pull carbon out of the atmosphere — and we just proved it works at scale. The world's largest issuance of carbon credits through Enhanced Rock Weathering. ~10,000 tonnes of CO₂ removed. Enough to offset a small AI data centre. India has a history of scientific breakthroughs that stun the world — across medicine, space exploration, energy, & financial inclusion.🇮🇳 Climate Change is the most significant existential threat to our species. It demands Himalayan Ambitions. We're moving mountains to make that happen. Literally.
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Peter Schmidt-Nielsen
Peter Schmidt-Nielsen@ptrschmdtnlsn·
I'm very curious if they 1) have some new mechanism to radically reduce the rate of overconfient "aha, I solve it" false positives, 2) did some automated searching for the diamond among the slop, or 3) did tons of human reveiw.
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Tyler Austin Harper
Tyler Austin Harper@Tyler_A_Harper·
That no regional liberal arts college struggling with enrollments has decided to rebrand as the place to go if you hate AI staggers the mind. Huge first mover advantage to whoever does it. That no one has testifies to the impoverished imagination of the academic admin class.
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David Decosimo@DavidDecosimo

The first major university that publicly commits to a total AI ban in its undergrad teaching (no AI in class, in creating syllabi or class prep, creating & completing assignments, or grading) and makes that part of its brand will see a major surge in applications & enrollment.

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Gabriel
Gabriel@gbrl_dick·
one of the reasons that I find myself disinclined to read obviously ai-generated writing is that, regardless of how it's phrased (and the models tend towards absolutism), it tends to be a restatement of the consensus view that i already know, or have easy access to. i don't know exactly how this will translate to the world roon is imagining - one where models with much greater capabilities are given wide latitude over strategy and direction. but i suspect that the general trend will hold, and that, even as the models get super-human along a bunch of capabilities, they will retain a kind of generality in their thinking that will make them much better advisors than actors.
roon@tszzl

on some level if you want civilization to ascend to a new level you need your AIs to do things that are not legible to you and maybe not even strictly obey you, in the same way that if you hire a great new ceo you give them a lot of autonomy to transform the company according to their own plan, even one which may not immediately read as a winning strategy (imagine the board of directors of Apple firing and rehiring Steve Jobs years later - except the board of directors are chimpanzees) all else equal, companies and organizations that hand more of themselves over to machine intelligence will outcompete ones that demand the corrigibility and legibility tax of human oversight and human design. it is not a stable equilibrium and requires some sort of vast cooperation scheme if you’d like to enforce it real asi alignment has to operate at a deeper level than oversight, control, or human corrigibility

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aadarsh@aadarwal·
@theo icloud desktop :(
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
Just learned it's literally impossible to paste images into Claude Code over SSH. How do you CLI people live like this??
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Hugging Models
Hugging Models@HuggingModels·
A massive 30 billion parameter MoE model just landed on Hugging Face. It's a compressed, quantized version of Sarvam AI's open source model. This is a big deal for Indian language AI and efficient inference.
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ThePrimeagen
ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen·
@ZachFergus I think you need the first answer the question of what is the point of working for a problem before you can answer how long
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Kawin Ethayarajh
Kawin Ethayarajh@ethayarajh·
Very excited to bring World Modeling to UChicago! @Diyi_Yang and @ylecun will be speaking (among many more to come!), and we hope to see you there!
Randall Balestriero@randall_balestr

Delighted to announce our 3rd world modeling workshop! After NYC and Montreal, we are now headed to Chicago! - August 31st to September 2nd - CfP and details on the website: wm-booth.org - @ylecun and @Diyi_Yang already confirmed, many more to be announced soon!

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Adithya Venkatesan
Adithya Venkatesan@adadithya·
Note to the Claude team: Integrate voice even mid-way through writing please. Current hack-y workflow: Use voice transcribe by ChatGPT, and paste text on Claude — turns out a lot of people do this.
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Adithya Venkatesan
Adithya Venkatesan@adadithya·
Breakdown of our design process and how we go about creating visually stunning essays. What you see is the final output, but the toil of creating one is exhaustive, and this piece captures some aspects of the dedication to our craft.
Alt Carbon@AltCarbonIndia

We get a lot of design questions about how we build our microsites. @geer_raah wrote a post explaining our process. ⋆ Reconstructed faces from faded 19th century photographs. ⋆ Built a 3D Jorasanko Thakur Bari — the Tagore ancestral home — as the spine of the site. ⋆ Reimagined Raphael's School of Athens, set it in Bengal, and populated it with 13 key figures. ⋆ Built motion flowers for Begum Rokeya's 1905 feminist utopia. ⋆ Sat with Chittoprasad's famine sketches until the pain of it dawned on us all. This is the design story behind our Bengal Renaissance Project microsite — and an honest account of everything that broke along the way.

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Alt Carbon@AltCarbonIndia·
We get a lot of design questions about how we build our microsites. @geer_raah wrote a post explaining our process. ⋆ Reconstructed faces from faded 19th century photographs. ⋆ Built a 3D Jorasanko Thakur Bari — the Tagore ancestral home — as the spine of the site. ⋆ Reimagined Raphael's School of Athens, set it in Bengal, and populated it with 13 key figures. ⋆ Built motion flowers for Begum Rokeya's 1905 feminist utopia. ⋆ Sat with Chittoprasad's famine sketches until the pain of it dawned on us all. This is the design story behind our Bengal Renaissance Project microsite — and an honest account of everything that broke along the way.
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