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CategoricalCartoonist

@ctcartoonist

Cartoonist interested in category theory and art.

Katılım Temmuz 2022
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kenbot@KenScambler·
I'm having the most fun in years learning applied category theory. It's tempting to say it's "like lego", but it's more like a philosopher's stone that turns _everything else_ into your lego twitter.com/johncarlosbaez…
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CategoricalCartoonist@ctcartoonist·
@mattecapu @abomnblejoeman I've been blocked from viewing this reply, though I think I was once able to. Hoping it's a clarification of "reflection": could someone post what it says? Thanks.
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Matteo Capucci@mattecapu·
The core reason behind the duality between algebra and geometry is that maps of algebras preserve structure, while maps of spaces reflect it (take a moment to think about your fav examples...).
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CategoricalCartoonist@ctcartoonist·
ChatGPT plots Noddy in R. The image is an amalgamation of my prompts and its replies. With a bit of backtracking, I managed to get round the barriers that sometimes stop it telling stories, and to inveigle commands to plot the results.
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CategoricalCartoonist@ctcartoonist·
@TWenseleers I wonder whether there's any way that Inductive Logic Programming could be dragged into them, so that they learn a humanly-intelligible (though perhaps approximate) symbolic representation at the same time as what they're learning now. /8 end
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Tom Wenseleers now @twenseleers.bsky.social
Tom Wenseleers now @twenseleers.bsky.social@TWenseleers·
Bing/Sidney learned to play chess out of the box... Impressive that a large language model can do this. And if you ask it's also clear that it memorizes an internal representation of the board during the game...
Arvind Narayanan@random_walker

Great example of why you shouldn't read too much into analogies like "bullshit generator" and "blurry JPEG of the web". The best way to predict the next move in a sequence of chess moves is… to build an internal model of chess rules and strategy, which Sydney seems to have done.

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CategoricalCartoonist@ctcartoonist·
@0xmaddie_ "If you try to grow your business on AWS, though, you're just feeding your profits to Amazon" (SF author Charlie Stross' blog): #comment-2166901" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">antipope.org/charlie/blog-s… .
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