Tanmay Bhonsale

@LavanayT I'm really digging this season of Luv

A lot of my twitter is about girls I think about, who actually have boyfriends now. It’s time to close this arc. I am moving on. This next chapter is going to be about girls with husbands.

@probnstat @francoisfleuret Share that template would ya🥹

On the Rao- Blackwell Theorem in Statistics Thanks to @francoisfleuret for providing me with the LaTeX template. I used the same to create what you see below!

@ThePhDPlace apprehension and despair👍

It's not procrastinating, it's ___________

@vishal36596783 @docmilanfar seconded!

@docmilanfar thanks a lot! @docmilanfar sir for sharing this, it would be great if you could share any book recommendations for calculus with matrices

Functions f : ℝⁿ→ℝⁿ of the “pseudo-linear” form f(x) = A(x) x are common. For example: pixel-adaptive filters like non-local means; attention mechanism in transformers; even a convolutional layer with relu nonlinearity Gradient of this f(x) has a form worth remembering: Here ⊗ is the Kronecker product, and D is the differential operator Df(x) = ∂f(x) / ∂xᵀ The vec(A) column-stacks the matrix A into a vector, and 𝐈 denotes identity matrix. 1/2

@zack_overflow repo link, NOW.

Added gratuitous explosions and particle effects to the code editor I'm building

@space_tintin YESS

Woah facebookresearch.github.io/nougat/

@depthsofwiki truly ahead of his time

ok now that's a cause i can get behind

#Interpretations" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayes%27_… real @depthsofwiki

Baysed

@QuantaMagazine Wonderful article

When Jean Écalle (center), the father of modern resurgence theory, was contacted by Quanta with questions about the history of the subject, he responded by composing a 24-page treatise in six days. quantamagazine.org/alien-calculus…

@KangarooPhysics Gonna use this as an excuse next time my mum complains about my messy bookshelf

The optimal known packing of 17 equal squares into a larger square - i.e. the arrangement which minimises the size of the large square.

@jmlepstein Kiss him on the lips

@jmlepstein But a more obvious reason would be e.g. a song transposed down more than 5 steps; many songs might sound more 'heavy' or even muddier. And when you transpose up the song might lose some depth and warmth. I wish I had better words to describe it lol.

@jmlepstein Yup At least one reason that I can think of rn is that on an acoustic piano, the tone of each key is subtly different, thus giving a slightly different tonal character to the transposed version.

@adbidwai @elonmusk you bro

@elonmusk @enceladus2000 batao bhai

What is best in life?

@holyhonkfire @RightWingCope Male named finger

@RightWingCope “Alpha Male good looks”

Holy shit guys, I was (allegedly) provided a copy of “Alpha Male” Nick Adams’ Tinder History 🤯

@SBF_FTX Excited to see Jonah Hill play out this part

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@LavanayT @fenilsuchak Amen

@fenilsuchak Everyone should just follow my superior understanding of life. Everybody will be better off.

@ilyasut Perhaps one day someone will mathematically (dis)prove that the working of either kind of neural unit, albeit different, leads to a system with the same behaviour and capabilities. Which in turn could lead to interesting possibilities for alien intelligence too.

Deep learning is based on the audacious conjecture that biological neurons and artificial neurons are not that different. Its success to date is evidence for this belief

@MelissaJeanSays @Natekmn @Kaine2380 @ed_solomon melissa, i'm sorry but twitter is not the place for sane and rational opinions

@Natekmn @Kaine2380 @ed_solomon Sometimes he cracks me, sometimes not but he's not a comedian and doesn't pretend to be. I just appreciate that he appreciates comedy. I'm all about bridges and finding common ground maybe it's a generational thing.