Stanley Huang

Must be great nets

An infinitely recursive of Game of Life. oimo.io/works/life

Startup success requires as many of these as possible: real problem great product low cost of customer acquisition high retention high lifetime value. You almost never get all five, and when you do, it's magic.

Einstein on energy, matter and light: E=mc2 Scientists from @BrookhavenLab in NY have the first direct observation of matter creation from light. Read: bit.ly/3ACdxWg

The Milky Way has two expanding bubbles attached to its core that are entirely powered by gamma rays. These objects, literally “burped out” by the galaxy and known as "Fermi bubbles," span a total length of about 50,000 light-years [read more: buff.ly/37MHvw1]

Every client deserves such V.I.P experience from their service provider, since every client is VIP

Sam Bird-Robinson is a licensed broker and real estate agent with Compass based in Santa Cruz, CA. Moxo helps his real estate team improve operational efficiency with task management, centralized interactions, and private project workspaces under his own brand. #PoweredByMoxo

How would the space be curved if you could travel at nearly the speed of light? This interactive site lets you find that: buff.ly/2ujGBBY

This Amazing Video Of Europa and Io Orbiting Jupiter Has Gone Viral, And, It Is 100% Legit

Workflow automation can be a powerful tool for streamlining approval processes & saving time by automating repetitive tasks. Streamlining processes for tasks like approvals not only saves time & effort, but also gives you more visibility over the process while improving accuracy.

SpaceX and @elonmusk looking at Falcon 1 debris! This image reminds us to never give up.

This is a baby GPT with two tokens 0/1 and context length of 3, viewing it as a finite state markov chain. It was trained on the sequence "111101111011110" for 50 iterations. The parameters and the architecture of the Transformer modifies the probabilities on the arrows. E.g. we can see that: - state 101 deterministically transitions to 011 in the training data, so the probability of that transition becomes higher (79%). Not near 100% because we only did 50 steps of optimization. - state 111 goes to 111 and 110 with 50% probability each, which the model almost learns (45%, 55%). - states like 000 are never encountered during training, but have relatively sharp transition probabilities, e.g. 73% of going to 001. This is a consequence of inductive biases in the Transformer. One might imagine wanting this to be 50%, except in a real deployment almost every input sequence is unique, not present in the training data verbatim. Not really sure where I was going with this :D, I think it's interesting to train/study tiny GPTs because it becomes tractable to visualize and get an intuitive sense of the entire dynamical system. Play with here: colab.research.google.com/drive/1SiF0KZJ…

Businesses in industries that require consistent client interactions must find ways to preserve the human aspect of digital interactions. And while it may seem counterintuitive, they can use automation to deliver a humanized client experience. moxo.one/40xLzXc

You may have noticed that: 166³ + 500³ + 333³ = 166,500,333 296³ + 584³ + 415³ = 296,584,415 710³ + 656³ + 413³ = 710,656,413 828³ + 538³ + 472³ = 828,538,472 bit.ly/2j7OeDe and also that:

BREAKING 🚨: James Webb Space Telescope just dropped a new image Megacluster of galaxies

There are no stationary objects in the Universe: even our Solar System is moving not only around the center of the Galaxy (828,000 km/h) but also relative to its nearest stellar neighbors (70,000 km/h) [starwalkapp: buff.ly/3lsIwjk] twitter.com/tuidelescriban…

.@StateDeptSpox: Earlier today, a plane arrived at Dulles International Airport carrying 222 individuals who have been held by the Government of Nicaragua. We welcome the opportunity to offer humanitarian protection to these political prisoners.

🧵 Thread of awesome AI projects by @Stanford students! definitely gonna miss some projects so comment if i missed something! (pic generated by stable diffusion)

325 years ago #Today, Johann Bernoulli challenged Isaac Newton with a 6 month deadline to solve the problem of the brachistochrone: Newton got the message on Jan 26 at 4 pm and solved it going to bed that same night [date: buff.ly/2RqDCSk] [more: bit.ly/2jjD2kW]

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