Avik Dey
@avikdey.bsky.social
Mostly Data, ML, OSS & Society.
Stop chasing Approximately Generated Illusions; focus on Specialized Small LMs FTW.
If you cant explain it simply, you dont understand it well enough.
Shadow of https://linkedin.com/in/avik-dey, except have a beard now.
Stop chasing Approximately Generated Illusions; focus on Specialized Small LMs FTW.
If you cant explain it simply, you dont understand it well enough.
Shadow of https://linkedin.com/in/avik-dey, except have a beard now.
Those are cable tv wires not electric. The electric wire run is higher from the pole to the left of it. Still, aesthetically horrible.
November 10, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Those are cable tv wires not electric. The electric wire run is higher from the pole to the left of it. Still, aesthetically horrible.
Wireless energy transmission to anywhere in the world.
November 9, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Wireless energy transmission to anywhere in the world.
Meanwhile their Gemini AI is designing the Wardenclyffe Tower.
November 9, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Meanwhile their Gemini AI is designing the Wardenclyffe Tower.
On mobile for now, will try once back home.
November 8, 2025 at 7:07 PM
On mobile for now, will try once back home.
Not going to install TikTok to watch it, even when it’s you bleeting it.
November 8, 2025 at 7:04 PM
Not going to install TikTok to watch it, even when it’s you bleeting it.
Based on my own evaluations, I agree with the conclusions of this paper. But the methodology doesn’t have the rigor that would make me feel comfortable endorsing the outcome.
November 8, 2025 at 5:41 AM
Based on my own evaluations, I agree with the conclusions of this paper. But the methodology doesn’t have the rigor that would make me feel comfortable endorsing the outcome.
Browsing the arxiv paper - the architecture seems to rely heavily on the structured world model. Any additional write up on how the world model was generated and is globally maintained?
November 5, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Browsing the arxiv paper - the architecture seems to rely heavily on the structured world model. Any additional write up on how the world model was generated and is globally maintained?
Tom just wants Democrats to be the “responsible adults” while the other party throws childish tantrums. Every time the right drifts further off the edge, he calls for moving the center to meet them - so moderates like him can still feel centered in an unhinged party.
November 2, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Tom just wants Democrats to be the “responsible adults” while the other party throws childish tantrums. Every time the right drifts further off the edge, he calls for moving the center to meet them - so moderates like him can still feel centered in an unhinged party.
Non-monotonic events can still produce a monotonic trend, that’s the outcome we are seeing.
Caring about 10s of thousands of American lives lost in a war isn’t a radical left stance, it’s compassion and empathy.
If you think it’s a far left move, then the Overton window is already badly skewed.
Caring about 10s of thousands of American lives lost in a war isn’t a radical left stance, it’s compassion and empathy.
If you think it’s a far left move, then the Overton window is already badly skewed.
November 1, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Non-monotonic events can still produce a monotonic trend, that’s the outcome we are seeing.
Caring about 10s of thousands of American lives lost in a war isn’t a radical left stance, it’s compassion and empathy.
If you think it’s a far left move, then the Overton window is already badly skewed.
Caring about 10s of thousands of American lives lost in a war isn’t a radical left stance, it’s compassion and empathy.
If you think it’s a far left move, then the Overton window is already badly skewed.
Ahh, you mean the other party moved far right first, forcing the Democrats to move lefter to counter their BS narratives?
Great example of Newton’s Third Law applied to societal dynamics.
Great example of Newton’s Third Law applied to societal dynamics.
November 1, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Ahh, you mean the other party moved far right first, forcing the Democrats to move lefter to counter their BS narratives?
Great example of Newton’s Third Law applied to societal dynamics.
Great example of Newton’s Third Law applied to societal dynamics.
Or spitballing here - it just feels like the Democrats moved left, because the other party moved far right?
November 1, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Or spitballing here - it just feels like the Democrats moved left, because the other party moved far right?