ℕathan ℂrock
@nathancrock.bsky.social
AI Engineer/Researcher - FSU | Premera | Call Simulator
I like automating the process of inductive inference
I like automating the process of inductive inference
Most of us left Twitter/X to get away from these kinds of outrage culture posts… Maybe the problems isn’t the platform or the people using it. Maybe this type of virtue signaling / mob mentality is just part of our human nature?
January 11, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Most of us left Twitter/X to get away from these kinds of outrage culture posts… Maybe the problems isn’t the platform or the people using it. Maybe this type of virtue signaling / mob mentality is just part of our human nature?
Something that they’re excited about would engender better learning outcomes. What about a blockchain powered decentralized voting platform? Or a tool that creates and visualizes a knowledge graph from research papers on arxiv?
January 10, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Something that they’re excited about would engender better learning outcomes. What about a blockchain powered decentralized voting platform? Or a tool that creates and visualizes a knowledge graph from research papers on arxiv?
Look for some of the AI Starter Packs, e.g bsky.app/profile/marc...
An AI starter pack to get quickly into the community by following the most active members. The goal is to get meaningful content fast and engage with the community.
Please tag very active members in the comments to add them into the list.
go.bsky.app/CanJ3xW
#AI #ML #starterPack
Please tag very active members in the comments to add them into the list.
go.bsky.app/CanJ3xW
#AI #ML #starterPack
December 30, 2024 at 2:02 PM
Look for some of the AI Starter Packs, e.g bsky.app/profile/marc...
“If the law of physics are reversible” - the nuances there are seem important. As complex systems evolve don’t they accumulate irreversible changes that effectively “erase” detailed historical information? While information is not “destroyed” it becomes inaccessible due to entropy accumulation.
December 8, 2024 at 10:04 PM
“If the law of physics are reversible” - the nuances there are seem important. As complex systems evolve don’t they accumulate irreversible changes that effectively “erase” detailed historical information? While information is not “destroyed” it becomes inaccessible due to entropy accumulation.