A white swan dips its head to feed among green duckweed and reeds, half-hidden beneath trailing willow branches.
Swan
A white swan dips its head to feed among green duckweed and reeds, half-hidden beneath trailing willow branches.
Swan
I aim to confuse
It is funny
9YO had not heard of Cash and Nico (but is watching Minecraft videos on YouTube as I write): we will check out with thanks for the tip!
FNF is also big in our household (and is also stupidly hard)!
Haha our kids are clearly well-aligned! It was indeed EVW 9YO was telling me about, and he sings the gangster rap non-stop (and plays the level). Very cool that your son is creating himself, I will share with 9YO :)
With my ageing fine-motor skills and slowing reflexes
I have played it, and am AWFUL
9YO was just telling me about a Geometry Dash player who βis really good, even though heβs 39 years oldβ. I am 44. I will never recover from this devastating blow
Epilogue: I got another email like this today, and then I looked up the paper and discovered that it was real, I had co-authored it and then forgotten about it
Pretty bold to include a hallucinated citation putatively written by the very person to whom you are applying
Your work on Gaussian processes for environmental modeling (βActive Learning of Environmental Models,β Osborne et al., 2012) and multi-objective optimization for sustainability trade-offs (βThe Automation of Science,β King et al., 2009, with your contributions) directly informs my methodological approach. I propose: 1. Bayesian optimization to identify high-impact monitoring
My work is so influential that prospective PhD students are now being influenced by papers that an LLM thinks I wrote but actually did not
Youβd think so, but to my knowledge this question has only been addressed in lab settings e.g. Lindsley et al. (2021),
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC..., Patel et al. (2016)
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC....
Source control is more effective than receiver control (intuitively)
Thanks David! One-way masking in a FFP3 seems to be working for me, but I have other layers of protection in addition (regular vaccination, clean air)
Came here to say this! Chris Foss is a legend chrisfossart.com
Havenβt been posting much, but I would like to confirm that I am still masking and still havenβt been reinfected with covid (funny how that works)
None of us play, but we would like to buy a piano keyboard for our kids: shouldnβt be top-of-the-line, but shouldnβt be junk, either. Any tips appreciated!
a lovely coastal scene with a red and white striped lifeguard station on a sandy beach. The foreground shows marram grass in the dunes, whilst offshore wind turbines are visible on the horizon. The dramatic cloudy sky adds atmosphere to the composition.
Copenhagen, 2024
π¨New AI Safety Course
@aims_oxford
!
Iβm thrilled to launch a new called AI Safety & Alignment (AISAA) course on the foundations & frontier research of making advanced AI systems safe and aligned at
@UniofOxford
what to expect π
robots.ox.ac.uk/~fazl/aisaa/
Thank you! I wasnβt sure about your post and appreciate the explicit confirmation!
I donβt love the description of increasing autism diagnoses as an βepidemicβ
As evidence for your theory, staff in shops often initiate conversations with me in English (unlike other customers), and the only reason i can imagine for why they do so is my mask
I am happy to defer to your judgement hereβin addition to my visible privileges (gender, height), Iβve only lived in Aarhus, and only for a few months, which is unlikely to be representative
I am pretty sure that @brebis.bsky.social also lives in Denmark. My own 2p: no one else masks here, but I havenβt gotten any grief over my mask, either
Apes smart enough to figure out the various disciplines of complex science explaining how deeply they are screwing up the thin eggshell of biosphere that is their only plausible home, yet too dumb to do anything about it
I just got my Covid booster, and you should, too!
Multilayer pony
My little perceptron
Covid is still out there, and masks still work
21575 (crazy!)
5,290 papers will be published at NeurIPS this year. If you could still get the proceedings in a book, it would be like 50,000 pages long. Thatβs 14.5 papers a day to read each and every day until the next NeurIPS