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https://www.csis.org/analysis/back-stock-state-russias-defense-industry-after-two-years-war
This report examines Russia’s evolving defense industrial capabilities and limitations during the second year of the Russia-Ukraine war and analyzes how these changes have affected and will continue to affect battlefield outcomes in Ukraine. The report starts with an overview of Russia’s domestic arms production efforts throughout 2023, followed by a detailed examination of key Russian weapons systems (such as tanks, artillery, drones, missiles, and electronic warfare systems) and their changing roles on the battlefield. The report then analyzes Russia’s general procurement dynamics and identifies the imported components and weapons categories that Russia’s defense industry has particularly relied on in the second year of the war. This part includes a case study on China to illuminate Russia’s evolving procurement patterns. The report then dives into analysis of the Kremlin’s remaining weaknesses, which have been aggravated by a long war of attrition and which can have both short- and long-term effects on its military. The final part of the report assesses how Russia’s performance throughout 2023 and its evolving defense capabilities might be translated into its offensive posture in Ukraine in 2024. This part of the report is followed by recommendations to Western policymakers on how to counter the Kremlin’s war effort by capitalizing on the Russian military’s existing vulnerabilities.
Some of the important graphs in the report showing Russian import figures:
https://i.imgur.com/tCUHF9x.png
https://i.imgur.com/PtWdF04.png
https://i.imgur.com/c5liZky.png
**Conclusion:**
Since the onset of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s military industrial base has been
pressured to boost its domestic production efforts against the backdrop of multiplying losses
of different weapons systems and unprecedented Western sanctions and export control
measures. While, in the first year of the war, Russia was largely unable to improve its domestic arms
production, the analysis shows the Russian MOD was able to increase defense production multiple
times over during the second year of the war.
One of the main developments has been the rapid emergence and massive scaling up of Russian
civilian and military drones providing significant ISR and assault capabilities to the Russian armed
forces, often launched with missiles for a maximum impact. While Russia has also invested in the
production of modern tanks, ammunition, and EW systems, CSIS research has revealed Moscow
is not self-sufficient and relies on partners such as Iran and North Korea to field enough of these
weapons on the battlefield. The analysis has also shown that while Russia indeed improved its
domestic arms production capacity in 2023 compared to 2022, it has nonetheless continued to tap
into its Soviet-era stockpiles by, for instance, refurbishing and sending its 60- and 70-year-old tanks
to Ukraine. Overall, last year saw Russia transition into a long war of attrition while increasingly
shifting to low-cost and lower-quality weapons systems.
In this context, in 2023 the Kremlin moved away from Western-made high-end military components
toward dual-use or even purely civilian technologies to fuel its war machine. As a consequence,
Russia’s international suppliers also changed as more and more military goods flowing into Russia
were obtained from civilian or dual-use suppliers primarily based in China and Hong Kong, as well
as in Turkey, among others. These shifts in military supply chains have also led to more Russian and
foreign companies with a principally civilian footprint finding themselves on sanctions lists. Russia
will likely continue following such import diversification efforts in 2024 as well.
The year 2024 may prove decisive for the Kremlin’s war effort. The Russian MOD, despite facing
a number of weaknesses from labor shortages to entrenched corruption in the field of military
procurement, will be able to sustain domestic arms production and import diversification efforts
to continue its war effort. Western, and especially U.S., support of Ukraine—now expected to be
resumed shortly—will be decisive in containing Russia, as well as curtailing the possibility of a direct
future confrontation with Russia.
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Hi,
I'm looking for repository/algorithm that would enable me to run 2D human pose estimation (body keypoints) up to 10Hz on fairly limited resources (laptop with 2GB vram nvidia card) and i7.
If you have any suggestions, please let me know!
Thanks 🙏🙏
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Hello everyone, today the ICML results are out, congratulations to all those who have papers accepted here. I'm not an academic myself, but sometimes I read papers at these conferences for work, and it's really interesting. I just have a question: why do juniors have so many papers at these conferences? I thought this was something you would have to learn throughout your 5 years of PhD and almost only achieve in the final years of your PhD. Furthermore, I've heard that to get into top PhD programs in the US, you need to have some papers beforehand. So, if a junior can publish papers early like that, why do they have to spend 5 long years pursuing a PhD?
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As often as not, when I ask “Siri, play me BBC News headlines”, instead of Siri playing out the latest bulletin - in the podcasts app…
…I get a reference to the BBC News site, ie it’ll show me how to get to the BBC News website, rather than playing out the news.
That’s why I was so pleased a while ago to find the **direct link** to the audio… [here](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/10318236).
Which was great. It was updated every hour and made it simple to just click and play.
Thing is, it’s now **not** been updated for a year or so; the latest audio on that page is from June 2023, and there’s only so many times you need to hear that, y’know?
So I’m back to the ‘only works half the time’ Siri.
**My question:** is there now any way of getting the BBC News headlines audio via direct link?
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**TL;DR** The equity-bond spread (defined as spread = 1/CAPE - 10Y Treasury Yield) is a measure that shows stocks relative attractiveness compared to bonds. Its this metric, rather than absolute CAPE value, that should be used in making portfolio allocation decisions. Today's spread level corresponds to lower expected outperformance for overweight stock portfolios (i.e., excess returns going from 70% stocks to 80% stocks, for example, are expected to be lower compared to the historical average). It may be wise to hold a neutral or even underweight allocation to equities, given today's valuations.
**Introduction**
As of this writing, first drafted on April 22 2024, the Shiller PE sits at 33.27. Many analysts and investment managers will tell you to fear this number. In his latest memo, Jeremy Grantham says that today’s price-to-earnings metrics sit in the top 1% of modern history, sounding the alarm for U.S. equity bubble territory.
>Well, the U.S. is really enjoying itself if you go by stock prices. A Shiller P/E of 34 (as of March 1st) is in the top 1% of history. Total profits (as a percent of almost anything) are at near-record levels as well. Remember, if margins and multiples are both at record levels at the same time, it really is double counting and double jeopardy – for waiting somewhere in the future is another July 1982 or March 2009 with simultaneous record low multiples and badly depressed margins.
I don’t think it’s quite so simple; it might not be appropriate to look at a single asset class in a vacuum the way that many in the investment community do. Is a 30+ PE high? Objectively, it sounds pretty frothy. If bonds were yielding 10%, I’d almost certainly say that bonds were more attractive. If they were yielding sub-2% like much of the post GFC decade, it might not be as straight forward. At a Shiller PE in the low 30’s, we have a very conservative 3% earnings yield (remember, Shiller averages the past 10 years of earnings) before even accounting for earnings growth. One might conclude that stocks have the slight edge in this case.
The point is, we can’t look at a single valuation metric and make an informed decision. We have to consider valuations of equities against the universe of other asset types.
With this post, my aim is to take a more holistic look at valuations - particularly valuation spreads - and see if we can’t make investment decisions based on our findings.
**A Simple Visualization**
A great place to start with this analysis, and the place that I started when I first began exploring this topic, is a quick visualization plotting stock yields vs bond yields. By doing so, we can start to form a picture on where we are in respect with history.
[PICTURE](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/w\_1456,c\_limit,f\_webp,q\_auto:good,fl\_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F3b15d040-8805-40e2-8610-e86bd3729006\_919x521.png)
It’s important to point out what inferences we might try to gage from this chart.
First, intuition tells us that high earnings yields and high bond yields (as defined by the 10-year treasury, in this case) would lead to high forward equity and bond returns, respectively. So the further right on the plot we are, the higher the future equity returns might be. Likewise, the higher (vertically) the point is, the higher the bond returns should be.
With further inspection, the right most points correspond with the years surrounding the late 1910’s and early 1920’s; leading into what has been monikered the roaring 20’s.
1982 is also highlighted on this plot; which was the kickoff to one of the strongest bond and bull markets in history.
These are in-line with our expectations: high returns happen when yields are high. Duh. Don’t worry, there’s more.
More generally, the further up and to the right we are on the aforementioned graph, the better we can expect forward returns to be for a diversified portfolio.
It’s apt to point out that 2022 was basically the inverse of 1982, having the lowest bond & stock yield combination in the modern era. In fact, the post-GFC era was essentially hugging the lower bounds of both stock and bond yields compared to the pre-GFC era.
We can also start to see a shadow of how bonds and stocks might be related. Perhaps when bonds are yielding higher than stocks, stock returns suffer in relation to bonds. We see that the year 2000 (the dotcom bubble top) had equity earnings yields just over 2% (the lowest in history) while treasuries were yielding nearly 7%. We all know how that turned out.
On that note, one might hypothesize that the spread between stock earnings yields and bond yields might be a predictor on how portfolios perform over time. More on that later.
**Historical Equity-Bond Spreads**
Let’s first define what the Equity-Bond Spread is:
Equity-Bond Spread = (1 / CAPE) - (10 Year Treasury Yield)
[PICTURE](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/w\_1456,c\_limit,f\_webp,q\_auto:good,fl\_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F16dfe181-b315-42a7-b9e4-8e5caf9ebc17\_917x411.png)
Again, the implication is that the higher the equity-bond spread (simply referred to as “spread” moving forward) the more attractive equities are in comparison to bonds (i.e., equity earnings yield of 10% looks more attractive than a 3% bond yield, the spread being 10% - 3% = 7%)
The figure below shows us the historical distributions of equity-bond spreads. Also noted, that today’s valuations lie in the left side of the distribution.
**Excess Returns**
The goal of this study is to see if we can find some indication on whether the spread between stock and bond yields is predictive of future returns.
The easiest way to accomplish this is to compare a stock heavy portfolio to a bond heavy portfolio. One might argue between something super stock heavy like a 90/10 (stock / bond) vs 60/40. But let’s first look at complete opposites of the spectrum: 90/10 vs 10/90.
We’ll define “excess return” as follows:
Excess Return = (10 year annualized return of 90 / 10 portfolio) - (10 year annualized return of a 10 / 90 portfolio)
As an example, in the year 1990, a 90/10 portfolio had a 10 year annualized return of 13.6% while a 10/90 portfolio had a 10 year annualized return of 5.3%, giving an excess return of 8.3%.
Also, in the year 1990, the Shiller PE was 17.05 giving a equity earnings yield of 5.87%. The 10 year treasury yield was 8.21% at that time. This gives a spread of -2.34%.
The point for 1990 is shown on the plot below at (-2.34% , 8.3%).
The red arrow denotes where we are in 2024.
[PICTURE](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/w\_1456,c\_limit,f\_webp,q\_auto:good,fl\_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F63adc327-3a59-4d5f-b6e0-1669e17424e0\_920x518.png)
The big takeaway from this plot is that 1) stocks outperform bonds almost always and 2) there is a decent correlation between the equity-bond spread and excess returns. When stocks yield much higher than bonds, stock heavy portfolios tend to do better, in comparison, vs when the spread is low or negative.
But we already knew that stocks typically perform better than bonds. The better assessment might be when to overweight stocks compared to a more traditional portfolio. Or, better yet, when to take the foot off the gas on a stock heavy portfolio. So let’s do the same exercise, this time comparing a 90/10 to a more traditional 60/40.
[PICTURE](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/w\_1456,c\_limit,f\_webp,q\_auto:good,fl\_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F098ab5e5-5dae-4c97-9ce5-bc046747ce1d\_922x521.png)
I’ve left the original 10/90 comparison on the plot for the visualization. As expected, the excess returns, across the board, are less pronounced because we’re comparing a stock heavy portfolio to a slightly less stock heavy portfolio. But the conclusion is clear. The spread does appear to have an impact on excess returns. In negative spread environments, we’re not paid nearly as much for the extra risk as when spreads are positive and wide. In highly positive spread environments, excess returns can be in the range of 3 - 5%. Which, we all know, can be very impactful over the long-run.
**Understanding Valuation Drivers**
For bonds, valuation is pretty easy: an investor can purchase a bond for a given yield-to-maturity (although returns on bonds aren’t quite as simple).
For equities, we should examine the components of the discounted cash flow model.
In the long run, a PE ratio might be estimated as follows (this is the terminal value equation):
PE = (1+g) / (d-g)
Above, “g” is the long run earnings growth rate, and “d” is the discount rate. In the case of price-to-earnings, “d” will be the cost of equity. I won’t cover these more in depth here because this is a very simplified look, but cost of equity is essentially a measure of risk or the required expected return for the asset.
From this, we can actually glean a lot of useful information.
If the security is considered very safe (ie low risk), the discount rate “d” will be low (since the required rate of return is typically lower for a safe asset). A low discount rate in the equation above will lead to a higher PE ratio.
Conversely, a risky security will have a high discount rate, which will lead to a lower PE.
A high long run growth rate, “g”, will increase the numerator and decrease the denominator, leading to a higher PE for a given discount rate.
From these three ideas, we see that risk and growth are comingled in valuations. Something that’s low risk and has low earnings growth might actually have the same high PE valuation as something that’s high risk and high earnings growth. But the expected return will actually be higher for the high risk security.
This all just to say that while PE ratios are related to forward expected returns, they don’t tell the full story. This is an important caveat to the next section.
**Current Valuations By Asset Classes**
The following data was pulled from Vanguards Website.
VOO = S&P 500 BND = Bond Index
VEA = Developed International VNQ = REITs
VWO = Emerging Markets
[PICTURE](https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/w\_1456,c\_limit,f\_webp,q\_auto:good,fl\_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F5403de2f-6193-4323-b63e-22e54317d46f\_920x523.png)
This chart isn’t meant to be used to decide what asset mixture to make your portfolio. Instead, it’s meant to be used, qualitatively, as a starting point to see what asset mixes might make sense to hold.
Typically, in terms of valuations, the further up and to the right (high starting yield + high earnings growth) on this graph indicates higher predicted forward returns.
But there are trade offs. Namely, this doesn’t account, directly, for risk. Bonds (BND) is considered ‘risk-free’, but it doesn’t offer any potential for earnings (or coupon) growth. Developed international (VEA) looks attractive compared to the S&P 500 (VOO) on a starting yield basis, but it has offered less earnings growth, and comes with extra baggage in terms of geopolitical risk. But high risk does typically mean higher potential returns. The same goes for Emerging Markets (VWO), but to an even greater extent.
**Does History Have to Look Like the Past**
Something else to consider, especially when looking back at the first couple of sections, is “does today have to look like the past?” Do current market environment have stocks overvalued, or is it that historic valuations had stocks inordinately undervalued?
Maybe stocks aren’t as risky as we first thought. Especially in the U.S., the largest companies might not carry a ton of risk at all. In that sense, maybe it was the early days of modern capitalism that were inefficient, and we’re now getting to a more balanced regime in terms of valuations, where risk-free bonds yield in the 3-5% range, and slightly riskier stocks return in the 5-7% range. In this case, the current spread environment would make sense, where starting yields are much closer, and the earnings growth potential of stocks makes up the difference in forward expected returns. But this would be all the more reason to hold a diversified portfolio. Why hold only stocks, when stocks and bonds will give a similar range of outcomes.
Stocks also offer other advantages over bonds. Namely inflation protection. If inflation spikes, bonds an investor is currently holding will not only lose value due to rising interest rates, but the purchasing power of the dollars tied to those bonds will decline over time. Stocks are somewhat more resilient in that revenues and earnings (assuming steady margins) will rise with inflation. In this sense, stocks are actually less risky than bonds or cash.
Inflation also affects the spread in another way. The CAPE ratio uses inflation adjusted earnings from the past. What this means is that in a high inflation environment, the CAPE ratio comes down without any correction in price. We saw this in 2022 where the CAPE fell nearly 30% while the S&P 500 only fell 18%. Due to this phenomena, in a high inflation environment, the metrics used above can correct themselves even while equity prices are climbing.
Another potential issue with this study is that accounting standards have changed over time. Earnings today may not be comparable to earnings of the past. I haven’t explored these potential differences here, but it might be prudent to do so if you were to use this study for actionable advice.
**Conclusions**
**Are we in a Bubble?**
To give Jeremy Grantham a rebuttal (although, I’m sure he’s not asking for one). No, I don’t think we’re in an outright bubble. U.S. markets might be frothy, and forward returns will probably be lower for U.S. stocks, but we’ve seen in the data above that 10 year returns have been fine given any market spread and valuation. Would I be surprised if we had another bear market? No. But I’d be just as un-surprised if we average 6-8% equity returns for the next decade.
**Asset Allocations**
To me, when presented with the data above, it doesn’t seem likely that we’ll be rewarded for holding an overweight U.S. equity portfolio. While equities should continue to outperform bonds for the next ten years, if today’s environment rhymes with history, holding an underweight stock portfolio won’t cost us much in terms of returns. But it may come with the added benefit of lower volatility and overall risk. An underweight portfolio also still has some potential to outperform. That all seems like a good trade-off.
In addition, international (both developed and emerging) markets have relatively enticing valuations and return prospects. While there’s no guarantee that either will outperform U.S. equities, they may offer uncorrelated returns that also won’t drag too much on the overall portfolio.
In general, given the current valuation environment, a balanced portfolio might be the best path forward for risk adjusted returns.
**Citations**
Shiller PE and Treasury Yield Data:
[https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe](https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe)
Historical Return Data:
[https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/\~adamodar/New\_Home\_Page/datafile/histretSP.html](https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/histretSP.html)
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Hi, I'm a student in human science and actually following a sociology of social practice on line. For our end semester project, we want to do a small study about what make people doubt or trust what they are watching on internet. We will basecally show a bunch of ppl fake and real news vidéo and ask them how trustfull they found each one of them and what make them think twice. I'm looking for 1 or 2 vidéos who are credible, in english or french, if possible about actual subject.
Hope you do well and thx for the advice !
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2024-05-02
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r/econmonitor
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2024-05-02
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r/Health
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2024-05-02
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2024-05-02
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E. Martin Estrada is the charging US Attorney on Roger Ver's indictiment: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.\_Martin\_Estrada](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._Martin_Estrada) He's had a great career with Munger, Tolles & Olson, a California law firm. That firm defended utility company PG&E when they negligently started wildfires all over California, killing hundreds of people. They also defended Transocean Deepwater Inc for negligently spilling billions of gallons of oil into the Carribean Ocean, killing untold amounts of ocean life and destroying the regional fishing industry for years. Did I mention that the law firm was founded by noted Bitcoin hater Charlie Munger, and they represented Bitcoin hater Warren Buffet when he decided to give $41 billion to The Bill Gates Foundation (https://archive.is/sUgON)?
For some reason Martin decided to go after Roger Ver for not paying taxes in the USA *ten years after Roger renounced his USA citizenship*. Maybe he should make better use of his time and stick to defending scumbag corporations and helping billionaires launder their fortunes?
Adding a charge of Mail Fraud for the filing of an erroneous tax return is ridiculous. Arresting someone on vacation in Spain is vindictive. This whole thing stinks.
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2024-05-02
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2024-05-02
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I am writing my master dissertation for the University degree Master of Science in Business Engineering: Finance. The topic of my master dissertation is Ethereum. I want to do a post-merge analysis of the returns of Ethereum.
I just finished my complete literature review and explanation of Ethereum in about 25 pages. I am looking for people who can proof-read my text and provide feedback in terms of both content and writing. If you are interested in doing so, leave a comment or talk in DM!
Thanks in advance 😉
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r/ethereum
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2024-05-02
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r/econmonitor
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Automod removed your comment due to political content, I have approved it. Your comment serves its purpose without the first sentence, so in the future just start at the second sentence or it will get removed by automod.
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Let’s face it, Laxman delivered one of the worst quarters ever, and to top it off delivered one of the worst media appearances ever right after. Kevin Johnson was hosed for poor performance and challenging times that Schultz had to come back and clean up in 2022. To me, SBUX is in a crisis right now far worse than when KJ was in. I think if there ever was a time for Howard to be back it’s now.
If I’m Starbucks im relieving Laxman immediately bringing back Schultz on a permanent basis, not interim, for the foreseeable future. He’s only 70, we have 80 year old geezers running for president so he’s a spring chicken.
He’s probably over it at this point, but if he’s not then I could definitely see him back. I’ve never seen so much hate for Starbucks this stock was loved just a few weeks and months ago now all of the sudden it’s the new PayPal. To me, the ceo is responsible for that.
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r/openai
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Congrats! What does it do?
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I was trying to understand Grovers algo and I am unable to figure out why do we need to mark the target state multiple times ?
I mean we have already marked it once can't we simply just process it though diffusion operator again?
Also how does 2|0><0| - I decrease the amplitude of all states while increasing the amplitude of the target?
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Same here. Any update on how to fix it
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Hi there
I have left flowGPT because.
So since there is no site I see as replacing it, I'll share my prompts here.
Here is a repository of my stuff, to be added to later.
[zielperson/AI-whispers: testing (github.com)](https://github.com/zielperson/AI-whispers/tree/master)
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2024-05-02
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r/chatgpt
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r/ChatGPT
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2024-05-02
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Hello everyone! My name is **Peter**, the CEO at Rain Games, and project lead on titles like **Teslagrad** 1 & 2, **World to the West**, and **Mesmer**. A mix of metroidvania, puzzle, and adventure games. We started out in 2010, and launched our first game, Teslagrad in 2013.
We found unexpected success, and have learned A LOT MORE since then.
Now, it’s just been a year since we released [Teslagrad 2!](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1698220/Teslagrad_2/)
To honor the occasion, and as it’s been a while since our last one, we’re doing an AMA!
Ask us about anything you like, be it obscure lore, developer tips and tricks, or beer. I can talk *extensively* about beer.
Joining me is **Ole Ivar Rudi** ([u/oliibald](https://www.reddit.com/user/oliibald/)), the art director for all of our titles, and a more qualified mind as it comes to art, design, and obscure movie trivia.
I hope that'll cover most of our bases.
Proof: [https://imgur.com/a/qUwmHcW](https://imgur.com/a/qUwmHcW)
The AMA will start at 6PM CEST, 12PM ET, 9AM PT.
Feel free to ask your questions beforehand if you’re not able to join while we’re here. We’ll try to answer all of them!
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r/IAmA
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2024-05-02
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r/health
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r/Health
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2024-05-02
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r/tech
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r/tech
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2024-05-02
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r/polkadot
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r/Polkadot
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2024-05-02
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r/btc
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r/btc
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2024-05-02
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r/bitcoincash
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r/Bitcoincash
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2024-05-02
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r/polkadot
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r/Polkadot
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2024-05-02
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r/ethtrader
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r/ethtrader
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2024-05-02
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Hi everyone,
We've just launched an app to help fraud investigators visualize the flow of funds across transactions. It looks like a graph with a big number of relations and varied depth (deeper than 1 =)).
You can check flows with your wallets or another well-known wallet.
We promise we won't track queries with your IP. You don't need to connect your wallet btw.
The tool doesn't have any paid features yet (but we can't promise that it will in the future).
And the link is [https://dictynna.com/](https://dictynna.com/)
Any feedback would be appreciated.
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r/ethereum
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r/ethereum
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2024-05-02
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r/economics
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r/Economics
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2024-05-02
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Wife told yesterday her sister that we save in btc every month. She asked my wife if i really bought a whole bitcoin???
After my wife told her that we only dca 4 digits per month into btc, her sister told her: Wait not even a whole coin? does it even makes sense?
The average joe doesnt know sh!t about Bitcoin.
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r/bitcoin
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r/Bitcoin
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2024-05-02
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r/politics
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r/politics
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2024-05-02
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I sent Ethereum from an external wallet to my PayPal wallet 24 hours ago and I still haven’t received it. When I search for the transaction on Etherscan.io, it says it was completed but PayPal says they don’t see where anything was sent to me. Has anyone else had this problem?
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r/ethereum
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r/ethereum
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2024-05-02
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The article gives no details about the batteries, other than new iron-air type. What capacity and how long will they be able to supply the normal grid load? Enough to last thru a long Winter night? Thru several overcast days? Seems a better fit for a less seasonal location like Hawaii. The amount of solar panels needed for a MN winter day might prove excessive in Summer.
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r/energystorage
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r/EnergyStorage
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2024-05-02
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r/cryptomarkets
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r/CryptoMarkets
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2024-05-02
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r/btc
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r/btc
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2024-05-02
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I'm an avid reader and am in the process of trying to increase my reading speed and my reading comprehension. There is an online resource called Acereader that i'm using to do that; it does things like flashing words across the screen at a certain speed to test recall, RSVP with larger passages to increase speed/comprehension, and eye exercises to help with fixation. But what is really helpful is the passages at the end of each section that you read and answer questions to check your comprehension - it takes your WPM average and comprehension score from that and then increases or decreases your base WPM based on how you did.
Now i'm not looking to make a speed reading application, but I just wanted to provide some background. What i find helpful is the end part that tests reading comprehension. However, the range of texts is narrow. I've found this to be the case with other reading comprehension sites as well. My question is: Could you create an application that takes in the text of ANY book/passage of text whether its fiction, non-fiction, bibliography, news article, etc and spits out multiple choices questions, true/false questions and even open ended discussion questions that could stimulate reading comprehension for the reader?
How hard would that be to program? Could a script be used or would it need manual input for each individual book/passage of text? I tried using ChatGPT to test this with a book I'm currently reading but it can't directly take verbatim passages from a copyrighted text(makes sense). Could there be a work around with this using an app like Libby where you can borrow books digitally from the library?
Really looking for feedback. Not necessarily looking to make money on an app, but as someone who loves to learn I would love to use something like this to really help take in what I've read.
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r/artificial
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r/artificial
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2024-05-02
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r/cryptomarkets
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r/CryptoMarkets
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2024-05-02
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My friends employer filed for bankruptcy and closed the doors permanently. He has contacted the 401k company about a rollover, but, they have nothing from the employer yet. I mentioned with the bankruptcy it could take months. So for the time being he asked me where he should reallocate his current investments to to minimize volatility and losses since he can't contribute anymore. I was thinking a balanced fund, S&P 500/money market combo or everything in a money market. Any suggestions would be great.
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2024-05-02
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Just a little announcement to say that Pixeldrain (a file sharing website) now accepts Monero for its prepaid subscription option. Minimum deposit is $10.
I’m not paid or anything, it’s just a website that I like that is developed by a solo developer (+ they open sourced a big part of the website). After begging for some time they accepted and added Monero to their BTCPay server.
Link: https://pixeldrain.com/
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Hey everyone, I’m Zach from Superpowered AI (YC S22). We’ve been working in the RAG space for a little over a year now, and we’ve recently decided to open-source all of our core retrieval tech.
\[spRAG\](https://github.com/SuperpoweredAI/spRAG) is a retrieval system that’s designed to handle complex real-world queries over dense text, like legal documents and financial reports. As far as we know, it produces the most accurate and reliable results of any RAG system for these kinds of tasks. For example, on FinanceBench, which is an especially challenging open-book financial question answering benchmark, **spRAG gets 83% of questions correct, compared to 19% for the vanilla RAG baseline** (which uses Chroma + OpenAI Ada embeddings + LangChain).
You can find more info about how it works and how to use it in the project’s README. We’re also very open to contributions. We especially need contributions around integrations (i.e. adding support for more vector DBs, embedding models, etc.) and around evaluation.
Happy to answer any questions!
\[GitHub repo\](https://github.com/SuperpoweredAI/spRAG)
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2024-05-02
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2024-05-02
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2024-05-02
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[Is Yen Weakness Tied to Japan’s High Debt Levels? - CME Group](https://www.cmegroup.com/insights/economic-research/2024/is-yen-weakness-tied-to-japans-high-debt-levels.html)
Erik Norland, Managing Director and Chief Economist, CME Group
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2024-05-02
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We are not prepared for the next model. My prediction is that they have an absolute monster behind the scenes but do not want to unleash it just yet as the chaos that would ensue
P.S. if your into the latest AI news, insights and tips Swing by [https://mapleai.beehiiv.com/subscribe](https://mapleai.beehiiv.com/subscribe) if you wanna join the fun and stay ahead!
https://reddit.com/link/1cilaps/video/ofpy9agir1yc1/player
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2024-05-02
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Direct link to the AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/1cil85o/im_jason_leopold_investigative_journalist_at/
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2024-05-02
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Thom Yorke is British btw
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2024-05-02
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2024-05-02
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You bought in March, there's your problem. AI crypto hype has died down. Don't buy highly speculative crypto projects while they are massively over valued. $4.6B mc in March, I mean really? Consider it a boat missed, either wait for the dump, or look for the next one.
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3Jod0VnSU5tek5rbU5WSHdPRnZNV1ZOSHNYQ0sxa1pOczJOc2NaSWp2alZ5dW9uWGJTdllvTExVZWxrVjA2ZFRfQVBDOVFsbEV5VHk0OVczcm5hMkpDeTFoTUc0eFVoQjBENFAyOTB4V0x1dG89
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there's a ton of info online about Form Energy - I'm sure you can find the answers to these questions, which are of course central to the whole idea of battery storage
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r/EnergyStorage
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2024-05-02
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I noticed this quote from “Seth for Privacy” on the most recent *What Bitcoin Did* podcast:
>**I think they [governments] realize that Bitcoin without privacy, and especially without self-custody, doesn’t really provide you any escape from their system. It doesn’t provide you freedom.** Like I said earlier, perhaps you can have more fiat at the end of the day by using ETF or something like that. But if the government decides that that fiat you have belongs to them through capital controls, or aggressive CBCD-enforced confiscation of funds, whatever the kind of future holds for that, they’re fine with Bitcoin fitting within that system. **But the area where I think it scares them is if Bitcoin acts as an escape valve and allows people to actually be able to choose what they want to do with their money. And the two things really required for that are privacy and self-custody.**
[Link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FlM1WYAWcw&t=6m40s).
Well, yes, nicely put. And I agree 100% with that statement. And I note that the above claims didn’t get much pushback from the host, Peter McCormack.
So my question again is how do BTC Maxis not recognize that Blockstream Core’s crippling of BTC capacity was (and is) a *direct* and *massive* attack on both self-custody and privacy? That strikes me as staggeringly obvious and undeniable. As I often point out, BTC’s throughput capacity of only roughly 200 million transactions *per year* is only enough to allow, at most, somewhere on the order of *20 million* unique individuals (or about 0.25% of the global population) at least *some* (limited) access to self-custody. That might sound like an absurdly-tiny figure (and it is!), but consider that there are currently only around 50 million BTC addresses with a non-zero balance (and only around 12.5 million with a balance greater than 0.01 BTC) which likely translates to no more than perhaps *5 million* unique self-custodial holders / on-chain users today. And that’s *already* been enough to cause multiple periods of absolutely insane fee spikes and congestion.
Forcing the vast majority of users to rely on custodial solutions directly denies them access to financial privacy. But it also undermines privacy even for those lucky few who can afford some access to self-custody, by increasing the cost of using coinjoin or mixer privacy tools and by encouraging (privacy-destroying) UTXO consolidation to minimize fees.
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In a new study involving thousands of simulated cases of patients with chest pain, GPT-4 provided inconsistent conclusions, returning different heart-risk assessment levels for the same patient data.
Despite GPT-4’s reported ability to pass medical exams, it also failed to match the traditional methods physicians use to judge a patient’s cardiac risk. [here](https://magazine.mindplex.ai/mp_news/chatgpt-4-fails-at-heart-risk-assessment/)
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There's been a lot of discussion about benchmark contamination, where models are trained on the data they are ultimately evaluated on. For example, a [recent paper](https://twitter.com/hughbzhang/status/1785877026794356858) showed that models performed substantially better on the public GSM8K vs GSM1K, which was a benchmark recently created by Scale AI to match GSM8K on difficulty and other measures.
Because of these concerns about benchmark contamination, it is often hard to take a research lab's claims about model performance at face value. It's difficult to know whether a model gets good benchmark performance because it is generally capable or because its pre-training data was contaminated and it overfit on the benchmarks.
One solution to this problem is for benchmark creators to release their datasets in stages. For example, a benchmark creator could release 50% of their dataset upon release, and then release the remaining 50% in two stages, 25% one year later and 25% two years later. This would enable model evaluators to check for benchmark contamination by comparing performance on the subset of data released prior to the training cutoff vs. the subset released after the training cutoff. It would also give us a better understanding of how well models are actually performing.
One last point - this staged release process wouldn't be anywhere near as helpful for benchmarks created by scraping the web, as even the later-released data subsets could be found in the training data. But it should be useful for other kinds of benchmarks.
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My question wasn't about the tech of the batteries, rather the capacity and how well they will smooth the fluctuating solar output. Re battery-backup of grid power elsewhere, I have only read of one site in W. Australia which claims "a few hours" to support the local grid when the green energy fails (solar + wind).
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Hello reddit boxing fans!
I'm Jim Lampley, long-time boxing broadcaster for HBO and member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
I'll be joining PPV.com again for some exclusive content on the Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia card taking place Saturday, May 4th. For information on how to order, visit https://www.ppv.com/event/canelo-vs-munguia.
After doing an [AMA back in 2017](https://www.reddit.com/r/Boxing/comments/6fw2o1/i_am_jim_lampley_hbo_announcer_and_member_of_the/), and then another [last September](https://old.reddit.com/r/Boxing/comments/16srfju/i_am_jim_lampley_boxing_broadcaster_and_member_of/), I'm back again to talk with you this week. Prior to fight night, I will be joining you at 3pm ET/12pm PT/8pm BT on Thursday, May 2nd to answer questions you have for me.
Proof: https://twitter.com/ppv_com/status/1786049764767007037
/u/MDA123 will be helping out with questions and answers.
Ask me anything!
AMA taking place here on r/boxing
https://www.reddit.com/r/Boxing/comments/1chom6f/i_am_jim_lampley_hall_of_fame_boxing_broadcaster/
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The official website doesn't go into that, although I'm sure it could be found in filings with the state regulatory folks if you're curious. Form's pitch is that its iron batteries can do major output for three or four days - 100 hours is the eye-catching claim - at less cost. That's the pitch, anyway.
[Sherco Solar Project (xcelenergy.com)](https://mn.my.xcelenergy.com/s/renewable/developers/sherco-solar-project)
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Hi,
So i am curious that if you are not working on ML part in your work and you are a data scientist, how does your work differentiate from a data analyst? What statistics methods do you use if not modelling for insights? Because i recently had an interview and they mentioned they do not work on ML part and usually its about getting insight from data. Then wouldn’t it be same as data analyst?
Also, for data insights how do you gather insights if you are not doing ML models? Like use just basic descriptive stats, or basic regessions, and think about questions, or cleaning and feature engineering is what you do?
Becaus, i alway thought when you want to get insights you need to do PCA, some regression models other than just basic stats. I would love to know more if you are a “data scientist” but doesn’t work on ML
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnR252MHVuQ09QT3o2bzlqNUp4QklqMi1wMnlLR0JBSlVhVGgwRE1BQVZqZDg0NmNSMHNsM0hZUm5TTWxlRnlwajBaZXJ1ek5BNC1Uc0xvSzRlQlJCYXV5UFlZVFlJZTFRNGFDdTRCck5KRzZNOEZWTFBVS1RGS0l4ODQ5ZWpGeENNenM2SWthVmtmRW5qUncyVlJSbVVPaW9hSWI3cWI1R21zWkhSd0d1blR6WGN5UGdZd1E5d2JoQzQ3TFI3YVVlM1Uxelo2bDJsanc1Ukx0dllVLUFVdz09
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I have some papers in top venus myself, but whenever I sit down and be brutually honest with myself. I feel my work is good but it is just not that impactful, like one more brick in the wall.
I wonder how often we can see something as impactful as "Attention is all you need" for example.
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2024-05-02
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I uninstalled torch version 2.3 and used 2.2.2, however I'm getting different errors when trying to use model tracking with YOLOv8 and It might be due to my dependency versions but I am not sure
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoOFR5T245RzhEWnl2cUEtQTBVb29JNjRKSnR4R1BqY2tqTjY1OTYyd3hUWGQ0TmRrOUY5alNGYXhNbGxyMGw5Y1JxRFNENEZ2UW0yT1AyRXRRcnZiSnc9PQ==
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3Jnd09ObFpKNXFIcmxULWp6RHdsdEFxalZ4ajVSam9vYzBfM1ZkWkJRN01ZdzkzVWJTX2hwUUxGMmhmMjB5Njhoa0h3Zk5RX2F1RWJRREROVjI1QVljNy1FbXhIa2ZtMkMtZlVyYUlXdWkxMVFoRHdVR3dOZmU2QTJQZDE5QmFCazk1Qk1ra0k1OUZzMS1vdTN4NVV1cWRTQjh3eXZkR1NXVHdfQVFTMlBQaThBcG1PenpiYzJlQXR3YXd0MFZCRXFOdGFfR28zQUFMZ0l2ckQ0T1ZHNHo3Zz09
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[https://aidisruption.substack.com/p/chatgpt-goes-open-source-accessible?r=2ajqea](https://aidisruption.substack.com/p/chatgpt-goes-open-source-accessible?r=2ajqea)
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnSzFNVTVpdEZoZFdoOWtWX2FWTHFDV3lPTjZmMjRPN0JVdUtlMUpOUjhlNWFPd2E1T2hYbm1ZNmd2NWdkSVdkYlpnZ242UHNVbmhIbkxqazBEWXR0elRfQkRpY0VtWDM4ZXc0bi1DYnZ1a1djbEMybjY5eGpNc2dSX0RIT1BsVDBBcldrODVfaWhlN1JzWmJ2eF9hM3pVSlNkQWJfVG5DcXYxVUFjS09tZWdDR0hBdGtmMFJvZldidnQtaG5RLVdy
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“Wasabi Wallet will continue to function as a regular bitcoin wallet, users can generate private keys to receive and send bitcoin. Even without coinjoins, Wasabi’s client-side filtering architecture, Tor integration and custom coin selection make it the most private light wallet available. However, the nature of the bitcoin blockchain prevents users from obtaining complete privacy without coinjoins.”
Scheduled to go into effect on June 1st
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnUVNjbS1lZjhiSENpWDZBMkpoYkZCaXlOdlVRck1tTG1QOEhibzB5b1dPLXdPaFhRdWpLWVdUc2pvaHNEaHpqVVBraG9XR0dXWUx6dG5iN2l0NTdWU1JpWXBaQ3Z6V3d1RlJSVTB5aEg1TnBKZTc0cEx0RkI1bDdYdDU0dzdMUW81b2V2YlpBOXpseVl2UzN3SUJxeTJSdzR1NlpYRk1CQVRYR09KWFhxMHJ3aDktdjVYd1g2akFWcXdzM1ZKZTEtalFZenRwRXplUjVCVUt5c2x0VEpuUT09
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regardless, downgrading a version seems to get rid of this error in particular, if anyone knows a better fix to actually be able to use 2.3 as its the latest stable version, that would be awesome
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2024-05-02
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Not related to your initial question but since you are studying, you should learn about proper use of generators (ex: range()).
Converting a generator to a list is often completely useless, slow down execution and has a bigger memory footprint (possibly leading to oom errors).
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoWjg1YWJJcmlfRkE3bE9VMl8xMGVJOVR1aEFwZG5TR1owS0hyU1k5QXJEQzE0RTNMdFpkVllkWTZmY1FYNmtMMTBaMDZfOHQxMnBhMDNJLWtsMWlUVjljVVRGXzU4Z3lncXpwMkNVTmVrS1U9
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I’ve been staking dot for two years or so and yesterday was the first day I ran into “No active nominations” and then today it’s showing the same. Strangely, I received a reward today which should have been for yesterday (except that I didn’t have an active nomination). Anyway, I have always gotten one of my 16 nominated validators selected, so yesterday was a first… but today also going unselected is concerning. Not that it matters here, but I have well over the minimum rewards threshold. This is simply all 16 of my validators going “unelected” two days in a row
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2024-05-02
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What have you accomplished and how does it position you to grow further? What has this career given you that you're thankful for; be it money, prestige, knowledge or even a bit of fun?
I'm asking this to learn from the folks who have done good for themselves in this career and to receive inspiration. We could all use some inspiration.
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r/neuralnetworks
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r/neuralnetworks
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnZjJmeVM3b3RHQlJSY2ktOUhVUDMzMGpTYjBZUlhlX1Zqa0tnSzNCb1dJZGlkRmpnTEpxcHg3RHBnTXpwdUFwR01ZMHZ5TkE0UGx0TDFxbWM2TlBweGk0TE1iVGhvYjJPOTE2ODBtZ3RoVVBqTXM0blVjXzFPamFrM2daYXp2SnZmMEtRU1duSTJFdlpNc2Y4ZVF4emJQeVQybjBtLUJhUEpHNTRFQWZ3VWFKNHBneTlJUDNXbkNPcWRDSkl0eFg2aFlEZXZjRWJiMnZXVDVOZE94U2IyQT09
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I am seeing conflicting information regarding eth ens names.
When you purchase a name is it permanently tied to the wallet address that purchased the name.
It was reported in the past that you don't lose the eth spent on the name, it reverts back to the wallet once the name is given up (don't know if thats true as it was reported in 2017 and I see no mention of it since)
What happens if your address is compromised? Addresses are pretty disposable and sometimes wallets get hacked and you have to dispose of them, that means the name associated with it is useless. Actually worse than useless as people may still send eth to that name and address...
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r/ethereum
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r/ethereum
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2024-05-02
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Hello,
Recently I’ve had 2 times not receiving any staking rewards. On the 21ste of April and the 1st of may using nova wallet. Had anybody else encountered this problem?
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r/polkadot
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post
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r/Polkadot
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2024-05-02
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r/worldnews
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post
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r/worldnews
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2024-05-02
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r/btc
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post
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r/btc
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2024-05-02
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GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 Rumors Run Wild, Sam Altman Spectates Online
People in AI are talking a lot about GPT-5. They want to know when it will come out.
**OpenAI's boss, Altman, shared some news. He said they will update bit by bit. They might put out GPT-4.5 before GPT-5 is fully done.**
Today, people thought OpenAI would say something big. But nothing was said.
But don't worry. A strange new model showed up on a chatbot site. People online are talking about it. No one knows what it is yet. It might be linked to GPT-5. We will have to wait and see.
[https://open.substack.com/pub/aidisruption/p/gpt-45-and-gpt-5-rumors-run-wild?r=2ajqea&utm\_campaign=post&utm\_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true](https://open.substack.com/pub/aidisruption/p/gpt-45-and-gpt-5-rumors-run-wild?r=2ajqea&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true)
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r/gpt4
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post
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r/GPT4
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2024-05-02
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What is the current state of research for nanotechnology to be applied to the human brain?
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r/nanotech
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post
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r/nanotech
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2024-05-02
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r/monero
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post
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r/Monero
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2024-05-02
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Long story short, a company has a budget for buying GPUs expected to fine-tune LLMs(probably 70B ones), and I have to the research to find which GPU setup is the best with respect to their budget.
The budget can buy **three H100** GPUs or **five A100** GPUs.
I tried my best but until now is not clear to me which of these setups is better. While five A100s have more VRAM, they say H100 are 2-8 times faster than A100s!
I'm seeking help. Any valuable insights will be appreciated.
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r/machinelearning
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post
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r/MachineLearning
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JncTVtVUNLMUM0TXdvSXRZeUF1ZE9LbFo2Zzd3YUxrYkxNMHB0NE9sNDlMQmFzV3lsdXZjUTdnZG5rSnBkcV9BNXNIVV96YlhVMUYzQlpkNGhHNzBPTXdoXzhWVWVndDd6UWZPSld1cVFpcnp0U3VkX05oNkFwUmxwWDdXVXpuRzhhWFlodE5hdlNGbldTUWJHcFQ1NEF0RTVtbXJyM19TeF9fUGZQTlBnaU9tSVh0Y09IUzM2QThFOVdSazJMQkU1NmV2ZGxqNVFkSkUyNndXdzdrQUZVUT09
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r/monero
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post
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r/Monero
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnMHpNbVkyNkdncTR0eU4ydnY4alZFREozeTJscVhJWFh0UDdWZENwVGl6Wk0tZTlwZWtJbmw2a0FDQWdJeHdkWUI5NlF6Z2t5OWpWeFQ0WTBvRkI3cmZ1X3o2UGJtdFZJLVA1eGN5MjlIazhGeWU5bjlzN2E2TzJPSTV2NmZlem5OVnJHTUpSYVNzblpfemMzUDJTM0hNekc2NWVGeWlkd0Jpc1FqbEhXS2ZDNGZyUTdldV9EWjMxWlNCb0xlMW1H
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r/cryptocurrencytrading
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post
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r/CryptoCurrencyTrading
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2024-05-02
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https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/125109
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r/pytorch
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r/pytorch
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2024-05-02
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r/news
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r/news
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoejZTSjZsRVllb2JDR295b2Fxbk1iOFNfd2Y5UGtDTFM0Mjh6TllZWlUxdFRBWlFGU1RlUjU2c1dGX1RXWmJablBDanQtenkySlJCR2xUdGFha3dDR0ttd3RKbnFTQTFReWRDSDBYUE02dW89
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnampZN2tFbTBOZUZyb01RbTVEVThGMXE0cHV1NXNFUG1QRWE3YUEtOWlhYmNwZlZvcVFvVDJzTVFiUURnN0xkYXBHOXk4OVlyR3Z6cUxsUWVJcE1DV1Z3cFprWUk1V3daSEk1ZEZzZS1hMEhTLURBampURGNFZVZRenFueDdyZFhPUHoxaTk4TFhDMG0yOEZsdlJoMk5xTWJoamFidkpVdmUzV196UmN1b0xtSEtleWx6WURvd1JIQnJyeXBlUmlEUlkzTTRfV1pGZlRGWk5yOVhyeUpaZz09
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Most institutional interest is in merg arb, and is levered up. Spreads will look wider on an absolute basis as funding costs go up.
Into cash deals, they're generally putting a lot of work into establishing the factors affecting deal closing. If the spreads are wide, there's generally something dicey, as in the case of $SAVE.
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r/securityanalysis
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r/SecurityAnalysis
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnN0Z2bllRNWE0czJJQS14QmZHT0liX1liY01pSnl1cGFvN2k0TVdsQ3JjLW5UbWJpQ3g0b3JpNkMyQ1pkUlZIaU5ZZGRoMEFuWmp5bXVKR3d3OGhXbEFTc242cWxoX1ItS2QwMnE2R3VTNjZYc0pZQ1B3bmdlUXBSWUxQcFl3N2xmekVPY204bkZmTExOb2M1MldOTURkd0hlRmh4YTloVnBfTV9fQV96b0lNZEhrc2FXei1WcXNwV1VVSFFZcVpp
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In December 2023, I created a Flipstarter to produce Bitcoin Cash videos in the Hausa language for greater outreach and adoption. As promised, I created the videos and have been sharing them with Hausa communities through their local groups on WhatsApp and Telegram. Additionally, I provided some content to local TV stations and utilized a grassroots approach by forming groups among friends and family to share the videos.
For the purpose of this report, the videos have been uploaded to YouTube. check Videos link in the comments section
In addition to the 30 videos, I also created a TikTok channel and began producing BCH videos, with more than 15 videos Already in our TikTok.
Furthermore, I established a blog where I post articles about Bitcoin Cash and translate the Bitcoin Cash Foundation's weekly news into Hausa. These articles are published on the blog bch.techhausa.com .
I also created a Twitter handle, @BchHausa, where I share updates with the community about our work.
This is just the beginning of our commitment to educating and onboarding the Hausa community to Bitcoin Cash. The Hausa community is one of the largest in West and Central Africa, with over 80 million speakers. Our next project is ready, with numerous activities aimed at reaching and educating even more people about the freedom of peer-to-peer transactions. Stay tuned for our next Flipstarter campaign next week to discover the educational and onboarding activities we have planned for Hausa communities.
Thanks to all the Bitcoin Cash community for your support.
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r/bitcoincash
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r/Bitcoincash
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoX1NCbEVURWdtQ2JFRzhIem8zZlhoSTZyeWkxSExESjRsaFB0MnpBSTlsLVUxT3JfMl9lbWFaSllCYWhQNzhqbXpQXy12V3hCUEhZWEJ4RGZuQ080dHczdFZlTjNmcElHTVJCcEFaa0ZqZHM9
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnS041M3Jka1hubVJleEIxUzNDR2FHYmZISGRmb0QyOGZyMVNvZUFsVm94TXc5MjYyWDZxamRhV3NaaUM4R1I0SC0yOTlsMEp0c3RkUXd4ZDNDMlFsTWViYVJQUEhIRm5sUS1xVFVZSWlNVTZ4MXJ3VUJubFJrOWwyVGZfNkZqLU45UGdpWDZPbm1kWGd0X0Q5VkFyR3dpX0hoVGtvcTF3RDBiNHBiNjNUT19jSm1kdmp5d0VNWE9Gdnc1cU55XzRTdVRzT2FTNmZGc2xSV29vVjFmazVrQT09
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In December 2023, I created a Flipstarter to produce Bitcoin Cash videos in the Hausa language for greater outreach and adoption. As promised, I created the videos and have been sharing them with Hausa communities through their local groups on WhatsApp and Telegram. Additionally, I provided some content to local TV stations and utilized a grassroots approach by forming groups among friends and family to share the videos.
For the purpose of this report, the videos have been uploaded to YouTube. check Videos link in the comments section
In addition to the 30 videos, I also created a TikTok channel and began producing BCH videos, with more than 15 videos Already in our TikTok.
Furthermore, I established a blog where I post articles about Bitcoin Cash and translate the Bitcoin Cash Foundation's weekly news into Hausa. These articles are published on the blog bch.techhausa.com .
I also created a Twitter handle, @BchHausa, where I share updates with the community about our work.
This is just the beginning of our commitment to educating and onboarding the Hausa community to Bitcoin Cash. The Hausa community is one of the largest in West and Central Africa, with over 80 million speakers. Our next project is ready, with numerous activities aimed at reaching and educating even more people about the freedom of peer-to-peer transactions. Stay tuned for our next Flipstarter campaign next week to discover the educational and onboarding activities we have planned for Hausa communities.
Thanks to all the Bitcoin Cash community for your support.
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r/btc
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r/btc
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2024-05-02
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MOI-TD - the first tech demonstration of 'AI-lab in space's, in making. 3 out of 6 is stacked up. Next few weeks are going to be crucial to the system as a whole up. Launching on ISRO's PSLV POEM-4. A new platform to test your tensorflow models in space :)
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r/tensorflow
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r/tensorflow
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoU0FIUmY2a29fNkhoUFRYRU1RVXhmOTZ4QzlKVG5QVEJTT091RTBDaXZ4b1QtNEFYbTVGSVc4VWJmTDhNd2V5cDVKLXg1UlNOTFVVQWFoTUg5VERmQVE9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnRmN2UnZZZW1Xd2N6aXB2MUNwM0JiZnN6VkdYME4xbDR1dDJlQ1hTR2NGNjg5QTNpQ0tWZmhGT3NGd0RQWlhVVEJOdkN4b3BhWXcydnFxYmJuNG9nalRhbmV5dnlSY05fSXFZZU81cW80cWRWckFRX1RGcUd1aWhPT1VxdFBJWk5FZHlfenZQWHBmQVhJXzJTWUp2VEpQUTFRX29zYWhCMXk1N0xqSm1Xbm1GY0dfYUZZRWlKS2hkNmpuSlZFNkExcW5rSjJuTnJsZUx2RldvQzdZNnZlQT09
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r/news
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r/news
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2024-05-02
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I see a new work—KAN: Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.19756). "In summary, KANs are promising alternatives for MLPs, opening opportunities for further improving today's deep learning models which rely heavily on MLPs."
I'm just curious about others' opinions. Any discussion would be great.
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r/deeplearning
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r/deeplearning
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnSlBhRkZONFhwQzZLWE43Q3VEckZfc1M3eUlWVDRZazNPeDZKTzZ2Sm9DZmNCS2I3ckJYMlM3bTUwUjY1TzEzZGFFc0VqSzQ2ckhJYUU0Sm5ZWGhrRWRTLU1SLXNsZTBZNXQ5TFRDTGtMQmRJUl83ZklueFVEcXNGZ0dYaTdFcGJKMWhSZmhkckNCRl9wZDM5YXFFaTdUbXMydk5MRWZGVXBqQWJhd2J3NGFMS1hwOXZacW5iSUpDc09FRjdGZmM4
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r/monero
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r/Monero
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoLXFhN3gzOTN1R2xzd2lrTkVGTkRTUzVEd09ibzMtdzdXZEFzN1cyUXdBYXF5RWRzQm82MXRTSm5NTlJ4Zml6VzNqckpVYXRvSlhIMzB1VlluRWJQTWc9PQ==
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JnTkFvbUMyM3hRbEY0S2pVbmdFRUlzNkExVE5iMkJGRkh1MENpc1NnblRqM1NFUUp4cUU3aTVSNG95aTJUdko5LVhHcWZHODdFUE9CTGJDM2ZrVXd5OFpMTTBFM0hEajJZeW9HdGRIUG96dWU1NjkzY3A5bVZiZUlsN3ZZeHkxV01MemduWVMyV050UkRZM2pCN215RnM2YzhEQW1TVFlvY0lkaUZtblJwSVJsRkZReGx2TDd0WlNHZ1lyOHpwcVZy
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I finished my Ph.D. a year ago. Left academia and went to be a data scientist at a tech company. I like it, but still thinking about moving to a more research position somehow in the future. Not sure though.
Anyway, an unfinished work of mine got picked by a friend which finished it and applied to ICML. It got accepted (yay!).
I now wonder - beside the fact that I find conferences fun, is there an actual benefit in attending? Presenting the paper? I know that for academic / researchers, this is a great opportunity to meat people and hear about current research. But as I'm not there anymore, is there a real reason to go?
Quite a weird question, but I am just not sure, and I'd be happy to hear your thoughts.
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r/machinelearning
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r/MachineLearning
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2024-05-02
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Z0FBQUFBQm0wR3JoN0ZKMFVYMW1TMzgyMmpsLXFGMFYtSzJEX056ZHBmcU85MWRlWnd5QU9IOEc3aXZUOXB6WjliS0hMdG8zX0lDR09ReW9DRmctTWthWmZHMkVfZGg2SGc9PQ==
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