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H-Nets - the Future | Goomba Lab H-Nets - the Future This post is part of a two-part series. H-Nets: the Past H-Nets: the Future [ Paper ] [ Code ] In this post, I’m going to try to convince you why H-Nets are fundamental and important. There was only so much content that could make it to the paper, and I think there are a lot of downstream consequences and interesting technical connections that we didn’t cover. Much of this will be based on deeper (but mostly unvalidated) intuitions I have and speculative implications about H-Nets. For fun, I’ll formulate several concrete hypotheses and predi
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