Edward Yu
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- Donald Trump Is an Opioid for the Masses, But He Can't Solve America's Growing Social-Cultural Crisis - The Atlantic1 savers
- Every Benchmark is Broken - Jonathan’s Substack1 savers
- Development notes from xkcd's "Machine"2 savers
- Copy of HOW TO SUCCEED IN MRBEAST PRODUCTION1 savers
- Arguments for P — LessWrong4 savers
- I Wouldn't Say Pangram is Broken, But I Would Say That It's Brittle1 savers
- Secret Agent1 savers
- 7_There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury.pdf1 savers
- Why do autistic people talk like anime villains?1 savers
- No Data Centers In My Backyard - by Jasmine Sun1 savers
- The government wants you to smoke - by Daniel Wu1 savers
- The Median Voter is a Maoist - by Nicholas Decker1 savers
- Henry_Shrapnel1 savers
- startup review: axiom math - erika milktea2 savers
- 💺 on X: "Introducing MazeBench, a 3D open world environment that evaluates long term planning with visual spatial reasoning. It spans hundreds of rooms and puzzles. Today’s best agents cannot progress beyond the initial levels. https://t.co/L0MjK6ODNN" / X1 savers
- How to survive boiling water - by Jane A. Cook - TAXA1 savers
- Yu Deng Wins the Fields Medal 2026 for His Work on the Random Data Problem | Quanta Magazine1 savers
- Donkey Kong (1981 video game)1 savers
- How Go Players Disempower Themselves to AI — LessWrong9 savers
- Generative artificial intelligence creates delicious, sustainable, and nutritious burgers | npj Science of Food4 savers
- A Big Little Idea Called Legibility — Ribbonfarm3 savers
- Artificial Intelligence and the Structure of Mathematics1 savers
- The World Is an Easier Place Without You In It by Karen Shepard5 savers
- matduggan.com/the-intolerable-hypocrisy-of-cyberlibertarianism/3 savers
- Crusading_movement1 savers
- Data center land use issues are fake - Andy Masley1 savers
- How banned AI chips end up in China - by Erich Grunewald1 savers
- Thucydides_Trap3 savers
- Kernel method2 savers
- will brown on X: "On SFT, RL, and on-policy distillation" / X3 savers
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Nintendo's counsel, John Kirby, countered that Universal had argued in a previous case that King Kong's scenario and characters were in the public domain (by way of the novelization of the 1933 film). Sweet ruled in Nintendo's favor, awarding them Universal's profits from Tiger's game ($56,689.41), damages and attorney's fees.[36]: 217 Universal appealed, trying to prove consumer confusion by presenting the results of a telephone survey and examples from print media where people had allegedly assumed a connection between the two Kongs.[118]: 118 On October 4, 1984, the court upheld the previou…
Donkey Kong (1981 video game)Here we represent each burger recipe solely by its ingredients and their associated weights. Accordingly, a recipe x0 = {m, w}, consists of a binary ingredient mask m ∈ {0, 1}K that indicates presence or absence of each ingredient and the ingredient weight . We adopt a two-stage diffusion-based framework that decouples ingredient selection from ingredient quantification: Specifically, we integrate a multinomial diffusion model41 to generate ingredient masks with a score-based generative model42 to generate ingredient weights conditional on a given mask
Generative artificial intelligence creates delicious, sustainable, and nutritious burgers | npj Science of FoodThe big mistake in this pattern of failure is projecting your subjective lack of comprehension onto the object you are looking at, as "irrationality." We make this mistake because we are tempted by a desire for legibility.
A Big Little Idea Called Legibility — RibbonfarmJohnson tells the researcher that perhaps they should start by examining his brain's baseline reaction to meaningless stimuli. He naively suggests a white-noise pattern as the right starter image. The researcher patiently informs him that subjects' brains tend to go crazy when a white noise (high Shannon entropy) pattern is presented. The brain goes nuts trying to find order in the chaos. Instead, the researcher says, they usually start with something like a black-and-white checkerboard pattern.
A Big Little Idea Called Legibility — RibbonfarmWomen, despite being discouraged, were involved as participants, proxies for absent crusaders, or victims.
Crusading_movementChinese state propaganda outlets have latched onto the narrative of the Thucydides Trap in order to promote a set of power relations that favors China
Thucydides_TrapChina's main interest has always been its regional position, and if that is the case, then there are strong arguments for it to show patience, as its economic pull becomes progressively stronger
Thucydides_Trapa number of pressing issues the two nations are at odds over that increase the likelihood of the two powers falling into the Thucydides trap
Thucydides_TrapThis is the punchline of the geometric analysis. RL is sparse but unbiased. SFT is dense and biased but diffuse. Same-family OPD inherits SFT's diffuseness because the teacher distribution is calibrated to the student's family. OPSD is the unique case where you get density, bias, and concentration at once — which is why it ships with explicit defenses (KL clipping, fixing the teacher to the initial policy) that the other methods don't need.
will brown on X: "On SFT, RL, and on-policy distillation" / X