Klemen

[Heatmappr @heatmappr]

🇦🇹 Austrian DNA Distance Heatmap
Closer to Hungarians and Slovenes than to northern Germans.

max distance = 0.05

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@Kristof_Poland It's true that almost all European politicians ignore the topic but PM of Slovenia actually pointed out that about two months ago in this interview which probably inspired you too: https://t.co/BUKG6XnD95

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Our enemies want to destroy our civilisation and establish a communist society.

To do that they are trying to dismantle the nation, family, private schools, religion… everything which creates the human conscience,

says Slovenian PM @JJansaSDS in a V24 interview. 🇸🇮

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@JAtanackov There are a couple of great places to see potential light show in this area live. It' on SLO - IT border, small hills with view of whole Veneto and Friuli, say for more info.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@Einya_Archer @HetkeBrian @donalddhoffman Yes but each memory shapes physical traces as in brain wiring - becoming "you" physically too. The memories shape future memories and could make the storing and use of memories in the future much more long lived and effective.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@Jason I’m in

[François Chollet @fchollet]

One of the most common mistakes people make when evaluating the pace of AI research is to look at progress on one type of task and extrapolate it to all tasks that humans can do.

AI progress is extremely vertical-specific. In the past year, verifiable domains and in particular code have shown fast progress, which does not extend to other domains. This is because the main driver of AI capabilities remains, to this day, the memorization and operationalization of past data, which can be generated in unlimited quantity in the case of verifiable domains.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@jackfriks @lovelee_app May i ask how you acquire new customers? Any marketing or purely from appstore?

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@calcsam BOOK thank you!

[François Chollet @fchollet]

The essence of great software is the quality of its abstractions. Great abstractions are indefinitely composable and stackable. They become a dependable foundation for future work, future thought.

The best ones are so robust you never have to revisit them -- you can forget them and build forward without ever looking back.

Achieving this is the greatest productivity hack in software engineering. Because the greatest productivity drain is backtracking.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

If you understand the interplay between working memory and long-term memory, then you can actually derive – from first principles – the methods of effective teaching.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

Whether you realize it yet, achieving your dreams is a race against time.

Time forces convergence, and premature convergence is what kills dreams.

Unfortunately, it’s hard to understand this when you’re young, before you know the wrath of time or the meaning of convergence.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@P_A_Kirschner @C_Hendrick @DrJimHeal @HachetteBooks I used to believe that we don't have sufficiently abstracted explanation of how brain is wired on physical level. Now i know that memories are residues of thought, and as such can be consciously manipulated towards desired wiring (learning) goals.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@Madam_Mito @williamwallace May I ask why you wouldn’t touch quercetin?

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@Arcturus_f @ethanhays @eastdakota @grok tell me more

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@patrickc Jamaica 🇯🇲

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@TomHollywood54 @NoahRyanCo Can you tell me more about it please? I too experienced some short heart rhythm changes but I’m still using it.

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@BenBackus4 May i ask what tool you use to create the knowledge graph? I see it’s run locally…

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@nbrempel Make https://t.co/0D5c2LfUPI great again

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@nbrempel One of the shortest for me :)

[Klemen @klemenjarc]

@justinskycak Amazing post Justin! Another one, I find your insights on learning simply fascinating!