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"Collaborative Battleship" game has revealed that AI agents are better at answering questions than asking them.

CSAIL & SEAS had LMs play together, where Monte Carlo inference strategies helped small agents outpace the largest models at ~1% of the cost: https://t.co/o5hBbB4X5s

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The evolution of Apple logos over 50 years, v/@theapplehub.

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"Collaborative Battleship" game has revealed that AI agents are better at answering questions than asking them.

CSAIL & SEAS had LMs play together, where Monte Carlo inference strategies helped small agents outpace the largest models at ~1% of the cost: https://t.co/o5hBbB4X5s

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Excited to share a bunch of recent press in @MIT News and Scientific American!

From today: https://t.co/kzza7Kryqx

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9 distance measures in data science w/algorithms (v/@MaartenGr).

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"Anyone who has lost track of time when using a computer knows the propensity to dream, the urge to make dreams come true, & the tendency to miss lunch." — Tim Berners-Lee

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Classic tech: booting up an old school (mid-90s) computer.

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Free MIT course breaks down deep learning: https://t.co/S9DmjSlveB

Here, MIT ass't prof. Sara Beery discusses how it's driven breakthroughs in areas like image generation, coding, & playing games (Lecture 1).

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What really happens inside a computer chip?

MIT CSAIL built an operating system kernel called "Fractal" that gives researchers a clearer view. It revealed that the Apple M1 could be vulnerable to a class of speculative attack known as "Phantom": https://t.co/8TsVfIpXCC

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What’s an invention you feel deserves more credit?

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Bathroom decor inspired by GitHub 😂

v/@r0ktech

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Classic computer animation techniques from the 90s, as used in Toy Story.

v/@0xmitsurii

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In May 1967, two computer scientists introduced Simula 67, an early programming language that pioneered concepts like classes & objects, laying the groundwork for object-oriented programming: https://t.co/rx0l9Q4QTO

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In May 1967, two computer scientists introduced Simula 67, an early programming language that pioneered concepts like classes & objects, laying the groundwork for object-oriented programming: https://t.co/rx0l9Q4QTO

[Joseph Ravichandran @0xjprx]

I built an operating system just for reverse engineering CPUs.

We used it to poke around the branch predictors on Apple Silicon and found some cool stuff (including Phantom fetches!).

See what we found here: https://t.co/eN0PXNusNG

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MIT researchers developed “Insum,” a technique for speeding up computations on datasets replete w/zeros.

It rewrites Einstein summation (“einsum”) operations to avoid inefficient handling of zeros, improving memory efficiency & performance: https://t.co/JXLLk3yuLe

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Different types of matrices, v/@codek_tv.

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Ranking every birthday, from most to least common. Where does yours rank?

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Einstein's notes from 1913 about relativity.

Images v/@LensScientific

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"I was born not knowing & have had only a little time to change that here & there." — Richard P. Feynman '39