Sergey Bartunov

Весело мне вечером — зубы во рту, глаза на лбу

[Institute for Protein Design @UWproteindesign]

Stay tuned 🎧

[Isomorphic Labs @IsomorphicLabs]

Come and talk to us about current opportunities to join our interdisciplinary team at @icmlconf on 21-27 July. Share your details here: https://t.co/a8lFxTz5Cv #ICML2024

[Isomorphic Labs @IsomorphicLabs]

We’ll be at @icmlconf 21-27 July - if you'll be there we’d love to chat to you about our rational drug design work and opportunities to join our team. Register here https://t.co/a8lFxTyxMX to arrange a time. #ICML2024

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

There is actually no need of topology and the answer is quite trivial:

[Peyman Milanfar @docmilanfar]

What do polar coordinates, polar matrix factorization, & Helmholz decomposition of a vector field have in common? They’re all implied by Brenier’s Theorem: a cornerstone of Optimal Transport theory. It’s a fundamental decomposition result & deserves to be better known.

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[Aravind Srinivas @AravSrinivas]

Tomas Mikolov, the OG and inventor of word2vec, gives this thoughts on the test of time award, and the current state
of NLP, and chatGPT. 🍿

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@y0b1byte That’s because cars are not the optimal form of transport…

[Alexander Novikov @SashaVNovikov]

Excited to share our @nature paper on #FunSearch (Search in Functional space)! tl;dr: we find new results in maths by evolving code with a pretrained (no finetuning involved) medium-size LLM acting as crossover/mutation operator https://t.co/tHQybj8ikO
https://t.co/Cy4UQloZW5
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[Arthur Mensch @arthurmensch]

Removed, enjoy !

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@pfau Yeah, that's clearly progress, but sampling lots of solutions doesn't impress me yet. I think it's fair to allow much smaller number of samples though

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@round_piglets Have we finished with decolonisation of mathematics yet? I suggest we don't move further without ensuring the proper foundation for AI

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

Pushkin house tonight

[Oleg Ostroumov @OlegOstroumov]

I just published the story of how I created the world’s first No-Limit Holdem poker solver and made $500k by age 23

https://t.co/rsi4r6Uqfk

I had to keep the story secret since 2013, but now you can read how I went from near broke to reshaping world's toughest poker games

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@mosicr @pmarca Don't really want to start a tasteless argument on Hitler, let me just leave an obviously non neutral reference here https://t.co/jUKFBPSoSl

One may wonder why did Churchill had such a nuanced (to put it mildly) attitude towards Hitler, perhaps there could be a reason

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@mosicr @pmarca And it's not that some smart people didn't have a tactical interest in Hitler convincing dumb people

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@Manka2084 Как так вышло?

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

@hr0nix Which ones?

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

Both the company and I reported this to @Glassdoor. We explicitly said that there is only one person who can be identified as an author of the review and that would be me, except I didn't write it (I have never left a company review on Glassdoor or a similar service)

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

The review is very rude, negative, factually incorrect and clearly had an intent of damaging the company's and my reputations. While I obviously entirely happy there, otherwise I would still be working there, I strongly condemn and disagree with what the review says.

[Sergey Bartunov @sbos]

Can someone please explain me all of this like to a 5 years old? Step by step.