As an undergrad I opened ‘General System Theory’ expecting the ultimate design principle, and found biology instead. Half a century ago Bertalanffy said life is not matter but organization: Lenia proves it on a computer.
Is talent a blessing or a trap? An analysis of how talent conditioned by short reward cycles sabotages long-term effort, and a look beneath what we call grit, at the two engines underneath: taste and lack.
The Y chromosome and the surname are both inherited down the paternal line. That single fact was enough to recover real identities from ‘anonymous’ genomes, as shown in this 2013 Science paper.
A network with ReLU activations secretly carves input space into polytope pieces and, on each piece, collapses into exactly one affine map. This post builds that view up from a single neuron to interactive demos.
How I fixed the issue where kime Korean IME only types one character before reverting to English on AWS DCV remote desktop.
Why we keep resurrecting settled debates, and the irony of this very essay doing the same
In 1990, my father bought a computer for his five-year-old son.
A CLI tool to fetch and monitor logs from RunPod GPU Pods in real-time.
We administered the REI-40 dual-processing personality inventory to 5 frontier LLMs. The results reveal distinct ’thinking style’ profiles: from neutral responders to rational enthusiasts.
Building an open-source tool that controls LLM personality using Steering Vectors.