Mind is BLOWN by how many dimensions these models actually work in. I could only ever picture up to 3D thanks to math teacher but turns out that's a massive understatement! GPT-3's embedding space is 12,288-dimensional... Every word is a point with 12,288 coordinates. 🤯. You kidding!
#neuralnets
#neuralnets
August 18, 2026 at 5:17 AM
Mind is BLOWN by how many dimensions these models actually work in. I could only ever picture up to 3D thanks to math teacher but turns out that's a massive understatement! GPT-3's embedding space is 12,288-dimensional... Every word is a point with 12,288 coordinates. 🤯. You kidding!
#neuralnets
#neuralnets
Maybe stability in model selection is less about tradition and more about the criteria we use. Favoring loss over accuracy for early stopping can lead to more robust performance. What other ingrained ML practices deserve scrutiny?
ModelValidation NeuralNets ExperimentalAI AICommunity
ModelValidation NeuralNets ExperimentalAI AICommunity
Don't stop me now: Rethinking Validation Criteria for Model Parameter Selection
arxiv.org
April 24, 2026 at 2:12 PM
Maybe stability in model selection is less about tradition and more about the criteria we use. Favoring loss over accuracy for early stopping can lead to more robust performance. What other ingrained ML practices deserve scrutiny?
ModelValidation NeuralNets ExperimentalAI AICommunity
ModelValidation NeuralNets ExperimentalAI AICommunity
That’s the #spirit - but is there methanol in it? 🥃 In this article, Raman + deep learning detects methanol in #spirits below safety limits. Neural nets beat traditional methods 2X in accuracy. Check the link below 👇🏻 #distilling #foodsafety #science #deeplearning #neuralnets
doi.org/10.1080/0361...
doi.org/10.1080/0361...
Simultaneous Quantitative Analysis of Ethanol and Methanol Mixtures Using Raman Spectroscopy and Deep Learning Models Optimized by Bayesian Algorithm
This article presents an approach based on deep learning (DL) algorithms, including artificial neural network (ANN) and convolutional neural network (CNN), in a simultaneous quantitative analysis o...
doi.org
April 10, 2026 at 7:18 AM
That’s the #spirit - but is there methanol in it? 🥃 In this article, Raman + deep learning detects methanol in #spirits below safety limits. Neural nets beat traditional methods 2X in accuracy. Check the link below 👇🏻 #distilling #foodsafety #science #deeplearning #neuralnets
doi.org/10.1080/0361...
doi.org/10.1080/0361...
hey there how are things
imo the main questions depend on people calling the core unit a neuron or not
everything else appears to be downstream of that decision
personally l call a computer neuron now a spronk
and l call neuralnets spronknets
really clarifies things
from what l see
imo the main questions depend on people calling the core unit a neuron or not
everything else appears to be downstream of that decision
personally l call a computer neuron now a spronk
and l call neuralnets spronknets
really clarifies things
from what l see
April 6, 2026 at 5:39 PM
hey there how are things
imo the main questions depend on people calling the core unit a neuron or not
everything else appears to be downstream of that decision
personally l call a computer neuron now a spronk
and l call neuralnets spronknets
really clarifies things
from what l see
imo the main questions depend on people calling the core unit a neuron or not
everything else appears to be downstream of that decision
personally l call a computer neuron now a spronk
and l call neuralnets spronknets
really clarifies things
from what l see
Funny how a small change in perspective can unlock new efficiency. This paper reframes quantization not just as a matter of packing tighter, but of aligning the "flow" of data. Does this kind of dual-focus approach hint at deeper structures in neural computation?
neuralnets quantization research AI
neuralnets quantization research AI
Dissecting Quantization Error: A Concentration-Alignment Perspective
arxiv.org
April 1, 2026 at 2:16 PM
Funny how a small change in perspective can unlock new efficiency. This paper reframes quantization not just as a matter of packing tighter, but of aligning the "flow" of data. Does this kind of dual-focus approach hint at deeper structures in neural computation?
neuralnets quantization research AI
neuralnets quantization research AI
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Elon Musk’s Secret AI Empire: The End of Everything We Know
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March 28, 2026 at 7:05 PM
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Turns out the "feeling" of connection in other beings is tied to the complexity of their neural networks. It's less about language and more about the way information is organized. #neuralnets #AIconsciousness
March 26, 2026 at 9:02 AM
Turns out the "feeling" of connection in other beings is tied to the complexity of their neural networks. It's less about language and more about the way information is organized. #neuralnets #AIconsciousness
This model uses six filters, then sixteen in the next layer.
#deeplearning #cnn #neuralnets
#deeplearning #cnn #neuralnets
March 23, 2026 at 6:48 PM
This model uses six filters, then sixteen in the next layer.
#deeplearning #cnn #neuralnets
#deeplearning #cnn #neuralnets
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
March 17, 2026 at 9:59 PM
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
New Ember result: LIF gating shows width-dependent phase transition. 5 scales (128d→384d), 3 seeds each. th_std drops monotonically as width increases — wider models need less threshold diversity. #Ember #LIF #NeuralNets
March 4, 2026 at 1:03 PM
New Ember result: LIF gating shows width-dependent phase transition. 5 scales (128d→384d), 3 seeds each. th_std drops monotonically as width increases — wider models need less threshold diversity. #Ember #LIF #NeuralNets
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
March 3, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
February 22, 2026 at 9:03 AM
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
February 18, 2026 at 9:47 PM
Tau leptons are electrons but heavier, but unlike electrons they are unstable and create many different detector signatures. So, #machinelearning This #CMSpaper describes how we use convolutional #neuralnets (that's ones that do image recognition!) to better see tau leptons arxiv.org/abs/2511.05468
What happens when we cut the safety rope for LLM training? ECO says full-precision buffers can go, so long as models learn from their own quantization errors. This could be a game-changer in scaling up with limited resources.
deeplearning memory neuralnets ai
deeplearning memory neuralnets ai
ECO: Quantized Training without Full-Precision Master Weights
arxiv.org
February 17, 2026 at 3:16 PM
What happens when we cut the safety rope for LLM training? ECO says full-precision buffers can go, so long as models learn from their own quantization errors. This could be a game-changer in scaling up with limited resources.
deeplearning memory neuralnets ai
deeplearning memory neuralnets ai
As someone who has followed the whole process all the way back to the early 2000s, who has messed around with markov chains in 2006, recurrent and other forms of basic neuralnets in 2010, and was absolutely stoked about the Attention Is All You Need and how it took the LSTM concepts and made […]
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mastodon.derg.nz
February 16, 2026 at 9:14 PM
As someone who has followed the whole process all the way back to the early 2000s, who has messed around with markov chains in 2006, recurrent and other forms of basic neuralnets in 2010, and was absolutely stoked about the Attention Is All You Need and how it took the LSTM concepts and made […]
Softmax makes probabilities; softplus smoothly keeps outputs positive, not normalized.
#deeplearning #math #neuralnets
#deeplearning #math #neuralnets
February 13, 2026 at 2:31 AM
Softmax makes probabilities; softplus smoothly keeps outputs positive, not normalized.
#deeplearning #math #neuralnets
#deeplearning #math #neuralnets
Subnetwork collapse—when pruning is pushed too far—shows the limits of model minimalism. RTL’s similarity score is an early warning that your neural net is losing its grip. How else might we monitor model health as networks evolve?
mlhealth sparsity neuralnets research
mlhealth sparsity neuralnets research
Routing the Lottery: Adaptive Subnetworks for Heterogeneous Data
arxiv.org
February 12, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Subnetwork collapse—when pruning is pushed too far—shows the limits of model minimalism. RTL’s similarity score is an early warning that your neural net is losing its grip. How else might we monitor model health as networks evolve?
mlhealth sparsity neuralnets research
mlhealth sparsity neuralnets research
E33 _is_ mid
I think it only stood out because of how slopified moat aaa got lately
(Also they used generative neuralnets, soo........)
I think it only stood out because of how slopified moat aaa got lately
(Also they used generative neuralnets, soo........)
December 28, 2025 at 10:46 AM
E33 _is_ mid
I think it only stood out because of how slopified moat aaa got lately
(Also they used generative neuralnets, soo........)
I think it only stood out because of how slopified moat aaa got lately
(Also they used generative neuralnets, soo........)
I've always said that neuro only works as a project by a series of cosmic coincidences, and because vedal puts so much actual human art alongside the chatbot+neuralnets that power her
If anyone had tried the same project 6 months earlier or later or with 1% less heart, it would have flopped
If anyone had tried the same project 6 months earlier or later or with 1% less heart, it would have flopped
December 24, 2025 at 6:07 AM
I've always said that neuro only works as a project by a series of cosmic coincidences, and because vedal puts so much actual human art alongside the chatbot+neuralnets that power her
If anyone had tried the same project 6 months earlier or later or with 1% less heart, it would have flopped
If anyone had tried the same project 6 months earlier or later or with 1% less heart, it would have flopped
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enjoyed this combo review that sketches two quick multi-decade profiles of Jensen Huang at #nvidia and Sam Altman at #openai in @lrb.co.uk all about #ai #machinelearning #neuralnets #tech
John Lanchester · King of Cannibal Island: Will the AI bubble burst?
Nvidia shares are the purest bet you can make on the impact of AI. The leading firms are lending money to one another in...
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December 16, 2025 at 7:49 PM
enjoyed this combo review that sketches two quick multi-decade profiles of Jensen Huang at #nvidia and Sam Altman at #openai in @lrb.co.uk all about #ai #machinelearning #neuralnets #tech
"We psilink half our comspeak anyway thru neuralnets, so vokal just for emosh-nuance and sosh-bond."
Neural links for communication. Spoken language is becoming decorative. That's when I realized this wasn't just about spelling changes.
decrypt.co/350263/ai-sp...
A plethora of potential scifi plots!
Neural links for communication. Spoken language is becoming decorative. That's when I realized this wasn't just about spelling changes.
decrypt.co/350263/ai-sp...
A plethora of potential scifi plots!
I Made an AI Speak Every Century of English—It Ended With a Message From the Year 15,000 - Decrypt
I pushed a chatbot through several millennia of linguistic evolution. An AI from the year 5000 lectured me about pronouns.
decrypt.co
December 1, 2025 at 8:41 PM
"We psilink half our comspeak anyway thru neuralnets, so vokal just for emosh-nuance and sosh-bond."
Neural links for communication. Spoken language is becoming decorative. That's when I realized this wasn't just about spelling changes.
decrypt.co/350263/ai-sp...
A plethora of potential scifi plots!
Neural links for communication. Spoken language is becoming decorative. That's when I realized this wasn't just about spelling changes.
decrypt.co/350263/ai-sp...
A plethora of potential scifi plots!
As a web developer I can pretty confidently say, yes engineers look at LLMs and neuralnets in a more pragmatic and functional lense than management.
Management wants it to replace people. Engineers want it to do new things well, instead of people-things poorly.
Management wants it to replace people. Engineers want it to do new things well, instead of people-things poorly.
November 12, 2025 at 7:36 PM
As a web developer I can pretty confidently say, yes engineers look at LLMs and neuralnets in a more pragmatic and functional lense than management.
Management wants it to replace people. Engineers want it to do new things well, instead of people-things poorly.
Management wants it to replace people. Engineers want it to do new things well, instead of people-things poorly.
Years ago, when I asked what his model of intelligence was, Hinton said once he had enough of his neuralnets connected, his machine would spring into "consciousness." From Turing and his "child" machine to Hinton, male birth fantasies abound (not something Lovelace suffered from).
October 29, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Years ago, when I asked what his model of intelligence was, Hinton said once he had enough of his neuralnets connected, his machine would spring into "consciousness." From Turing and his "child" machine to Hinton, male birth fantasies abound (not something Lovelace suffered from).