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A curated list of liked, bookmarked, and retweeted posts from Twitter.


14 Valuable Lessons from Y-Combinator for Startup Founders: https://t.co/Yvxb2imfys

I was very skeptical of GPTZero that claims to detect human vs ChatGPT output. Now I’m more convinced after seeing this LLM watermark algorithm @tomgoldsteincs. If OpenAI deploys something like this, then GPTZero will do a *much* better job. Brace yourself, high-schoolers! 1/ https://t.co/mS2JDRVAUY

The tiny island of Java has more population than all of Russia More than all of Japan Why? https://t.co/mrkRzU5uCx

The hottest new programming language is English

Artists, what tip really blew your mind and unlocked a new dimension of improvement for you? It can be technical or more personal development oriented! https://t.co/ErTzfM55dc

The educational systems in most countries expect you to solve an impossible problem: to figure out what you want to work on before you know what the different types of work are like.

“I have no technical ability. And I know nothing about music.” Music producer Rick Rubin says he can barely play any instruments, but says artists come to him because of “the confidence I have in my taste and my ability to express what I feel.” https://t.co/zLrPYRUjvs https://t.co/KRZWLCpSB2

7 years as an entrepreneur and 1 takeaway: Ship more https://t.co/oNZ7pk3Eqs

Unpopular (?) opinion: Scientific papers are designed to be defensive which comes at the expense of honesty and readability. I blame the peer review system.

Bismillah... Building in the open: a Gifted School in rural East Java, Indonesia @SekolahSQ A non-profit (surely will burn money) secondary school (grade 7-9) for high IQ kids (11-15 year-olds) within the commute radius from https://t.co/kaedyYn13f Support are appreciated 🙏

Beautiful writing by Di Maria (written before the World Cup win). We should all aspire to live a life we’re proud of. Not just proud of the outcomes, but mainly proud of how we react to things. A good life is simply a story we’re proud of. https://t.co/oI996UvYSg

3D artist Jigar Patel (@jigpx) makes mesmerizing computer graphic animations. He created a series of brilliant clips called “Logo Factory”, and it's quite hard to stop looking at them TikTok: https://t.co/OGHwwkQJOy Instagram: https://t.co/G0lt03Tgfk https://t.co/iNBXFfnfmU

BREAKING: It's happening. An original animated series following the next earth Avatar in the cycle after Aang and Korra is coming in 2025 from Paramount and Avatar Studios. All the info: https://t.co/szlm5I13TM https://t.co/07UHXNziuf

openAI or "open"AI? 1/ OpenAI's #chatgpt release will mark the beginning of the end of the golden age of open research in deep learning. This will have significant implications for LLM research going forward. Here are some thoughts from me, @vivek7ue and @rajhans_samdani 🧵

X Article: https://t.co/nQ96syGgDm

The madagascar movies are the pinnacle of animated comedy

These days, many people are interested in getting a PhD in ML. I think you should think really hard before committing to a PhD program in ML. Why? I'm going to summarize some thoughts in this thread: 1/10 https://t.co/b1D5DtpCj4

🤔Want to do NLP research in 🇮🇩Indonesian languages, but don't know where the datasets are? Say no more! Check NusaCrowd 📄Preprint: https://t.co/8t6vFxSzQP 🔗Catalog: https://t.co/ZXBB009UAC #IndoNLP #NLProc Some takeaways 🧵👇 https://t.co/EEt5xLwSUW https://t.co/06fISCkPtK

This is simple and amazing. YouTubers have been creating longer and longer videos that otherwise could have been 10X shorter because of how ad incentives are setup. Same goes for news articles, books etc. Features like below will be huge time saver. https://t.co/4tKMK7u8Ti

All major neural networks, in one chart: https://t.co/F6da67Gr3C v/The Asimov Institute https://t.co/Kol5T5jGe7

A better way of thinking about your impact as a scholar/researcher. Building Blocks for Impact, from the @DORAssessment Project TARA (Tools to Advance Research Assessment). https://t.co/ijaZfraLYS

Excited to publish the Prompt Engineering Guide, a new repo for discovering papers, guides, tools, and datasets to learn about prompt engineering. Intended for ML / NLP researchers and practitioners. More coming soon! Including a full tutorial & lecture. https://t.co/24k6YQrMcz https://t.co/USnUlEFEnW

I wanna hear stories about people picking up skills for silly/arbitrary reasons that ended up serving them well later in life. Or more broadly, any silly-arbitrary thing that ended up being consequential. Tell me ur stories

This is extremely obvious and somehow insane: use an image transformer to understand the latent space of spectrograms allows mixing and matching musical genres and pieces https://t.co/sMQTEJOn7N

“Assume zero knowledge and infinite intelligence.” [when you teach]. ~Max Delbruck (purportedly)

Introducing Bird SQL, a Twitter search interface that is powered by Perplexity’s structured search engine. It uses OpenAI Codex to translate natural language into SQL, giving everyone the ability to navigate large datasets like Twitter. https://t.co/N1BtF47JYu https://t.co/M8cS5QkZcL

Contemplate the incredible vastness of space with this visualization of the size of our Milky Way galaxy. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech https://t.co/ROVgjqXf9d

ooof https://t.co/LrPt8CIqK5 https://t.co/VOgiJed6Zv

ChatGPT will kill businesses that don't change. The 6 businesses disrupted (& how you adjust to make a fortune):

Academia gatekeeps knowledge by using unnecessarily complex language, alienating formats, makes it so you have to be both dedicated and culturally familiar to understand it. Rationalist writing, by contrast, is extremely accessible Feels like a similar vibe to elon and twitter


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