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I am so so sorry to hear that the brilliant Herman Daly - founding father of ecological economics - has died. His paradigm-changing work flipped my little econ head inside out & inspired me to write a book on rewriting economics… Here are just some of his big ideas 1/n. https://t.co/uLAcIh67Mz

9/20 *reads 100 articles about startups* "Most of the startups these days are garbage. I have this INSANE idea to make a (slightly) better version of <insert consumer app>. Can you believe no one is doing this?"

My suggestion for what AI needs, 2019. Nothing has changed. https://t.co/8aHX6Gd3HT

I learn from my grandpa’s life. High education level does not make you a more decent, good, human being. It has to start, always, from the heart. A heart that’s in the right place, will make sure education, no matter how high it is, does not turn one to be an asshole.

A (Very Long) Screenshot Essay on Meta & The Innovator's Dilemma https://t.co/Uq7dVPuwmg

10 Rules for Life - by Jordan B. Peterson 👇 https://t.co/yep95lKHhe

Ayah Ibu tau ga sih kalo anak < 2 th punya peluang yg sama u/ punya panjang/tinggi badan setinggi anak2 di Belanda,Inggris atau negara2 maju lainnya? Pada anak usia ini genetik tdk banyak berperan dlm menentukan tinggi badan anak Yg berperan besar: nutrisi & pencegahan infeksi

Ideally a PhD supervisor should be: • a coach • a mentor • an editor • a career counselor • an expert in your field Since we don't live in an ideal world, it's hard to find a supervisor with all these qualities. So, you'd need to be strategic in your search.

tfw you're jealous of the AI because it has time to read everything

Every year I read a lot of grad school applications from accomplished people that don't give me the info I'm looking for. It feels like a major hidden curriculum thing. So here's (my opinion on) how to write a great Statement of Purpose/Research for a PhD program. 🧵 1/

venture capital is becoming a terrible product. returns are shrinking, founders are forced to pursue crazy risks, and it just smells rotten. today, i published the result of months of research on the root of the problem and the fix. enjoy. https://t.co/v3lexgjnZ1

Dear Twitter Advertisers https://t.co/GMwHmInPAS

Better than the original https://t.co/R3RAlTYL42

This is a wonderful overview of plotting with various Python libraries! 📈🐍 https://t.co/nUY8CvLO4Y

1/ Now you can create "drone" shots from your phone footage, thanks to NeRF Collab with @justlv / software @nerfstudioteam / see below for our process #NeRF #neuralrendering #artificialintelligence #instantNeRF https://t.co/3FOqGK403N

“If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn't.” – Emerson Pugh The eternal paradox of neuroscience.

Why AI will never replace human creativity no matter how good it gets: https://t.co/Glc0VxFipM

siapa di sini yang masih suka denial sama kelebihannya? kalo dipuji sama orang lain, responsnya langsung "ah enggak kok, kebetulan aja itu." atau "biasa aja, nggak jago2 amat kok." ini short thread buat kamu.

When I close my eyes, all I see are strings. I've become somewhat obsessed with the patterns made from stretching straight lines across a circle, better known as string art. Simple rules can yield beautiful patterns and reveal hidden math. Join me on my explorations: 1/🧶 https://t.co/twg2JwBDbm

Narasi ini sering muncul dan dimunculkan oleh pembicara2 seperti ini, tapi yang tidak pernah diperjelas: apa yang dimaksud beliau sebagai "manfaat"? https://t.co/YhKVmgp6xj

@soniajoseph_ Computational path planning or more accurately, computational graph planning is part of the meta learning. But meta learning of learning includes learning fundamental constructs such as the ability to compose, logical reasoning and more... https://t.co/BoH4nhYQqr

"Toward Next-Generation Artificial Intelligence: Catalyzing the NeuroAI Revolution" The NeuroAI manifesto: Neuroscience has long been an important driver of progress in AI. To accelerate progress in AI, we must invest in fundamental research in NeuroAI. https://t.co/JbjeNIhnB7 https://t.co/CiNLUb8tf7

A journey to the heart of matter by CERN [read more: https://t.co/EMLI5r4O03] https://t.co/FZ4kuJ5OPM

Massive news: eLife to abolish accept/reject decisions: papers will just be “peer reviewed”. Others can argue about this, but lots of interesting consequences. 1/9 https://t.co/FedRxI62iC

A (Very Long) Screenshot Essay on Meta & The Innovator's Dilemma https://t.co/Uq7dVPuwmg

The explosion of low-code tools to build internal-facing tools is incredible. Retool being the best-known one, and Appsmith, Bubble, Budibase, Internal .io, Softr, Superblocks, Tooljet and so many more show that there's a big shift in how companies want to build internal tools.

Essay writing/cheating services may actually be the first big market disrupted by AI. The market for essays is in the billions of dollars a year. Around 20,000 people in Kenya are employed full-time writing essays (see here: https://t.co/MOCPwieIPr). Now AI will cheat for you. https://t.co/Pv59ItG8AD

@fchollet Broadly I think there’s huge opportunity to have “GitHub copilot” for “judgment” knowledge work (legal, finance, etc.) and equally fully automate large sets of repetitive knowledge work tasks (customer support, IT tickets, etc.) and have humans focused on the harder ones.

The vast majority of college professors have never seen their skills tested outside academia, so it's no wonder that most college courses seem like they were designed to teach you how to be a college professor.

One of the saddest societal norms is losing curiosity at age 22. We are encouraged to in explore through the end of college, but then fiercely pivot towards exploitation—“go get a career!” People intellectually complexity until 22, but then we simplify. It’s a tragedy.