Renaissance baby. Searching spaces. International AI conference best paper.

Joined November 2022
If you told a 1950s air traffic controller that after 2025, engineering would work exactly like his job, he’d be baffled.
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Well played, energy-maxxers. By all means necessary, never let anti-humans stagnate or decrease energy creation and consumption.
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Do you understand?
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I get the original guy designed this but for some stupid reason didn't produce them, but would there be a problem of doing something closer to the original? It's just not the same, I could never buy that when I saw this.
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Remember who you are Andriy… nobody.
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Over‑parameterisation be like:
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Replying to @iamwilliamwang
add ur logo to top left!
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This is how I view reality: One can't not experience. One is by default searching. You're a point in a search space. Problem formulation and relevance realisation are on a permanent loop: - How you view things continuously transforms the topography and possibly the topology of search space (think turning the complexity variable up or down - its ruggedness, its non-convexity, its absence of gradient in certain coordinates). - You perceive a direction to go based on the current topography/search space around you. Multi-objective, obviously. Although it all seems to generalize into a single objective as time goes by. Honesty is the best heuristic to navigate reality. Intelligence, luck, a good start... all of these are not enough to achieve global optima. With honesty comes admitting one is not capable of guaranteeing the best outcome by oneself and being open to guidance. Guidance helps in both problem formulation and relevance realisation. "Taking one’s guidance originated determination."
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