
Working on something new | Built @researchpodapp | Previously at CODE & @tesla | Author of Musk’s Memos
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If you're a researcher publishing your own paper or want to stay current with all the new stuff being published on a daily basis, try @researchpodapp!
The product was really shitty a few months ago but I think we're getting to a point where we help busy researchers keep up with interesting papers & get less technical folks interested in research!
Feedback always welcome :)
These days, paper visibility feels really hard, especially for us unknowns. Happy to see the community building more ways to help. Just learned about @HuggingPapers and submitted a short paper there. Many thanks to @researchpodapp for noticing it and turning it into a brilliant podcast with a sleek UI design, and to @NielsRogge for reminding me to release pretrained checkpoints for my previous two papers, as well as direct help with improving the model cards.
Attaching this short paper here to see whether anyone is interested. Main takeaway: instead of focusing only on improving inference sparsity methods, we can also design upstream architectures that are inherently more capable of handling sparse inference.
If I get rich there will be signs
Watch for them
This is literally all it would take but the average person doesn’t understand supply and demand
Imagine 100 people move to Berlin, but we only build 20 new apartments.
It doesn’t matter whether those apartments are owned by a billionaire, a pension fund, a cooperative or the government. We still have 100 people competing for 20 homes.
They start bidding against each other. The wealthiest win. Everyone else gets pushed further out.
Now imagine we build 150 apartments instead.
Suddenly landlords compete for tenants instead of tenants competing for apartments.
That’s the entire idea.
I am surprised at the amount of hate this thing is getting.
Most people will want to just use their phones for music consumption.
Others will want to have a single purpose device, a bit of nostalgia but still be able to access Spotify.
Doesn’t deserve the hate imo
The ability to accelerate and break gradually and smoothly is a great predictor of intelligence.
So many retarded drivers.




























