I'm a mathematician, and I like combinatorics, universal algebra, and category theory. I also write software, and I know that spreading technical literacy is critical to building a better world.
Charlotte Aten
@caten@mathstodon.xyz
mathstodon.xyz
Since Detexify is now #AI slop, I have updated my one-pager of advice for learning mathematics to recommend The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List (https://tug.ctan.org/info/symbols/comprehensive/symbols-a4.pdf) for finding symbols. This is kind of a bad solution, since Detexify solved the problem of knowing how to draw the symbol without knowing its name with a very appropriate use of traditional image recognition. It is absurd that there is no #FLOSS tool I can recommend instead. If no one builds it first, it'll go on my list of things to do.
My one-pager: https://aten.cool/one_pager.html
Sloppified Detexify: https://detexify.kirelabs.org/#/about
#NoAI #LLM #math #mathematics #Tex #LaTeX #TeXLaTeX #MachineLearning #ImageRecognition #NeuralNetworks
Adrian Fellhauer
@adrian_fellhauer@sueden.social
HIC USOR NUMEROS PRIMOS NUMERAT ...am Leben erhalten von der Hoffnung auf Freiheit...
sueden.social
I did in the end achieve a small improvement regarding the accuracy of the model:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7sbqZZIXFk
#AI
I'm confident that now that the #bubble is bursting, I shall soon have the hardware that will enable me to test the hypothesis further. #aibubble #crash #neuralNetworks
jcrabapple
@jcrabapple@dmv.community
Elder Millennial. Husband. Father of 4. Dog owner. IT Professional. Tech enthusiast. CSS tinkerer. Music lover. Huge Sleep Token and Bilmuri fan. Non-practicing white person. Grew up in MD. Lived in and around Baltimore for a long time. Currently living in VA with my wife, 3 youngest daughters, and our 2 dogs. https://jcrabapple.com Admin of: https://DMV.Community (Mastodon)
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🧠 The humble moss growing on your walls and sidewalks produces complex electrical waves that look startlingly like neural activity. Scientists recorded fast spikes, rhythmic fluctuations, and slow depolarization waves traveling through moss cushions — signals that resemble action potentials and neuron-like spike trains normally associated with brains. A computer scientist spent 178 hours monitoring common rough-stalked feather moss (Brachythecium rutabulum) and found that moss cushions behave as interconnected excitable systems, coordinating signals across space and time. The researcher proposes that moss could serve as a living substrate for biohybrid sensors and unconventional computing. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.252341 #Science #Botany #NeuralNetworks #Mosstodon
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