nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

#Bitcoin Physics | Math | ML | PhD in bad jokes Milano, Italia Joined January 2014

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Unsloth AI @UnslothAI

8 months ago

Introducing 1.58bit DeepSeek-R1 GGUFs! 🐋 DeepSeek-R1 can now run in 1.58-bit, while being fully functional. We shrank the 671B parameter model from 720GB to just 131GB - a 80% size reduction. Naively quantizing all layers breaks the model entirely, causing endless loops &…

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Martin Bauer @martinmbauer

a year ago

There're few billionaires whose hobby is fundamental physics. Jim Simons built the largest private funder in this field It has made an enormous difference and continues to do so by funding education, experiments and researchers, more important today than ever! RIP Jim Simons

Simons Foundation @SimonsFdn

a year ago

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Latest in space @latestinspace

a year ago

X4 flare emitted by the Sun today ☀️

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Sebastián Ramírez @tiangolo

a year ago

Today I got to know that @FastAPI is used to control or handle data for particle accelerators around the world. 🚀 Not only at CERN in Switzerland, also in Brazil and the USA, who knows where else. 😎🌎

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

2 years ago

Large Language Models as tool makers. arxiv.org/abs/2305.17126

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

3 years ago

Spoiler: physicists are still in the game 😅 .

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

Amazing! This startup claims it will reach a Q breakeven (fusion energy gain factor) in just 2 years. The prototype has operated under vacuum for 16 months generating plasma temperatures of 100 million degrees C ° (9 keV) within fields of ~10 Tesla. 🤯 helionenergy.com/articles/annou…

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

Ahmed Almheiri: "Real numbers can’t exist, because you can’t hide them inside black holes". Intuitionist math to the rescue and an intriguing approach to classical physics without determinism (Del Santo-Gisin). quantamagazine.org/does-time-real…

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

Meet BGP, the culprit of "pulling the wires" from all FB's data centers at once 🔌 blog.cloudflare.com/october-2021-f…

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

The Chudnovsky algorithm is a fast method for calculating the digits of π. It was published in 1989 and used in the current world record calculation of 62.8 trillion digits of π. Here a detailed proof: arxiv.org/abs/1809.00533

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

An inference API that enables frame-by-frame object tracking in video and camera stream without having to train a separate classifier. It seems well documented: docs.roboflow.com/adding-data/ob…

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

The story of Anatoli Bugorski. The only person known to have been exposed to a particle accelerator beam as a result of an accident that occurred while working at the Institute for High Energy Physics in Russia. 🤯 discovermagazine.com/health/if-you-…

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Rafael @rafael_fuente_

4 years ago

Simulation showing a particle scattering in a lattice. It can be seen that despite the complex behavior within the lattice, the diffracted wavefunction at the output is well resolved, a well-known fact in electron crystallography. #quantum #physics

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World of Engineering @engineers_feed

4 years ago

Space fact: There is a volcano on Mars that is about two and a half times size Mount Everest's height above sea level!

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nerd^n.ᵖʸ @Crappyfork

4 years ago

Researchers found that the "neutron skin" is thicker than expected. It is about 0.28 femtometers (0.28 trillionths of a millimeter) and that could help us understand the pressure inside neutron stars 🔭 Abstract journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/1…

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Physics In History @PhysInHistory

4 years ago

Physics Photo Of the Day: Arguably the most intelligent photo ever taken: Solvay Conference on quantum mechanics at the Institute International de Physique Solvay, Brussels, Belgium, in 1927. 17 of the 29 attendees were or became Nobel Prize winners.