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What If We Had Bigger Brains? Imagining Minds beyond Ours(VIDEO) Cats Don’t Talk We humans have perhaps 100 billion neurons in our brains. But what if we had many more? Or what if the AIs we built effectively had many more? What kinds of things might then become possible? At 100 billion neurons, we know, for example, that compositional language of the kind we humans use is possible. At the 100 million or so neurons of a cat, it doesn’t seem to be. But what would become possible with 100 trilli
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The Open Problems Project Introduction This project originally aimed to record important open problems of interest to researchers in computational geometry and related fields. It commenced in 2001 with the publication of thirty problems in Computational Geometry Column 42 [MO01] (see Problems 1–30), and then grew to over 75 problems. While we are no longer encouraging new problem submissions, we strongly encourage updates to existing problems, especially when those problems have been solved (
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With the concern that “Moore’s Law is dead,” new interest has grown for unconventional forms of computing. This includes: quantum computing (for atomic simulations and specific NP approximation algorithms) analog computing (for fast-and-efficient-but-error-prone computation, such as neural net inference) reversible computing (for maximum energy efficiency) It is believed that the most efficient computing devices would use little or no entropy during reversible computations, and only consume
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Grid Computing Shatters World Record for Goldbach Conjecture Verification A new challenge to a 280-year-old unsolved mathematical problem Hiroaki Jay Nakata · Follow 5 min read · Apr 7, 2025 -- Listen Share https://gridbach.com I’ve achieved a new world record in verifying the Goldbach Conjecture, a famous unsolved problem in mathematics, by extending the verification up to 4 quintillion (4×10¹⁸) + 70 trillion (7×10¹³). This article introduces Gridbach, the grid computing system I developed f
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An amateur’s outlook on computation and mathematics
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Profiling Data in DeepSeek Infra Here, we publicly share profiling data from our training and inference framework to help the community better understand the communication-computation overlap strategies and low-level implementation details. The profiling data was captured using the PyTorch Profiler. After downloading, you can visualize it directly by navigating to chrome://tracing in the Chrome browser (or edge://tracing in the Edge browser). Notice that we simulate an absolutely balanced MoE r
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