Proofs as Observations
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A question about AI and mathematics: could the proofs we obtain become the starting point for what we understand?
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A question about AI and mathematics: could the proofs we obtain become the starting point for what we understand?
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Takeaways from dinner with a senior — on postgraduate recommendation classes, research drive, confronting real-world affairs, and starting from X_0 to X_1.
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A classic puzzle about finding one abnormal ball with a balance scale.
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A stopping problem about placing luggage on a carousel with limited information and a hard deadline.
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How social choice theory and Arrow’s theorem help explain trade-offs in AI alignment.
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A practical guide to running an ONNX policy on a robot with safe real-time control loops.
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Takeaways from meeting Professor Obermeyer at UC Berkeley School of Public Health — on applied math, interpretability, and mathematical models in healthcare.
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Notes on how computers represent floating-point numbers and why rounding errors are unavoidable.
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Reflections on uncertainty, exploration, and finding meaning beyond fixed paths.
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A guide on setting up a robust Windows-WSL2 hybrid simulation environment for CARLA 0.9.16, alongside a detailed root-cause analysis of Vulkan rendering crashes in WSL2 Docker.
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A technical note on measurement non-invariance across math, science, and coding reasoning traces.
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Reflections on Dr. Yongping Cui’s lecture: Bridging In-Context Learning Phase Transitions with the discrete logic of animal behavior.