Deformable Attention
<div>Attention with Learned Spatial Feature Sampling</div>
Deformable Convolution
<div>Convolution with Learned Spatial Feature Sampling</div>
Yes, Quantum Physics is verifying what many have experienced as extra-sensory.
It is a difficult matter to discuss certain definitions,especially in light of quantum physics.
Everybody has an explanation yet opinions differ a lot,from idealism to strict materialism.
It didn't much understanding of quantum physics for me to realize that communication of all sort…
IBM’s 'Condor' quantum computer has more than 1000 qubits
IBM has revealed two quantum computers. One is the second largest ever made and the other produces fewer errors than any ...
VA Tech Mathematician “Future Proofs” Online Security for Looming Quantum Threats
Virginia Tech mathematicians are working on both of these issues as they investigate techniques to keep digital interactions ...
Saddling up cryptosystems for a quantum showdown
A lone ranger riding off into the sunset might say something sage and vague, such as "a man is only as good as his word." But these gritty prophets never said anything about verifying a man's—or ...
IBM’s Quantum Processor and Modular Computer Are Now in Operation
The IBM Quantum System Two with IBM Quantum Heron processors is designed to push quantum-centric supercomputing forward.
Show HN: Telemetry – Predict when you'll reach your goals
Hey HN!I've just released Telemetry, an open-source progress tracker that predicts when you'll reach your goals. Telemetry allows users to quantify almost any measurable goal and monitor progress. Whether it be personal fitness targets, financial objectives, or business performance indicators, Telemetry provides users the power to predict when they might achieve these goals through a tailored regression analysis that grows more accurate with each data point.Telemetry for Windows and Ma
Stretching the Limits: How Diamond Manipulation Enhances Quantum Bits
Breakthrough by Argonne, UChicago researchers could help pave way for quantum infrastructure. In work supported by the Q-NEXT ...
Physicists 'entangle' individual molecules for the first time, hastening possibilities for quantum computing
For the first time, a team of Princeton physicists have been able to link together individual molecules into special states ...
Using logical qubits to make a quantum computer that can correct its errors
Logical qubits are groupings of qubits connected via quantum entanglement. Instead of relying on redundant copies of ...
‘Off to the races’: DARPA, Harvard breakthrough brings quantum computing years closer
Quantum bits are potentially powerful but notoriously error-prone. Now a Harvard team says it has found a way to prevent ...
Ask HN: How are you doing coding interviews, in light of generative AI?
Traditionally, we've either done take-home tests or live coding interviews in a special environment. But the way we code and problem solve is changing quite a bit.<p>Are you still interviewing people in the same way, or have you adapted it over the past year?
Show HN: Mamba-Chat – A Chat LLM Based on State Space Models
Hey everyone! Many of you might have come across the Mamba paper a few days ago, which introduced an LLM based on a state space model architecture. The Mamba architecture is quite useful as its complexity scales subquadratically with input length and is therefore way more efficient than transformer models: https://github.com/state-spaces/mambaI got really excited about the paper, so I decided to fine-tune the model on a chat dataset. It turns that this actually worked quite w
Ask HN: Offer to start a data/AI division in a traditional software company
Hi folks, I’m a software engineer and I’ve been building AI related products for the last five years.I had a meeting with the company owner (ex work colleague) some days ago, the company has like 30 employees and they develop traditional software products and they also do some outsourcing. He asked me if I was willing to join the company as a partner in order to build an AI division inside the company, focused on building data and AI products. None of their current employees have experience with
Soundwaves harden 3D-printed treatments in deep tissues
<div>Engineers have developed a bio-compatible ink that solidifies into different 3D shapes and structures by absorbing ultrasound waves. Because the material responds to sound waves rather than light, the ink can be used in deep tissues for biomedical purposes ranging from bone healing to heart valve repair.</div>
Ancient stars made extraordinarily heavy elements
<div>How heavy can an element be? An international team of researchers has found that ancient stars were capable of producing elements with atomic masses greater than 260, heavier than any element on the periodic table found naturally on Earth. The finding deepens our understanding of element formation in stars.</div>
Catalyst for electronically controlled C--H functionalization
<div>Scientists chipping away at one of the great challenges of metal-catalyzed C--H functionalization with a new method that uses a cobalt catalyst to differentiate between bonds in fluoroarenes, functionalizing them based on their intrinsic electronic properties. And their method is fast -- comparable in speed to those that rely on iridium.</div>