Ian Vanagas

Create something, anything—write a line of poetry, doodle an image, hum a melody, take some objects near you and arrange them into a sculpture, do a dance move. Now destroy what you created, physically if you can, but also mentally. Forget it completely. The world is changed. You are changed. The idea will return in one form or another, in your... See more

In the end, every single person like Nick who votes to deploy their capital into something which doesn’t produce anything beyond capital, is a vote to sit on the sidelines while every single other person works to keep the lights on, or ideally reverse the cycle.

1) What are the inputs to the function approximator?

5) Are the claims in the paper falsifiable?

3) What loss supervises the output predictions? What assumptions about the world does this particular objective make?

The “____” is the rallying cry. This is the part that makes people aspire to join the movement when the economy is still nascent.