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Matt Henderson

@matthen2 • 80,216 subscribers

maths, visualisations, conversational AI. VP Research @polyaivoice prev: @RekaAILabs, @Apple AI/ML, @GoogleAI, PhD @Cambridge_Eng

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what if there was one chicken, with the same mass as all the world's chickens combined? it would be about 1.2km tall. what about one ant from all ant species? one cow? one human?

what if there was one chicken, with the same mass as all the world's chickens combined? it would be about 1.2km tall. what about one ant from all ant species? one cow? one human?

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uniform random noise + band-pass filter =

uniform random noise + band-pass filter =

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I have joined Reka, which today comes out of stealth to announce its Series A. It is an amazing group of people, with a convincing vision for the future of large generative models.

I have joined Reka, which today comes out of stealth to announce its Series A. It is an amazing group of people, with a convincing vision for the future of large generative models.

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to tell if a maze is solvable, just hang it by its corners! The first maze stays in one piece, so there is no path from the entrance at the top to the exit at the bottom. The second maze splits apart along the solution.

to tell if a maze is solvable, just hang it by its corners! The first maze stays in one piece, so there is no path from the entrance at the top to the exit at the bottom. The second maze splits apart along the solution.

3,362,825 views • 3 years ago

need to find the greatest common divisor of two numbers? just fold them on top of each other until you can't any more!

need to find the greatest common divisor of two numbers? just fold them on top of each other until you can't any more!

317,493 views • 3 months ago

a version 1 QR code with maximum error correction can store 7 bytes. That’s 2⁵⁶ possible codes. Here are the first 1,043 of them-

a version 1 QR code with maximum error correction can store 7 bytes. That’s 2⁵⁶ possible codes. Here are the first 1,043 of them-

175,012 views • 3 months ago

one easy way to make a simulation of falling sand piling up- just define what happens for all 16 possible 2x2 grids, and repeatedly apply these rules to the picture

one easy way to make a simulation of falling sand piling up- just define what happens for all 16 possible 2x2 grids, and repeatedly apply these rules to the picture

981,477 views • 2 years ago

can you see the spinning dodecahedron? pause the video and it disappears

can you see the spinning dodecahedron? pause the video and it disappears

269,095 views • 2 years ago

can a neural network learn to walk as a physical object in a physics simulation? here I train walking neural nets with an evolutionary algorithm. The input nodes/feet are activated by sine waves at learned phases & connections between two neurons extend based on their difference

can a neural network learn to walk as a physical object in a physics simulation? here I train walking neural nets with an evolutionary algorithm. The input nodes/feet are activated by sine waves at learned phases & connections between two neurons extend based on their difference

339,145 views • 3 years ago

hello world in python... using a genetic algorithm

hello world in python... using a genetic algorithm

195,905 views • 2 years ago

Minesweeper, but on the new Einstein tiles

Minesweeper, but on the new Einstein tiles

241,083 views • 3 years ago

a fun way to draw a picture from the digits of pi, made from circular arcs. draw an arc that goes 3/10 of the way around the circle. Now flip the circle over and continue the curve by drawing another arc 1/10 around, 4/10, 1, 5, 9 etc. following the digits of pi

a fun way to draw a picture from the digits of pi, made from circular arcs. draw an arc that goes 3/10 of the way around the circle. Now flip the circle over and continue the curve by drawing another arc 1/10 around, 4/10, 1, 5, 9 etc. following the digits of pi

186,791 views • 2 years ago

playing with ways to visualize the factorization of numbers

playing with ways to visualize the factorization of numbers

176,431 views • 3 years ago

which sorting algorithm keeps up with constant random updates best? at every second in this animation, a random item is taken (blue), and its value is changed

which sorting algorithm keeps up with constant random updates best? at every second in this animation, a random item is taken (blue), and its value is changed

82,620 views • 1 year ago

a physics simulation, but using pennies for atoms. Whenever a subgroup of 'atoms' reaches the value of a higher denomination, it may be spontaneously replaced. There is a low of 'conservation of value'

a physics simulation, but using pennies for atoms. Whenever a subgroup of 'atoms' reaches the value of a higher denomination, it may be spontaneously replaced. There is a low of 'conservation of value'

23,094 views • 2 years ago

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