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This repository is a companion to a research paper titled “Generative Agents: Interactive Simulacra of Human Behavior.” It provides a simulation module for generative agents that mimic human behavior, along with a game environment. The content outlines the steps for setting up the simulation environment and running and replaying the simulation. It also offers tips […]
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Christian Brabandt has provided an update on the current status of the Vim project. He mentions that access to the GitHub organization is possible, and admin rights have been granted to him and Ken by Bram’s family. He also invited new members to join the Vim organization. Christian plans to merge bug fixes, security-related fixes, […]
Microsoft Teams has certain limits and specifications that users should be aware of. Some noteworthy limits include: – Users can create up to 250 teams, but the number of teams they can be a member of is limited to 1,000. – A team can have up to 25,000 members and 100 owners. – An organization […]
Developers across the United States are constructing microgrid communities, which are self-sufficient power grids that provide backup electricity to residents. Heron’s Nest in Shallotte, North Carolina, is one such community, offering residents peace of mind with its backup power capabilities. The homes in Heron’s Nest come equipped with solar panels that lower utility bills and […]
In this web content, a team of mathematicians discovered a pattern in circle packings that defied the local-global conjecture. By analyzing graphs of pairs of remainders, the team noticed a continual pattern that challenged their initial expectations. The team eventually realized that the pattern disproved the conjecture, which had previously held for virtually all cases. […]
New observations of a rocky exoplanet called YZ Ceti b have provided evidence of its own magnetic field, which could help scientists understand the magnetic fields of planets in our own solar system. While Earth has a magnetic field, Venus does not, highlighting the mysteries surrounding the formation of magnetism. Detecting exoplanet magnetic fields has […]
In this paper, the authors present MetaGPT, an innovative framework that addresses the limitations of existing language model-driven multi-agent systems. These systems have been successful in solving simple dialogue tasks but struggled with complex problems due to the “hallucination problem.” MetaGPT incorporates efficient human workflows and encodes Standardized Operating Procedures (SOPs) into prompts to enhance […]
In this article, the authors discuss a phenomenon called “grokking,” where models suddenly transition from memorizing their training data to generalizing on unseen inputs. They examine the training dynamics of a small model and reverse engineer the solution it finds, providing insight into mechanistic interpretability. They present experiments on tasks like modular addition and sequences […]
The National Braille Press (NBP) is a nonprofit braille publisher that has been at the forefront of braille publishing since its founding in 1927. The organization produces and distributes braille books, reading materials, and technologies for blind readers across the nation. NBP’s mission is to support braille literacy, particularly among young readers. They have pioneered […]
Anca Nitu, a resident of Langley, B.C., has been faced with a strange and stressful situation. Almost every day, she finds Amazon packages containing women’s shoes at her doorstep, despite not having ordered them. These packages, sent by people across North America intending to return them to the Amazon seller, have resulted in over $300 […]