great! Thanks

Why am i here?

First

OMG, this is the best MPC explain i found in 1 month. Now i have some idea to do. Thank you so much Sir !

thank you :)

amazing explanations... Thank you

Very interesting

This guy f*cks. This is the most sane 20 second introduction ever for a technical KZbin video.

LLMs are not a counter-example to the "poverty of the stimulus" because babies do not ingest significant fractions of the WWW. The question isn't _how can any system acquire language,_ it's _how do human babies acquire language?_ If anything, LLMs reinforce his point, because they do not work without gargantuan amounts of training language.

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Tiago's talk starts at 10:08

Thanks a lot

where can we get the code

Mixed feedback in biological oscillations has also been explored in the past, by an der Heiden and Mackey in the late 80s, "Mixed Feedback:A Paradigm for Regular and Irregular Oscillations"

Great!

Thanks, bro! Wonderful one!

Great explanation!

Amazing presentation 👍

Thanks for posting this

Loved it ! Thanks

Hi , can someone please recommend me a software or ide to work on DAVIS240c dataset/dvs dataset. For a simple motion sensing algorithm

Thanks for the explanation! helps a ton

Helps a lot! Very clear!

0:15 Joonhoo Lee 29:26 Todd Coleman 1:03:44 Kwabena Boahen

Thanks for the clear explanation!

Very Good, very clear explanations ! Gives a really great sense of how neuromorphic chips are designed.

Really interesting stuff, very good presentation. Thanks for sharing!

Eve’s talk starts at 1:05:58! And the older talks she mentions are here kzbin.info/www/bejne/mni1gqCkmdeIsKM

The video that shows Misha Mahowald at the Idyllwild meeting that Terry was trying to show at around 16:35 could be this one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpmbgGiGqt2sis0 One small historical correction. When the Nature article (15:15) came out in 1991, Misha Mahowald and Rodney Douglas were in Oxford. The move to Zurich didn't come about until 1995. (And BTW, that's me in the white 'RM' sweatshirt, 2nd from the right in the second row of the photo at 24:00)

Thanks for live streaming!

This is very nice. I hope I can download the docker soon to try it and go through the whole video detail. What is the simulation environment?

This is an excellent tutorial! Thank you.

Deeply appreciate the nice presentation. Love it! Thanks to both Dr. Anand Subramoney and Dr. Wolfgang Maass!

Learnt some amazing stuff, thanks for sharing/putting this online!

Great talk! One of my favorites of the conference so far--I really liked visualizations of occular drift and the apparent simplicity of these experiments.

Wow! Cool! I subbed! Can you subscribe to my channel to?

A really successful workshop! it was a lot of fun and brought new insights. I am already looking forward to next year! Many thanks to all organizers and participants!

Very nice, Tobi. Unfortunately the link to Misha's thesis on the slide at 38:15 is no longer valid since the University of Zurich changed their domain name from unizh.ch to uzh.ch. Thus the correct link is now www.ini.uzh.ch/~tobi/papers/mishathesis.pdf