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The intersection of many body physics again deep learning open a new frontier: Neural Quantum States (NQS). While traditional methods struggle with complex systems with high dimensions, the global attention method of Transformers provides a powerful tool to capture complex quantum correlations. In this lesson, we use the research grade Variational Monte Carlo (VMC) pipe … Read more
In a New York Times profile published on April 11, Sánchez repeated to the reporter, Amy Chozick, to have another child. “Do it!” he said. “I was going to have another tomorrow. Tomorrow.” When Chozick asked if she and Bezos were considering it, Sánchez repeated, “I’m having a baby tomorrow,” with what Chozick described as … Read more
Astronauts from NASAArtemis’ first manned flight left much to the question about the diversity of future astronauts assigned to future lunar missions. Speaking at a press conference a few days ago their return to Earthi Artemis II astronauts – Commander Reid Wisemanpilot Victor Glover, mechanical engineer Christina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen – were … Read more
Space activity has begun this month, with two meteor showers and the historic Artemis II mission, which returned humans to the moon and crashed to Earth last Friday. Astronomers have a few things coming up in April, including a planetary show where four planets — Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Neptune — appear in the sky … Read more
If you bought a product from Apple last year, it probably contained a higher amount of recycled content than ever before. In case you didn’t know, you can recycle all of the company’s fiber-based packaging as it has eliminated all plastic use. Apple continues to set a course for carbon neutrality by 2030, reaching new … Read more
Anthropic has been shipping products and making news at a rapid pace in 2026, and on Thursday, the AI company announced the launch of Claude Opus 4.7. Claude Opus 4.7 is the most intelligent Anthropic model available to the general public. Notably, Anthropic said in a press release that Opus 4.7 not as powerful as … Read more
The question surrounding AI, and I mean the pinnacle of AI, not your typical “email me”, is changing. What used to mean “what can it do for me?” now it has become “who will use it?” We saw this recently with Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview – a prototype of AI models that will be shared … Read more
A quarter of a century ago, I gathered around a table with my middle school friends and rolled a 20-sided dice — my first ever Dungeons & Dragons game. Rolling the dice is easy, but finding a series of rules in tabletop role-playing games takes time to understand. It would have been much easier if … Read more
This is from the April 15 episode of Khloé on Wonderland, her podcast with Malika Haqq. The episode was supposed to be easy. It started with Easter, the kids, her trip to Japan, Disney, taking care of herself. Then the Lamar documentary came on and it turned into a standing ovation. “Do people think I … Read more
One of the biggest worries when the power goes out is worrying about wasting food in the fridge. A power outage always seems to occur a few days after the main refrigerator and freezer are put back into storage. We used to take things out of the fridge and put them in the cooler, but … Read more