SU-CS361 APR302024
Last edited: January 1, 2026Multi-Objective Optimization
- identify non-dominated individuals (individuals, for which in the multi-objective, is not dominated); this forms the “pareto frontier”
- create all combinations of input parameters, and create a pareto frontier for them
- identify a weighting between the variations you desire, and identify the elements which align with the Pareto frontier
Pareto Optimiality
Pareto Frontier
A Pareto frontier is the entire set of pareto optimal points—i. the set that’s not dominated.
SU-EE364A JAN222026
Last edited: January 1, 2026Key Sequence
Notation
New Concepts
Important Results / Claims
Questions
Interesting Factoids
SU-SOC175 JAN212025
Last edited: January 1, 2026Diminished State Capacity
- China’s central government has very few officials
- Uses a lot of meetings to communicate information from top to bottom.
China is generally more more understaffed because lack of people.
Information Control in China
Information control is required to ensure cohesion in a super decentralized environment; and thus messages deemed divisive or destabilizing are restricted.
China’s restrictions are highly unusual since US trade partner + China + Russia didn’t do this.
adventuretime
Last edited: January 1, 2026Table of Contents
- 1 Executive Summary
- 2 Core Design Principles
- 3 Non-Goals
- 4 System Overview
- 5 Hardware Architecture (Recommended)
- 6 Network & Communication Diagram (Textual)
- 7 Storage Model
- 7.1 Invariant
- 7.2 Checkpoint Flow
- 7.3 Artifacts & Logs
- 8 Unified Checkpointing (JAX Pytrees)
- 9 Repository Structure (Tech Spec)
- 10 Execution Model
- 10.1 Job Lifecycle
- 10.2 Backend Interface
- 11 DAG / “Ray-lite” Model
- 12 Example YAML Specifications
- 12.1 Backend Inventory
- 12.2 Storage
- 12.3 Single Run Spec
- 12.4 DAG Spec (Tokenize → Train → Rollouts)
- 13 Implementation Plan
- 13.1 Phase 0 (2–3 weeks)
- 13.2 Phase 1 (4–6 weeks)
- 13.3 Phase 2 (3–4 weeks)
- 13.4 Phase 3 (optional)
- 14 Cost Estimates
- 14.1 One-Time Hardware (Target ~$50k)
- 14.2 Ongoing
- 15 Risks & Mitigations
- 16 Success Criteria
- 17 Conclusion
After a conversation with an LM https://chatgpt.com/share/697143db-c3e0-8000-b56c-07cf7ca43795 the following proposal was generated.
Medical Ethics Index
Last edited: January 1, 2026Harm Principle in Pediatric Ethics
Only intervene when there’s significant harm.
four pillars of medical ethics
- beneficence: act in the best interest of the patient
- non-maleficence: do no harm
- autonomy: respect the right of people to make decisions for themselves
- justice: seek fairness with what we do
…on children
- autonomy is very adult centric… “substituted judgment is hard”
- altruistic surrogacy: act in the children’ best interest
- altruism: doesn’t require the consent / knowledge of others + doing something for someone else
