James Dao

Har­mony In­tel­li­gence is Hiring!

• James Dao 12 Dec 2023 5:25 UTC

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  on: In­tro to Su­per­po­si­tion & Sparse Au­toen­coders (Co­lab ex­er­cises)

  The neuron resampling part of the animation is so cool!

An ad­ver­sar­ial ex­am­ple for Direct Logit At­tri­bu­tion: mem­ory man­age­ment in gelu-4l

• James Dao 3 Jan 2023 11:59 UTC

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  in reply to: Gary Basin’s comment on: In­vest­ing for a World Trans­formed by AI

  The wiki page says the Nasdaq-100 started in 1985? Where are you getting your 1972 data from?

• James Dao 3 Jan 2023 11:52 UTC

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  in reply to: artifex0’s comment on: In­vest­ing for a World Trans­formed by AI

  There’s SOXX, which is a cap-weighted semiconductor ETF and SOXL which is a 2x leveraged version of SOXL.

• James Dao 3 Jan 2023 11:46 UTC

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  in reply to: Lech Mazur’s comment on: In­vest­ing for a World Trans­formed by AI

  There’s a Discord channel called EA/​LW Investing with about 150 people. I don’t have permissions to generate invite links, but if you DM me your Discord username, I can ask someone to you add if interested.

• James Dao 3 Jan 2023 11:39 UTC

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  in reply to: Gary Basin’s comment on: In­vest­ing for a World Trans­formed by AI

  Coincidentally, I made an app to do exactly these types of historical comparisons of returns, with much greater fidelity.

  Input ^NDX and ^GSPC (Nasdaq-100 and S&P500 respectively) as the input tickers. These are Yahoo Finance’s codes for those respective indices. Alternatively, you can input QQQ and SPY, which are ETFs that track those indices but there will be less historical data since ETFs come after indices.