MonkeyMalarky

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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
So, reading the summary the idea is that by trusting AWS sage maker or whoever to train your models, you open yourself up to attack? Anyways, I wonder if there's any employees at a banks or insurance company out there that have had the
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Same with my spouse when she took a couple of college classes. Which was annoying but whatever until she was done. Then it was annoying pop-ups and alerts every single day because her account at the school was deactivated.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
When someone's life is spinning wildly out of control, they tend to grab onto whatever they can within reach, fixate on and micromanage it, in an attempt to feel a sense of control. Apparently nation states can feel and act the same to
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
This article has the best we'll probably ever get to see: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/our-best-look-yet-at-t...
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Bill was extremely self-motivated and thrived working in a cross matrix organization. He consistently met quarterly revenue targets, even while helping to onboard and train junior extortionists.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Your mere existence without profiting others is practically criminal.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Ratatouille, scratch that hard to reach spot on my back!
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
It takes a lot of confidence and extroversion to fly solo at a festival or event, meet people there, and leave with lasting connections (not just someone you follow on Instagram and never interact with again). The kind of confidence and ext
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Not just the directly ML adjacent libraries but all the other tertiary libraries too. Having a single language codebase/pipeline that goes from scraping the web to collect data (using scrapy!), to data cleaning, model training and then
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Sounds a lot like what happens with public and charter schools?
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Customer websites being hijacked and going unnoticed for years is incredible levels of incompetent.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
I'm loving the upgraded horse blankets.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
What happens when their competitors also flood the internet with shitty info? Checking their own output won't help.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Just wait until your government introduces mandatory drivers ed classes or a graduated system with exit exams/tests. At least in the class I was forced to take, and pay for, the instructor decided that Russian dash cam compilation vide
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Used cars are relatively more expensive than in the 90s and 2000s. Gone are the days of buying the nice old lady from down the street's Oldsmobile for a good price. Gas is crazy expensive too compared to the minimum wage a teenager wou
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Right, it's complete hearsay. Look, I could say Comcast is lax about piracy right here. Am I telling the truth? Am I even a Comcast customer? It's total BS.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
I get what you're saying but I'd put hugging face as an exception. When I read democratizing access, I see a company making models freely available to the masses who do not necessarily have the resources to train them themselves.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
>I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops. Addendum: Drowned out amongst millions of AI a
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
And phone calls.. not in my contacts? To voicemail with you! Anyways, thinking more about the topic at hand, things like ChatGPT are just pushing us further towards a world of nepotism and social back-channel connections. Like in the modern
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
I've never understood the appeal of postman. What's wrong with a python script + requests?
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Thank you for your heroic effort in copying and pasting a chat log, I am left in awe by it. ...nice edit...
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Unfortunately the cruel system will continue to persist as long as people refuse to acknowledge it's existence.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Yeah it's all fun and games until you discover someone had automated a thing using a cron job on their own computer.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Clearing out old and stale IDs from the model is interesting. It makes sense for a platform serving a high volume of viral / short lived content. I can't imagine the same trick working at a streaming service.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
That was a remarkably bad call and huge fuck up. The weirdest thing is I think all my older gen-X colleagues are the ones that could've told you that. They were the ones who had kids old enough to be on music-Ly or whatever that got bo
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Anywhere that collects your phone number in exchange for coupons at the checkout (cough cough Old Navy) or your email to send you a digital receipt (looking at you Home Depot) is probably sharing or selling your data.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
For a while I thought people were flashing their highbeams at me on a particular stretch of road. Turns out there's this nice and smooth bump from a patch job that's causing it when people drive over.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Not just lifted pickups. New ones are absolutely gigantic and when they pull up behind you at a stop, it's like a wall of floodlights parked behind you.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Radar reflectors! Apparently.
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by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
That's fair, insisting on being ranked highest in the algo is more like being on every page and not just taking to the editorial section whenever the urge occurs. Also speaking of Mr. Murdoch, there's a photo floating around of hi

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