abhinavkulkarni

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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
Location: India (H-1B) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Resume: https://abhinavkulkarni.github.io/assets/Resume.pdf Technologies: Machine Learning, NLP, LLM, Generative AI Email: abhinavkulkarni[at]gma
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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | WORLDWIDE | FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE Location: India (H1-B approved) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Machine Learning engineer with expertise in Deep Learning focussed on NLP and LLMs. I have experience dealing with we
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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
Location: India (H-1B) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Resume: https://abhinavkulkarni.github.io/assets/Resume.pdf Technologies: Machine Learning, NLP, LLM, Generative AI Email: abhinavkulkarni[at]gma
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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | WORLDWIDE | FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE Machine Learning engineer with expertise in Deep Learning focussed on NLP and LLMs. I have experience dealing with web-scale data. I recently helped integrate AWQ 4-bit quantization to H
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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
There already are techniques to guade LLMs into producing output that adhere to a schema. For e.g. forcing LLMs to stick to a Context-Free Grammar: https://matt-rickard.com/context-free-grammar-parsing-with-l... Just like m
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by abhinavkulkarni 3y ago
Here's one: https://huggingface.co/spaces/mike-ravkine/can-ai-code-resul...
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
Hey @minxomat, HyDE sounds like an interesting approach. All dense retrieval approaches suffer from the problem you outlined in the blogpost. Have you looked at keyword-based or late-interaction models for retrieval such as ColBERTv2[1]? I
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India may become the third largest economy by 2030 – CNBC(cnbc.com)
1 points by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago|1 comments
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
S&P’s projection hinges on the continuation of India’s trade and financial liberalization, labor market reform, as well as investment in India’s infrastructure and human capital.
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
I am surprised nobody has mentioned Flutter yet. It obviates the need to learn HTML and CSS (for the most part). Yes, Flutter is not very web-friendly (SEO is a pain, etc.), but I have found it to be the best way to prototype an idea and pu
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
Yeah, that was great. Here are John's other appearances on other podcasts: https://jkstream.com/#/personality-john-carmack-Q92605
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
No, speaker diarization is not part of Whisper. There are open source projects - such as Kaldi [1], but it's hard to get them running if you are not an area expert. [1] https://kaldi-asr.org/
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
We are trying to remove some of that noise by building a better podcast discovery and search product at JKStream ( https://jkstream.com ). For e.g., here's a cleaner feed for Malcolm Gladwell: https://jkstream.com&
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
We at JKStream ( https://jkstream.com ) are trying to solve some of these problems by allowing users to subscribe to their favorite podcast interviewers and guests. For e.g., here's a nice, clean feed for Cal Newport: https:
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
> His podcast is awesome too: https://www.calnewport.com/podcast/ Keep track of his activity in the podcast sphere here: https://jkstream.com/#/personality-cal-newport-Q16733303
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
> Randall is an interesting podcast guest You can keep track of Randall's podcast activity here: https://jkstream.com/#/personality-randall-munroe-Q285048
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
You can keep track of Mike Duncan's podcast activity here: https://jkstream.com/#/personality-mike-duncan-Q361250
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
There are still problems with search and discovery though. A large scale transcription service needs to exist - potentially supported by client side transcription when GPUs become ubiquitous - at least for top podcasts. So many people have
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
You may want to read through blog of Lyn Alden: https://www.lynalden.com . She has good explanation of why US always runs deficit.
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by abhinavkulkarni 4y ago
You may be interested in Andrej Karpathy's experiment with OpenAI's latest STT Whisper model. Relevant tweet here: https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1574474950416617472 By the way, if you are looking f
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
A simple Google search on Redlining ( https://www.google.com/search?q=new+york+times+redlining ) will reveal how current housing laws and massive wealth transfer that interest mortgage deduction is from less fortunate to the
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
How is eating and drinking cheap in the Bay Area? A $4.25 latte with tips and taxes easily adds up to $6.50-7.00. That's a lot of just a cup of latte. Add to that imminent price increases due to impending minimum wage hike in SF in Jul
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
Well, Tesla is transitioning from luxury cars to the mainstream ones. Secondly, how about reducing our reliance of fossil fuels and instead using electricity for driving the cars (I know, I know, electricity comes largely from fossil fuels,
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
Loosening of regulation and cheap influx of money, on the whim printing of money by the Fed. Case in point, the current situation with student loans. It's politically beneficial to make slogans about housing for all, education for all,
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
I think we need to be careful about attributing all of the China's success and splurge of VC funding to IP theft, hostile domestic market for foreign players, etc. China is succeeding because it really wants to. With manufacturing in U
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by abhinavkulkarni 8y ago
Robotics. Not humanoids necessarily (I find them creepy to tell you the truth), but the ones that will act in the background making mundane and repetitive tasks easier - garbage collection, cleaning, watering plants, restocking grocery stor
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by abhinavkulkarni 9y ago
Yep. Bioengineering and Bioinformatics, especially with recent gene editing technologies invented. We still don't know what gene patterns cause most of the diseases. Sifting through genetic data (with the help of computers) and finding
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by abhinavkulkarni 9y ago
> I'd like to know where you're getting those steady 10% rates of return. Index funds?
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by abhinavkulkarni 9y ago
If that's the case, then perhaps we should lay (some of the) blame on the people who would chose to 'continue' the career of the said politician, no? Lets not deny agency the people have in making informed decisions.
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by abhinavkulkarni 9y ago
Non-paywalled/archive link?

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