agentofoblivion

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by agentofoblivion 4y ago
> Doctors should… > I was listening to a podcast… HN comments in a nutshell.
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by agentofoblivion 4y ago
Never heard of it.
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by agentofoblivion 4y ago
There’s a caravan of dilapidated RVs on the road next to my gym in Seattle. The “homeless” have setup permanent structures and solar panels. A guy runs a bike chop shop out of his.
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by agentofoblivion 4y ago
I get it. But that’s really dumb and why people hate lawyers. The intent is entirely clear in this case, and the rest is just legal jujitsu.
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Graph Attention Networks (GAT) in 5 minutes(youtube.com)
2 points by agentofoblivion 5y ago|0 comments
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
I have many videos on YouTube, several over an hour long, and have only monetized one video with ads as an experiment. What do you mean you can’t upload videos without ads being put on them?
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
More like 5%, they just won’t shut up about it and the rest of us silently think they’re morons.
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
“Fraud” and “simply” don’t belong in the same sentence. This is coming from someone who’s spent years working with many fraud departments in major companies. Wack-a-mole doesn’t work, they just scale their account creation.
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
I commend the author’s effort, but this is not reflective of any interviews I’ve been part of, which is many across several industries and levels. Bayesian Deep Learning? Chapter 2 in Kindergarten? If anyone asked me a question on that, I
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Deep Graph Library (DGL) is the big one, which can use either PyTorch, MXNet or Tensorflow as the backend and is developed by AWS. You also have PyTorch Geometric and Jraph, which is built on top of JAX and used mostly by researchers at Dee
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
One of the critically useful properties of wavelets, as I understand it, is that they are localized in both the original domain and the frequency domain. A FT on an audio file, for example, will tell you how much of each frequency is pres
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
And Toyota is a middleman between you and the raw materials to build a car. I guess it’s obvious that you can build a car cheaper than Toyota? How do the economies of scale fit into this false equivalency of a physics analogy?
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
The hubris of HN posters has no bounds. I’m sure that tweet gave you all you need to know to contradict the insiders responsible for making multi-billion dollar decisions… It’s probably the case that they’re all dumb, and the Internet rand
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Who is this author and as the lay public, can we trust the authoritative tone she takes? Basic clicking around shows she's a journalist, not a scientist, and has written articles e.g., highlighting the medical struggles of Jordan Pete
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
I’m at AWS and the doc focus meetings is my favorite cultural force of working there. I was surprised to see the article leave out the benefit to author of forcing them to clarify their thoughts and get evidence to support their claims. I a
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
I work there and wouldn’t call this a “reversal”, but rather a clarification on details. They’ve been taking about when they expect people to come back but haven’t said anything about work from home options. Sounds like they’ve settled on a
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Good. LOL.
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Baaaaaaarrrrrffff. What a horrible take. Rich people use their wealth to improve the opportunities of their offspring? How tragic. I suppose we’re all the victims of Jeff Bezos because his unfair, luck-derived, incredible intellect invent
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Because you’re being paid to come to work and work. That’s why they call it “work”, not “debate club”. The idea that young, affluent tech workers like those at Google expect to come to work and argue over the plight of black lives in betwee
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
They are entirely consistent. They succumb to pressure from their far left employees, which don’t like insensitivity to the Jews, but abhor any take that conflicts with their “diversity = equal outcomes” nonsense. There is no room for thoug
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Only the purest of the pure can lead a diversity effort. And it doesn’t count unless you were pure from the beginning. Growing to overcome past problems is not sufficient.
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
Same for Machine Learning.
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by agentofoblivion 5y ago
I find this article exaggerates the evidence by playing loose with the term “metadata”. For example, they claim PageRank is just another example of metadata. But that’s a graph processing algorithm and it’s just that the graph was construct
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by agentofoblivion 6y ago
+1 but with the addition that the people thinking about fraud/abuse/security are typically an isolated department that the standard product developer doesn’t ever think about. For mature products/services, this is usually in
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Modeling Guitar Amps with Machine Learning (+ NeuralDSP Interview)(youtube.com)
1 points by agentofoblivion 6y ago|0 comments
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A journey into the world of guitar circuit modeling with ML(blog.zakjost.com)
1 points by agentofoblivion 6y ago|0 comments
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by agentofoblivion 6y ago
I’m a big tech scientist that’s done work as a consultant in the ad tech space. The data is so unreliable and garbage that it’s almost impossible to do anything with. The data comes from so many different sources, all of which may be suspec
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by agentofoblivion 6y ago
Check this out: https://www.amazon.science/publications/distdgl-distributed-...
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by agentofoblivion 6y ago
I don't know anything about this company. But I work at FAANG as an ML scientist and spent about 3 months this year working on a research project that demonstrated big performance improvements of a new tech. It got enough interest th
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by agentofoblivion 6y ago
I get that this is smothered in PR. But isn’t this one of those “win/win” situations? Providing people with a path into the profitable tech industry that otherwise wouldn’t have one is likely a net positive for their future prospects.

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