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Effective Teamwork – A One Page Guide(andreykurenkov.com)
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AI News in 2021: A Detailed Digest(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 5y ago
It may not be sustainable long term, but as it's currently a fad it's a nice way to kick start some income. NFTs also have the benefit of being browsable on sites like hitenunc, so instead of finding the artist on Instagram or Twi
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by andreyk 5y ago
I generally am not fond of NFTs myself, but want to give a counter point - while it's no fun to see artists you like posting a lot about NFTs, it's also great they can now get paid to do art. For established artists this means hig
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AI News in 2021: A Detailed Digest(lastweekin.ai)
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AI News in 2021: A Detailed Digest(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 5y ago
You pointed out just a few topic that you are interested in... Surely you can find online communities interested in this niche and discuss it there?
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by andreyk 5y ago
"It’s built on a paradox where you feel alive when you’re learning on the Internet but soul-crushed when you try to talk about those same ideas with friends and family" Sounds like this person needs better friends with whom they c
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by andreyk 5y ago
There is a distinction to be drawn between talking to someone about something you don't care about and stuff you both find interesting. Smart people should have no shortage of topics to talk about with 'normal people', in my
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AI News in 2021: A Digest(skynettoday.com)
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GPT-3, Foundation Models, and AI Nationalism(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 5y ago
Nice list! A bit micro on a few points, but nice things to highlight. On a zoomed out View, a PhD will teach you a lot about the life cycle of creative projects in general - idea inception, prototyping, feedback, iteration, presentation. It
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by andreyk 5y ago
Depending on what your current salary is, it's plausible you could find a job at a non profit or NGO that would not entail a significant pay cut. That idea aside, some companies off the top of my head that don't fit your bad compa
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AI and the Future of Work: What We Know Today(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 5y ago
I often wish HN had an official forum, or even a discord, where people could discuss whatever and not just trending articles. There are many like minded people here, so it feels like it could be more of an online community than it is right
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AI and the Future of Work: What We Know Today(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 5y ago
Wow, that's quite the valuation. I'm not surprised though. There's a ton of hype for the 'metaverse', and for my money rec room is the most impressive example of it out there. It's fun to customize your own roo
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AI and the Future of Work: What We Know Today(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 5y ago
While I agree in general, some forms of code reviewing require less context than others. They say "We review within your tools to catch security threats, stop crashes, and fix performance issues before they reach production.", and
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The Rise of “Killer Robots” and the Race to Restrain Them(skynettoday.com)
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AI and the Future of Work: What We Know Today(thegradient.pub)
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AI and the Future of Work: What We Know Today(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 5y ago
HF has integrations for both though right?
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by andreyk 5y ago
Gradio is already integrated to some extent to HF's platform, and nothing is as trivial to build as it seems. So it just made sense to buy an existing refined solution and to hit the ground running rather than build from scratch.
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by andreyk 5y ago
Not a very novel point - The Ghost Workers Powering The AI Economy https://www.forbes.com/sites/adigaskell/2019/09/02/the-ghost... AI needs to face up to its invisible-worker problem https:/&
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New Datasets to Democratize Speech Recognition Technology(thegradient.pub)
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Google AI's TokenLearner Can Improve Vision Transformer Efficiency and Accuracy(marktechpost.com)
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New Datasets to Democratize Speech Recognition Technology(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 5y ago
Yep, network effects are hard to beat. Unless a Mastodon-esque platform is not largely a copy for existing services but rather offers something substantially different and superior (ie, how Facebook overtook MySpace, or how TikTok grew expo
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by andreyk 5y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. A lot of people on HN seem to instinctively deride Facebook, but this statements is not wrong -- Facebook is a tool for communication, and how people use it is not entirely in its control. At best you could arg

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