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Mental well-being in polyamorous and monogamous relationship
(ijip.in)
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AI as a Hype Tool
(skynettoday.com)
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Pleasantly surprised by this, not yet another blog post on this but rather a nice interactive lesson. Well done!
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My co-founder and I broke up. Here's a post-mortem
(yirenlu.com)
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TLDR : * Use a structure of "what I'll explain, explanation, what I explained" (aka intro, body, conclusion) * use concrete examples instead of starting off abstract * write well Pretty underwhelming list tbh. There are many
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Seems cool, their platform has a lot of good elements given the party's main aim ("the current two-party duopoly is not working") . It does have some sort of minor points that seem less worth highlighting (eg "Department
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For anyone like me who actually likes keeping up with friends / signing up to groups and events on FB, check this FB alternative out: https://mewe.com/myworld The subscription based revenue model by itself makes it hug
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Last Week in AI
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AlphaFold Is the Most Important Achievement in AI–Ever
(forbes.com)
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I mean... You can look at the paper, they actually do use a novel generative AI model, so it's rather strange to criticize this being labeled AI. And, the paper also shows the new model to outperform existing ones in 84% of cases acco
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The whole point is weird - having more equations than unknowns is only needed for an exact closed form solution, it's entirely possible to solve underconstrained problems that have multiple solutions via optimization (which is what DL
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All things in moderation! As others on here have said, I think social media use has various benefits - I've discovered lots of interesting papers and researchers on Twitter, come across life updates on FB, scroll through cool photos on
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There is a whole wikipedia article devoted to this apparently - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Facebook I do tend to agree that FB gets more flack than seems reasonable, it's hard to expect any company
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The Imperative for Sustainable AI Systems
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Good catch! That's definitely quite concerning...
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Sergey Levine on Robot Learning and Offline RL
(thegradientpub.substack.com)
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From what I understand, the definition of a social construct is a bit nuanced, and it's possible to both believe race is a social construct and that it correlates with things. As a metaphor, let's say we create two categories in t
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AI as a Hype Tool
(skynettoday.com)
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Sharing learnings from the first algorithmic bias bounty challenge
(blog.twitter.com)
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Sounds like this post is recommending you keep a journal, certainly a good practice, as the post says writing is an invaluable tool for reflection. But I don't think the advice is as useful for creating writing that is of value to othe
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Jeremy Howard on Kaggle, Enlitic, and Fast.ai
(thegradientpub.substack.com)
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One PhD student’s list of 21 newsletters to help you keep up with AI news
(medium.com)
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The Best AI Newsletters
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The Best AI Newsletters
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"BY THE AGE of seven months, most children have learned that objects still exist even when they are out of sight ... It is also something that self-driving cars do not have. And that is a problem. Autonomous vehicles are getting better
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"ML-based FSD is a dead end, always has been from the beginning" To be fair, Google's (Waymo's) FSD is most definitely not fully ML-based, and afaik neither is Tesla's. Sure some people may speak like that's th
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OpenAI Sold its Soul for $1B
(onezero.medium.com)
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I Asked GPT-3 About Covid-19. Its Responses Shocked Me
(onezero.medium.com)
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Evan Hubinger on Effective Altruism and AI Safety
(thegradientpub.substack.com)
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AI as a Hype Tool
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