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Professor James Zou on Data Science and AI for Covid-19(aitalk.podbean.com)
2 points by andreyk 6y ago|0 comments
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Leveraging Compositionality for One-Shot Imitation Learning(ai.stanford.edu)
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Why and How to Get the Most Out of Twitter(andreykurenkov.com)
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Things Everyone Should Know About Depression(andreykurenkov.com)
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Things Everyone Should Know About Depression(andreykurenkov.com)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Personally, I absolutely find non diet coke way worse than diet or zero coke due to its syrupy-ness. So I think many drinks do have very distinct tastes (though many are also similar).
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by andreyk 7y ago
On this topic, I have recently been quite enjoying and impressed by the game Rec Room ( https://youtu.be/6kl9gqv9t_I ). It's already well on its way to being an actual metaverse (it can be played both in VR and on a comp
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Radiology Professor Matthew Lungren on AI and Data Science for Covid-19(aitalk.podbean.com)
1 points by andreyk 7y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 7y ago
Some datasets are indeed like this, see eg Common Voice - https://voice.mozilla.org/en In general these things are open source, so you can always contribute an improved version of the dataset. But as another commenter said
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by andreyk 7y ago
This is accurate, but it's also worth noting the AI community has been moving to new benchmarks all the time (eg SQUAD 2.0 came out like a year after SQUAD). So in effect editing does happen all the time, just in a batch way instead of
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Interview: Professor Matthew Lungren on AI for Covid-19 and Data Saving Lives(aitalk.podbean.com)
1 points by andreyk 7y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 7y ago
I'm an owner of a GoPro and also of a nice digital camera (Sony Alpha 6000) and have done a decent deal of photography, so maybe I can comment on the appeal of GoPro: the interface and software on their device is excellent (far better
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by andreyk 7y ago
I've sort of gotten away from thinking I have a 'blog', to thinking I have a 'personal website' which features my writing on there. I think 'digital garden' is a nice little metaphor for a personal website
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by andreyk 7y ago
TLDR, this is about an effort to collect a new large dataset for speech-to-text and an exploration of model design choices to enable programmers without huge computational resources to work in the space (it mostly does not touch on fine-tun
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by andreyk 7y ago
From the article: "The one thing that school trains you for is that being right is what matters. If you get the answers right in your test, then you get a good grade. Get them wrong and you don't. Maybe this frame of mind "st
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by andreyk 7y ago
An audio discussion of the contents of this article was front page HN back when this article came out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22453211 I'll go ahead and say what I said in that thread again re this articl
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by andreyk 7y ago
Hey there HN, OP here. We imagine many of you might be in the target audience for this podcast (not necessarily experts on AI, just people interested in keeping up with developments of AI and its impact on society), so would love to hear yo
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Show HN: "Let's Talk AI" Weekly AI News Podcast by Stanford AI Lab PhDs(aitalk.podbean.com)
3 points by andreyk 7y ago|1 comments
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ML Code Completeness Checklist(medium.com)
1 points by andreyk 7y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 7y ago
As someone who still uses GA for multiple sites, can we actually discuss the claims of the article and not the broad idea of it? > " > These two tracking scripts combined add 45.7 KB of page weight to each and every page load.&qu
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by andreyk 7y ago
Indeed!
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by andreyk 7y ago
Nope! As I said in there, this is inherently in the nature of doing a PhD, and having done research in undergrad and MS I knew that going on. May not make it easier to go through tough stuff, but it does make it easier to not lose desire to
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by andreyk 7y ago
Cool idea! http://www.andreykurenkov.com/writing/ Nowdays I largely write high-effort polished stuff about AI or life, with the occasional small fun thing thrown in. Not sure if it counts, but I also run https:/&
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by andreyk 7y ago
Author here, hope you enjoy! Feel free to ask anything too or suggest revisions. Disclaimer up front, as I say in the text these are not the only lessons I have learned, just the most directly linked to experiences I can use as examples. An
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Lessons learned the hard way in grad school (so far)(andreykurenkov.com)
49 points by andreyk 7y ago|15 comments
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A Speech-to-Text Practitioner’s Criticisms of Industry and Academia(thegradient.pub)
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Lessons Learned from My Failures in Grad School [video](youtu.be)
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Towards an ImageNet Moment for Speech-to-Text(thegradient.pub)
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by andreyk 7y ago
Likewise an Alum here. Wound up doing EE + CS in College and gravitating to AI, and now doing a PhD in robotics! (FIRST wasn't the only factor, but probably the earlier to set me on that path)
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Let's Talk AI #2: AI’s Role in Fighting Covid-19 and in Surveilling Us All(aitalk.podbean.com)
1 points by andreyk 7y ago|0 comments

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