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Top AI Execs, Including Richard Socher, Launch AIX Ventures
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Pool-sampling may offer a solution to the shortage of Covid testing
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All the nods (real and imagined) in Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest
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How to retain your high performers through pregnancy and parental leave
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Covid-19 forecasting model benchmarks
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Beyond Remote
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Scientists are drowning in Covid-19 papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?
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TPUs, Systolic Arrays, and Bfloat16
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Kaggle’s 5 remote-first tips for new WFHers
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Under quarantine, video courtship replaces hookup culture
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Researchers Will Deploy AI to Better Understand Coronavirus
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Call to Action to the Tech Community on New Machine Readable Covid-19 Dataset
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I wrote this app to as an excuse to learn React and to help pick a name for the baby we're expecting. I've since found that I'm using it semi-regularly for other subjective decisions: most recently choosing a holiday destinat
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Show HN: Simple app to break up larger decisions into many pairwise comparisons
(antgoldbloom.github.io)
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What a museum of disgusting food reveals about human nature
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Facebook AI launches a $1MM deepfake detection challenge
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Facebook AI launched a $1MM deepfake detection challenge
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Bringing Google AutoML to 3.5M Data Scientists on Kaggle
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Computer-generated writing will never replace the human kind
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Career advice from someone you probably shouldn't listen to
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Google claims to have demonstrated “quantum supremacy”
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The Future of the Office
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To elaborate on leakage: it's a case where something in the training or test dataset wouldn't be available in a production setting. As a funny example: I remember we were once given a dataset to predict prostate cancer from ~300 v
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Kaggle CEO here. Agree with a mild version of the author's statement: that for many competitions, the difference between top n spots is not statistically significant. However, the author's statement (as represented by this chart
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Benford's Law
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The Exxon Valdez of Cyberspace
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From academia, to Kaggle Grandmaster, to putting maps into autonomous vehicles
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An End-to-End AutoML Solution for Tabular Data at KaggleDays
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Golfers score better when par on a hole is lowered
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Google's AI experts try to automate themselves
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