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by ausbah 6y ago
ones where he has CS researchers / pioneers like Dennis Richie or Chris Latter, well known AI researchers like David Silver, or people from somewhat AI related fields like biology or neuroscience other non-AI guests I'm sure are p
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by ausbah 6y ago
that's kinda what I mean. they both invite guests on to learn about them, their work, and the unique perspective in stuff. Rogan doesn't seem to push back as much or ask as "stimulating" questions as Friedman, and is mor
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by ausbah 6y ago
I personally liked the podcast before he rebranded it around himself. Lex is a good host who is smart enough to hold conversations with his guests, but the main appeal was always still the guests as it was the only podcast I was aware of th
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by ausbah 6y ago
that's a super biased sampling, for every Einstein you're going to have 100 other impactful researchers who followed the traditional route of schooling I think a better way of framing it is that people with some talent will emerge
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by ausbah 6y ago
reading it in his voice really adds some oomph to his speech
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by ausbah 6y ago
arxivist, CLI for searching, storing, and tagging publications on arXiv. might expand to other pre-print sites like bioXiv if enough usage https://github.com/njhofmann/arXivist
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by ausbah 6y ago
honest question, but isn't that one of the main value propositiona of Facebook die to its sheer number of accounts? how do you track people without a complementary size?
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by ausbah 6y ago
very cool to see something on here not made with code! hope your book does well!
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by ausbah 6y ago
I think there's already a good amount of discussion around where current ML methods. stuff like lack of sample efficiency, adjusting for distribution shift, etc.
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by ausbah 6y ago
would this have any relationship to declining sperm rates as well?
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by ausbah 6y ago
by adding it as a feature into whatever model they created likely
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by ausbah 6y ago
how does that related to the study? lack of physical activity or something? it seems like they controlled for such factors and the problem persisted
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by ausbah 6y ago
most countries can't do basic Keynesian economics
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by ausbah 6y ago
what? what parts of queer theory deal with normalizing pedophilia? any sane individual studying queer theory is still going to understand the relationship between consent & age, and how pedophilia is a mental illness and not a sexual or
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by ausbah 6y ago
nothing, of course children shouldn't sexualize - however that is not what they were discussing. they were reinforcing the harmful & factitious association between being LGBTQ+ and "corruption" or whatever
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by ausbah 6y ago
there is nothing wrong with being LGBTQ+. to insinuate "corruption of Western children by China" is extremely bigoted in several dimensions. I'm disappointed to this sort of thinking on this site of all places
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by ausbah 6y ago
I usually keep a running "to-do" list with nested subsections as needed
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by ausbah 6y ago
I think US megacorps have more malleable ethics than you are giving them credit for. these corps already have the ability to federated their services, and don't seem to have an issue with meeting the demands of less-than-savory governm
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by ausbah 6y ago
some parts of the site apparently require a SSN and drivers lisence
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by ausbah 6y ago
yeah that's not terrorism. setting up bombs, breaking into the seat of government with the intention of taking hostages and potentially executing people is
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by ausbah 6y ago
that's a terrible comparison. there is miles of difference between invading another country and knocking a social media platform offline
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by ausbah 6y ago
normally I would agree, but if you are to view the events of Jan 6th as domestic terrorism and Parler as one of the two platforms where such events were partially planned. then I think tech companies dehosting Parler because they don't
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by ausbah 6y ago
I think my definitions of who writes content vs who publishes it was off, my bad I think everything you've said is correct until you get to the feudalism part of your analogy. the difference is you are still able to go and get informat
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by ausbah 6y ago
big tech platforms don't produce any content, they just host / publish what others create
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by ausbah 6y ago
it's a private platform, I would be more worried if they were forced to host any government figurehead
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by ausbah 6y ago
lists of advice like this from experienced practicioners are always great, but does anyone have any good methods for actually incorporating just pieces of wisdom into their own work? I find myself bookmarking stuff like this but never comin
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by ausbah 6y ago
can someone explain to me how a district court can sue someone? shouldn't this be the SEC or something?
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by ausbah 6y ago
at a higher level, don't all programming languages do some amount of work for you? like fundamentally all programming boils down to manipulating electrons in a circuit board or something, it's just different programming languages
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by ausbah 6y ago
are they not profitable after 10+ years? why are they still raising money?
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by ausbah 6y ago
what do they need to be "successful"? a certain % of employees?

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