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4y ago
Running large financial entities can cause generational trauma, or something.
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4y ago
Very cool! I was recently looking at dumping our slack data and fine tuning some openai model to do something very similar at a place I work with currently. Were there any pain points in fine tuning you wish you knew before you built everyt
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4y ago
A 'leaky relu' is used to retain some of the negative stuff and prevent neurons from dying young. I just googled around and now see "PReLU" which seems to also address negative value.
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4y ago
I'm fairly convinced this is the next iteration of that. In the last 6 years I feel like there has been a massive focus on 'content moderation' which was just an attempt to direct and bias information that was being used to p
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8 or so years ago in uptown manhattan you'd see these btc ATMs in shady bodegas that I was convinced were being used for laundering money back, unless the frequenters of the surrounding methadone clinics were more astute investors than
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4y ago
The current government was a major party in pushing back on the rail worker strike last year. These are the effects of bureaucracy and big government.
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4y ago
What a fool. He should have said he was fighting earthquake misinformation in order to preserve the rich democracy of turkey.
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4y ago
Rust is amazing, I truly believe a large number of people are intimidated by it and so go out of their way to shit on it and pretend like it's only for some niche IOT device... when it's just as easy to write out a full crud appli
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4y ago
An amusing reflection into a modern day social hierarchy according to the public online sphere. Also fun to imagine that most of these language models are snapshots of consumable and parseable discourse and so their bias will be a time cap
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4y ago
Shipping code on Friday is bad. Shipping things after 4PM is also bad. Why hire any QA? Why code review at all? All of these reduce the risk of bad or unintended software being in the wild and not releasing on friday or after 4pm reduce th
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4y ago
next the people will be asking to be able to right-click save a random meme
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4y ago
And from experience, a technical person still needs some deep pockets to really take an idea to it's potential. Personally I forget that selling and marketing is a massive overhead that is generally not solvable by some clever code and
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4y ago
Weren't these guys just in Davos?
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4y ago
I was imagining a system where you can essentially host your own file with your business metadata and different systems can use it for their own maps. In this case OSM could be aggregating businesses into their map to display local tire sho
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4y ago
I'll try not to rant, but a useful and complete open map system in my mind is one of the biggest things holding up a ton of innovation around mobile devices, search engines and even automotive by being able to divorce from apple/g
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I deleted all my social media coming on 8 years ago and I only regret it when I see something on facebook marketplace and have to coordinate with a friend on facebook to contact someone.
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4y ago
I lived near a bodega in east harlem that was cash only and had a bitcoin ATM in the corner.
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4y ago
In case you're wondering why people are suddenly concerned about gas stoves -> https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/us-safety-agency-to-consider-ban...
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4y ago
Trevor Noah squandered the opportunity that was "The Daily Show"
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4y ago
white flight is a pejorative, the correct term is reverse-gentrification
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4y ago
Exciting to see ML develop in ways that will enhance accessibility for people. I imagine being able to train a screen reader with your own voice (or voice of your choosing) would be a huge plus for vision impaired folks.
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4y ago
Very neat. Nice to see more free and easy p2p stuff. Getting a p2p video/audio/screen share application going is definitely a lot less work than it once was. https://teamvideo.app/ webRTC stuff has a ton of cool p
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If you aren't teaching students about how master/slave terminology is applied to tech then you are doing them a much MUCH bigger disservice than the horrors of them having to read words they were taught to react to poorly.
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4y ago
This is absolute insanity - I do not mean surprising/wild, I mean the people/organizations who have curated this page of random innocuous words and contexts have completely lost touch with reality and should be relieved of any ser
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4y ago
Yes but does the government have the ability to coerce or force you to do something with a '1 in 1000' death rate, if not, what is the number we are allowing in the name of public health.
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4y ago
Very curious what you're up to on camping trips that involves black magic.
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People, entities and states with debts benefit from the money they borrowed last year being worth less than it is today in terms of paying things back, debt to income, etc. Also by using inflation to deteriorate savings and cash on hand, it
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Something about seeing fun bit tricks solving higher level problems is exciting. As someone who writes higher level software in general using golang/rust/python to solve "boring business" problems, seeing someone using X
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This will most certainly be used to limit US citizens access to their second amendment. The unseen use cases for this will be equally horrifying. DARPA creating a precrime detection tool is about as dystopic as is gets.
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Left and right are incredibly well defined and understood if people are being genuine. Left wing politics generally believe that the government and central planning are good in varying degrees, right wing politics generally believe that gov
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