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by bravura 3y ago
I’m saying that instead of one objective ordering, you have a subjective per user ordering. The decisions made by other users get a weight assigned to them, which is individual to each logged in user. So every users viewpoint is personalize
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by bravura 3y ago
Make it slightly fancier and assign a “similarity” between users. Start with uniform similarity, and as preferences are made, adjust them. Then you have personalization.
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by bravura 3y ago
T SNE Not PCA. With t SNE parameters that can be configured
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by bravura 3y ago
Time box it. A lot of people are instinctively anti-medicine, but a common counter-thread you'll see is: "Man, I wish I had tried medication earlier." They are also both quite generic and non-specific to you and your circumst
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by bravura 3y ago
How do task and just compare to SCons? Although SCons is Python (which is a pro or con depending upon your perspective), it has strong dependency management. Or is the argument that dependency management is part of build, not general projec
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by bravura 3y ago
Try this: https://github.com/refuel-ai/autolabel Then the main challenge just becomes prompt design, which can sometimes be nebulous for NLP annotation.
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by bravura 3y ago
Anyone interested in discussing these topics, I'd like to discuss more, since it's what I'm working on. My email is my profile. I'm also participating in discussion on the thread.
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by bravura 3y ago
You can actually use thousands of oscillators, which is what Magenta did with their differentiable DSP (DDSP) approach to modeling acoustic instruments including singing: https://magenta.tensorflow.org/ddsp-vst https:&#x
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by bravura 3y ago
"it's rare to find someone who is really interested in making a synthesizer sound exactly like a guitar or a clarinet" Perhaps that's because it's quite difficult to do that with synthesizers? Because once you start
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by bravura 3y ago
Man I want to love joblib, but I can't. One of the smarted ML researchers I know swears by it. But for whatever reason, in my workflow of prototyping new ML approaches, optimizing and unoptimizing different preprocessing steps, and som
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by bravura 3y ago
What's the license? What are your thoughts on PESTO which learns pitch-prediction very well with a small network, and uses a self-supervised objective? https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.02265 https://github.co
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by bravura 3y ago
Thank you, where is pricing and details about block storage, another offering you list in your docs? https://www.ubicloud.com/docs
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by bravura 3y ago
I’d be curious to talk with you more about this, and suggest some interesting new workflows. Object storage targets web developers, etc, but enabling certain machine learning patterns could be transformative.
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by bravura 3y ago
This looks great! Some questions: “ Select from 2 to 32 vCPUs; 8 GB - 64 GB RAM; 128 GB - 1 TB disk” how easy or fiddly is it for the end user to change specs? Are we responsible for migration? Also, we can have as many databases as we want
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by bravura 3y ago
You can screenshot the first page and use gpt vision
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by bravura 3y ago
You can just import them all into paperpile, which has good ways of inferring the metadata like title author year etc. and then connect to your google drive. Which will download them with nice filenames.
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by bravura 3y ago
"We bring ML to the database rather than the other way around." Can you explain to me what that means? Maybe I've been having this problem recently.
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by bravura 3y ago
There are millions of years of evolution conditioning humans to trust things that are familiar. It's naive to think we'll adapt effectively and quickly to extreme manipulation.
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by bravura 3y ago
What's that?
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by bravura 3y ago
https://github.com/huggingface/setfit gets good fine-tuned scores on some downstream tasks with just 8 labeled examples.
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by bravura 3y ago
Here in Berlin Germany, packages are given to whichever neighbor in your apartment building happens to reply to the buzzer fastest, typically the ground floor ones. (Elevators are also uncommon.) I'm friends with all my neighbors but I
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by bravura 3y ago
What about routine credit card transactions that you don’t tip on? Isn’t that the bulk of purchases ?
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by bravura 3y ago
There are a handful of historical components that come together to make word2vec such a success: * The idea of vectorial representations for language. * "Distributed" representations, which are dense not sparse. * Vectorial repres
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by bravura 3y ago
I really enjoyed reading Ishkur's hyper-precise, super narrowly focused description of the trance genre, posted again yesterday ( https://music.ishkur.com/ ). I wanted to share it in to see how others react to it. genr
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by bravura 3y ago
There’s nothing more fun than dusting off fossilized proto-AI work and running it on modern hardware. Why don’t you share some citations? I always enjoyed tracking down outre typewritten connectionist manuscripts from an author who had more
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by bravura 3y ago
I was staying in Whitechapel, London recently. There are many religious folks there who are horrified by dogs, don't want dogs to touch them, and shun dogs and make a huge berth for them on the street and inside, like in buses. I was o
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by bravura 3y ago
I don't know the DDC very well, but this is a beautiful translation. The pattern of 3 comes up often. For example, a "classical" approach to something puts the flag in the ground. A reactionary "modern" approach tak
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by bravura 3y ago
'At the time, I was newly infatuated with the writing of Quentin Tarantino and David Mamet, so my dream version of a TTC reflected the simplicity and grit of their dialogue.' Here is how Hogan translates the first lines of the Tao
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by bravura 3y ago
I really loved this work on SAT: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/selman/papers/pdf/97.aaai.invarian... Local search heuristics typically involve a noise-parameter, which controls the tradeoff between exploration an
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by bravura 3y ago
I have hired this developer for contract work and can highly recommend. Excellent communication.

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