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Show HN: Video-input, an HTML element that acts like a video form field
(github.com)
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Professional CEO coach. I spent 3 years working with him and it was the best personal development I could have committed to. I learned that leadership is a trainable skillset, and that interpersonal dynamics are also something you can pract
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Datasaur (YC W20) CEO Ivan on how to build/label NLP data
(phaseai.com)
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Ask HN: Which AI/ML newsletters or other sources do you read to stay up to date
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Oops, sorry about that! :-)
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I’ve gone through a few transitions in life that relate to this sort of thing, and have worked with a very well known CEO coach on this. His advice was invaluable. He recommended a book on life transitions[1]. Whether you find wealth, retir
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Put together a data science portfolio and get noticed
(phaseai.com)
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Also worth noting: it's about being better than an existing baseline. Effectiveness is measured in relation to a baseline accuracy, which can already be quite poor. Suppose you make predictions about 100 events, and only 25 of these ev
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In "Superforecasting", it's a bit clearer. What they end up doing is asking you to predict an EVENT by a SPECIFIC TIME. In other words, what is the probability that "x" will happen by "DATE Y". In this cas
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Excellent! I just emailed you.
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They would actually argue the same thing. Certain events are impossible to predict. Other events are not. That’s part of the beauty of the problem. You need to be able to pick the right events to predict and ensure the event is well-defined
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I think you’re partially right. However, it also depends on what you’re comparing to and what the baseline is. There are lots of projects that try to predict the future and using a framework to do so in a systematic way that can improve ove
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I’ve been doing something similar for investing in stocks and it has worked well. I’m exploring building an NLP-powered version of this (based on crawling news events). If anyone is interested in chatting or collaborating, let me know. :)
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Wow, didn’t know this and confirmed on Wikipedia. Fascinating! Thank you for sharing.
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Neuralink Patient Journey
(andrealyip.com)
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User Experience and AI: the GPT-3 'click'
(10millionsteps.com)
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This is a fascinating discussion -- I'm curious what people thing is the next step with AI? The post and several commenters here talk about how the tech in GPT-3 is "dumb" in that it's a big network but the network archi
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Ask HN: Looking for resources or people who've implemented Bezos' API Mandate
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Pull out all the stops: Textual analysis via punctuation sequences
(arxiv.org)
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Covid-19: Economic recovery from 2020 to 2035
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From the article: "At least one major advertising agency, 360i, has advised clients to support the boycott, the Wall Street Journal first reported." I've rarely seen ad agencies actually recommend reducing spend. I think this
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Major brands announce temporary Facebook ad boycott
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Hi Max -- as a labour of love, I've been working on AI-driven news products and ideas. This also includes 70+ interviews with people who spend at least $1000/year on news products. See here: https://10millionsteps.com&#
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DVC 1.0 release: new features for MLOps
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Ask HN: What’s a big trend we should all be following?
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What Warren Buffett gets right (and wrong) on post-Covid-19 investing
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So this paper uses observations/models of Easter Island and extrapolates that model to the entire planet. It also assumes resource usage stays the same, and that tree-human codependency observed/modelled around Easter Island can b
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Have you tried https://wiki.js.org/ ? Curious if it fits your needs, given they are open source. P.S. I use GitHub for all my personal writing and only now realized that a big part of it is due to its open source nature and
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The Covid-19 Economy: My portfolio strategy for a 2022 recovery bet
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I’m really excited about digital currencies but digital currencies do not need blockchain. They’re centralized currencies and technology is used to facilitate and streamline transactions. A central bank does not need blockchain or distribut
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