dhairya

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How Causal Reasoning Addresses the Limitations of LLMs in Observability(infoq.com)
5 points by dhairya 1y ago|0 comments
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If Planes Can Fly Themselves Then Why Can't IT Management Be Autonomous?(devops.com)
2 points by dhairya 1y ago|1 comments
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by dhairya 2y ago
It's in reference to the Physics prize going to Hinton and Hopfield for "for foundational discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning with artificial neural networks." and the Chemistry prize to Google DeepMind&#x
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You Might Be a Late Bloomer(theatlantic.com)
3 points by dhairya 2y ago|0 comments
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by dhairya 4y ago
Cambridge and Boston are fantastic for spring migration birding and fall migration birding, especially Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. There's a resident barred owl and red tail that swoops in quite close when walking about. http
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by dhairya 4y ago
I like to joke I have type B personality with type A ambitions which is the recipe for perpetual unhappiness. When the switch is on, things move quickly, but its been getting harder and harder to find the switch. I'm in early soon to b
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by dhairya 5y ago
The challenge for the engineers at our AI startup is that deterministic testing paradigms don't adapt well to probabilistic models that are continually being retrained. As a scientist is hard to convey the acceptable range of variance
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by dhairya 5y ago
Happy to chat.my contact info is on my profile.
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by dhairya 5y ago
I disagree. We are conflating being smart really with being self-motivated. Also being in the right environment is very important. I do believe that anyone can do almost anything (I'm not going to be an NBA player in my 40s). Certain t
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by dhairya 5y ago
A couple things that come to mind with this article. My own journey has been quite nonlinear both in terms of roles (business systems analyst -> data analyst -> technical project manager -> data scientist -> AI research scientis
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by dhairya 5y ago
This article is predicated on the assumption that immediately going to college after graduating high school is important. The pandemic skews the decision calculus greatly for many students ranging from safety to finding short-term employmen
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A Criticism of “On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots”(gist.github.com)
1 points by dhairya 5y ago|0 comments
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by dhairya 5y ago
thanks for posting the a non-paywall version
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Software Engineering at Google [pdf](arxiv.org)
6 points by dhairya 5y ago|0 comments
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by dhairya 6y ago
Posh Tech| Multiple Full-Time Roles | Remote with hope of onsite when conditions are safe | Boston, MA About Us: Posh is a Conversational AI company creating the most natural and enjoyable customer experiences for financial institutions thr
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by dhairya 6y ago
This article makes no sense to me. If the premise was will Google AI Ethics research implode, then yes. Removing key memembers of the team has affected the team morale and created a toxic environment for the remaining researchers. However,
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by dhairya 6y ago
Posh Tech| Multiple Full-Time Roles | Remote with hope of onsite when conditions are safe | Boston, MA About Us: Posh is a Conversational AI company creating the most natural and enjoyable customer experiences for financial institutions thr
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by dhairya 6y ago
This looks like a really cool program. Is there way for for students currently in PhD programs to engage with folks in the program. It'd be too early for me to apply but would love to connect with folks in the community for collaborati
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by dhairya 6y ago
I just started my PhD in AI (specifically NLP). Also took a non-traditional route (creative writing major -> 10 years in industry -> phd). It's interesting so far. Research feels very open ended compared to industry. While I was
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by dhairya 6y ago
also recommend probabilistic methods for hackers as another resource to explore this space: https://camdavidsonpilon.github.io/Probabilistic-Programming...
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by dhairya 6y ago
I agree as well, it's valuable to see rejected papers or at the very least the reviews themselves. It's interesting that some Neurips workshops are on OpenReview but Neurips itself is not. I've found great value in being able
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by dhairya 6y ago
There's a difference between consciousness and intelligence. An Intelligent Infrastructure or AI system can make business decisions and not need to be self-aware to be effective. It just needs to be integrated and have access to multip
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by dhairya 6y ago
So it depends on your goals and the type of work you want to do. I kind of stumbled into Data Science / AI research (came from a Creative Writing background). After spending about 4 years in industry, I decided to go back and pursue a
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by dhairya 6y ago
Part of the challenge of pursuing this comprehensive type of AI infrastructure is that it requires massive coordination and collaboration. Unfortunately the incentives in both industry and academia make it difficult to even start such a pro
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The Bitter Lesson – Richard Sutton(incompleteideas.net)
1 points by dhairya 6y ago|0 comments
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by dhairya 6y ago
Out of curiosity what resolution and time scale is useful. Is it fair to assume the most hedge funds are relatively good at tracking recent information and the value is in older archives that's hard to collect? Also are event streams a
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by dhairya 6y ago
Any opportunities to engage with your team as a volunteer?
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by dhairya 6y ago
I'd suggest Semantic Scholar ( https://www.semanticscholar.org/ ) as an alternative to Google Scholar. It's maintained by the nonprofit Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and has many useful features (both
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by dhairya 6y ago
> I see Jaron Lanier’s position as exactly the opposite, in an interesting accounting of second order effects. Interesting. I had the opportunity to talk to him after his talk in Boston, he was pretty pessimistic and struggled to define
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Humans of AI: Stories, Not Stats(cc.gatech.edu)
1 points by dhairya 6y ago|0 comments

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