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by djoldman 1y ago
Fundamentally, the main flaw in TFA is this quote toward the end in "The Path Forward" section: > Accept that quality matters more than velocity. Nope. Clearly many companies are sacrificing TFA's definition of quality for
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by djoldman 1y ago
We'll never know, but: I wonder what would happen if we moved the "medically necessary" requirement burden of proof from the doctor/patient to the insurer. So the insurer would be required to pay out a claim regardless o
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by djoldman 1y ago
Total aside, but I LOVE that it's written in a non-top10 language without the "in [language]" comment.
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by djoldman 1y ago
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by djoldman 1y ago
The goal of an assessor's office is to set the value of property to it's fair market value - the price it would command if sold fairly on that day. It's not appropriate for an assessor's office to further a goal other th
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by djoldman 1y ago
... for this specific use case (financial documents). These corpora have a high degree of semantic ambiguity among other tricky and difficult to alleviate issues. Other types of text are far more amenable to RAG and some are large enough th
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by djoldman 1y ago
Yep, I agree. That analogy wasn't so helpful.
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I am not a lawyer. In the USA, anyone is allowed to photograph, video, or otherwise record anything they can see from a public sidewalk, subject to some soft restrictions like it being illegal to impede the movement of others. Any attempt b
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by djoldman 1y ago
Check out first amendment auditing for a look at the edges of this at least in the USA.
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by djoldman 1y ago
> Overcoming friction leads to growth. Comfort leads to stagnation.... I’ve come to believe that with the rise of convenience and comfort, it becomes harder for us to reach our potential.... A certain level of convenience can lead to eff
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Discord Dave Protocol Whitepaper 1.1.4(daveprotocol.com)
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Like my "smart" TCL Roku TV, I almost never allow my Kindle to connect to the internet. When I do, I subsequently remove wifi passwords and delete the networks. Additionally, I disable software updates if possible.
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Finding and Understanding Bugs in C Compilers (2011) [pdf](users.cs.utah.edu)
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Extracting Automata from Recurrent Neural Networks (2018) [pdf](proceedings.mlr.press)
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The most obvious task is to predict a diagnosis given the ECG history. Are there any studies out there?
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> Three things explain this. First,... Second, attempts to give models more tasks have run into legal hurdles: regulators and medical insurers so far are reluctant to approve or cover fully autonomous radiology models. Third, even when t
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by djoldman 1y ago
I'm curious: what are the web standards/specifications that webkit does not implement, efficiently or at all, that prevent all but niche or insignificantly important functionality? For that matter, what critical new functionality
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Grammar Induction(en.wikipedia.org)
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> There’s this very real sense that I don’t… I don’t want to solve this problem. There is no intellectual reward at the end of this journey. It’s not interesting to me. This isn’t something that needs to be fixed, because it’s not a situ
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Diffusion Beats Autoregressive in Data-Constrained Settings(blog.ml.cmu.edu)
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Alternate headline: "People blow up their marriages and also use ChatGPT" The predilection for laying blame/explanation on tech and not on people continues to drive clicks. Nothing new here I guess.
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In my experience, this task is incredibly difficult for generality. Handcrafting based on the dataset is the only way to get high performance.
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by djoldman 1y ago
I'm interested to know if last year's book publisher settlement cost will be reflected in IA's public filings. I assume they'll file a 990 in november: https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/orga
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The Common Pile v0.1: An 8TB Dataset of Public Domain and Openly Licensed Text(arxiv.org)
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Assuming the days you took off from work because of depression were unexpected and not planned in advance, why did you feel you had to explain anything? Why couldn't you say: "I'm sick and won't be at work today."
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by djoldman 1y ago
I'm surprised that dunning Kruger isn't listed.
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> Will this lead to fewer programmers or more programmers? > Economics gives us two contradictory answers simultaneously. > Substitution. The substitution effect says we'll need fewer programmers—machines are replacing human l
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by djoldman 1y ago
It's interesting to think about support for laws that disallow actions as driven by the action itself or "something else." The something else is often the alleged failure or difficulty of enforcing other laws. For example:
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by djoldman 1y ago
A continuing, probably unending, opportunity/tragedy is the under-appreciation of representation learning / embeddings. The magic of many current valuable models is simply that they can combine abstract "concepts" like &
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Image-GS: Content-Adaptive Image Representation via 2D Gaussians(sdiolatz.info)
1 points by djoldman 1y ago|0 comments

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