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Video Google: A Text Retrieval Approach to Object Matching in Videos (2003) [pdf](robots.ox.ac.uk)
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https://archive.ph/9z7IP
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See Figure 2. The solver/challenger is the GAN discriminator/generator. The challenger is trained to create difficult questions. The solver is trained to strengthen pathways that correctly solve the questions like so: > To guid
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by djoldman 1y ago
Ah, that makes sense, thanks.
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https://archive.ph/EB9Fn
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Antlr-Ng Parser Generator(antlr-ng.org)
44 points by djoldman 1y ago|20 comments
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The scary thing is that yea we can see these in 2D and maybe 3D. But ... usually there are more than 2 or 3 columns in our data :(
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A classic. See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datasaurus_dozen
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Thanks. This is from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in... Browsing through this I found: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/Accident... W
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https://archive.ph/NOg8I
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> So just hear carefully curated words and not see the actions they did? Fair enough. Take a look at candidate actions as well.
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> Giving good career advice... > That’s how you increase your impact. > High-agency people make things happen. Low-agency people wait. > ...the best way to get what you want is to deserve it. It's unclear what problem(s) th
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by djoldman 1y ago
News is entertainment. The vast majority of news consumption is for feeling amusement, outrage, tribal-solidarity, etc. It almost never leads to a change in action by the consumer. Non-entertainment news: articles that change future actions
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Are ChatGPT and friends the new internet?
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> ...The skeptics say they believe that a decade of computer use in schools has not resulted in any marked improvement in children's learning basic skills. > Instead, they say, the Internet will promote a cut-and-paste style of l
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The Internet Goes to School; Educators Debate Value of Surfing (1996)(nytimes.com)
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https://archive.is/qTAXR
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Assuming: 1. Jane, a security researcher, discovers a vulnerability in a Acme Corporation's public-internet-facing website in a legal manner 2. Jane is a US resident and citizen 3. Acme Corporation is a US company ... is it legal for J
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> The second most popular discussion – where popularity is measured in upvotes – is a bug report that seeks a fix for the inability of users to disable Copilot code reviews. From the discussion: > Allow us to block Copilot-generated i
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by djoldman 1y ago
This is why predictions of eventual AI failure due to copyright lawsuits are likely wrong. Assumedly, an organization training and then distributing this model cannot be stopped via copyright or breach of contract lawsuit. It may be that fo
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Right, the settlement doesn't. However, the judge already ruled on the only important piece of this legal proceeding: > Alsup ruled in June that Anthropic made fair use of the authors' work to train Claude...
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Yes, the ruling was a massive win for generative AI companies. The settlement was a smart decision by anthropic to remove a huge uncertainty. 1.5 is not small, but it won't stop them or slow them significantly.
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> I’m not drab I want the base to end this nobody. I don't know why but the examples are hilarious to me.
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My take is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45141954
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Continue to assign homework. Tie the homework to in class assessment such that if a student can do well on homework, without AI assistance, they are expected to do well on tests conducted in class, again without AI assistance. Set homework
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Chicago Public Schools has 176 days of school in the school year. That's 88 days per semester. Take 8 of those and use them to assess student progress and determine grades in class. That leaves 90% of the school year for learning in cl
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Unfortunately, this kind of story will continue to be a popular one in newspapers and magazines, garnering lots of clicks. It feeds into the "everything is different now" sort of desperate helplessness people seem primed to adopt
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100% agree. The odds of this investment paying off feel slim to none.
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> Wikipedia is the largest compendium of human knowledge ever assembled, with more than 7 million articles in its English version, the largest and most developed of 343 language projects. but: > The collections of the Library of Congr
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Getting LASIK never made sense to me given the risks. Essentially, take a very very low risk of permanent eye problems to not have to wear contact lenses. I'd rather pay for contact lenses forever, put them in, and take them out every

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