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eachro
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2019*
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what's the tradeoff here? what are the downsides of these superplants?
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Reddit had the benefit of subreddit moderators policing their own. Twitter has no such thing. Maybe if you squint enough, big accounts block/muting bad actors in their replies can sort of count as self-policing but that does not preven
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4y ago
if you're allowed to say, what sort of techniques from google are they underinvested in?
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That's very impressive. Hats off to them! I dont think this is too out of the ordinary either though. I'd guess they started off with a LLM from hugging face, set up some pipeline to ingest code from replit repos to finetune the L
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4y ago
Right, but humility is crucial in machine learning (and particularly in the area of self driving cars) where you're constantly calibrating uncertainty and risk with lives on the line.
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4y ago
So the key question is how much of an improvement does radar/sensors/etc give you over just using computer vision?
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I mean the answer to this is not as simple as "yes trash belongs in trash bins". How do you organize trash pickup? Where do these receptacles get placed? How large should they be? Is this for business and residential? Do trash rou
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4y ago
Are those federal funds being used for snow clearage?
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For a brutal education in this, do standup comedy. It's very easy to find open mics in most major cities. You'll quickly learn through audience feedback. For something a bit more gentle, watching tv/movies is also quite good.
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4y ago
entirely serious
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What other things can you do with GPUs outside of machine learning, generalized scientific computing and gaming?
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What is her team responsible for?
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they as in him + his assistant(s) that produce the show
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4y ago
In fairness, graph theory/combinatorics is the poster child for clever problem solving techniques as far as areas of math go.
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How does one actually program on an FPGA? I know for GPU, you can buy an nvidia graphics cardm, rent an aws gpu machine or use google colab. Is there some consumer facing equivalent for FPGA programming?
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4y ago
I'm curious to read more on the 3-4 other deep learning projects you mentioned that have had a larger impact on your fields. Can you share some links to those works?
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Consider how laws are set. Politicians answer to their constituents. If the people who live in the city do not want certain things (short term Airbnb rentals here), you can expect them exert pressure on their representatives to make those t
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I still have yet to use graphical models (in the traditional sense, not including the new age variational inference style neural networks as graphical models) in real life. Am I just completely missing something? Where do people generally f
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It might take a while but the free market should correct this if that take rate is in fact too high.
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I think doing this under pressure is what's most impressive.
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These stats include interns so they're always more insane than they really are.
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I've always found it odd that basic arbitrage (ex: buy asset A on some exchange and sell it immediately on a different exchange and earn the delta as profit) and sandwich attacks (place a buy order before a whale places a big order and
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There's "knowing C syntax" and then there's knowing C well enough to be able to read this code and understand what's going on. One of these days I'd like to get to the point where I can conceivably read this co
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Rec systems that tech giants use looks vastly different than what ML academics study. Industry rec systems are a constantly evolving beast. Why? Because these teams of ML engineers are constantly running A/B tests to tweak some aspect
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Best model of this I have is math professors from undergrad. I never saw any notes on their desks during office hours. Just pages and pages of scribbles everywhere, crumped on the ground, in the trash bin, etc. I remember asking one how he
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I really like the uniball signo 207 for a smooth every day pen.
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Kinokuniya (the Japanese bookstore) usually has a pen section where you can sample pens/other writing utensils.
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Hmm, I had a similar situation with an ex-partner contaminating my recommendations. I emailed support and it was pretty easy to reset my recs to a blank slate.
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Describing Marc Lore as "Former Walmart executive" is true but selling him short. He founded diapers.com (sold to Amazon), and later Jet (sold to Walmart). I am curious to see how this experiment unfolds.
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