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ML model evaluation techniques may be hiding new developments in AI(arielos.substack.com)
1 points by flipperto 1y ago|1 comments
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by flipperto 1y ago
Choosing the wrong evaluation method may lead us to subobtimal models, while there may be new architectures (the author suggests to look back to neuroscience for inspiration) that can better handle what we expect from future models
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by flipperto 1y ago
While it looks good and even possibly useful, it seems to be a great way to leak sensitive cookies (especially since "copy as cURL" is so easy on the browser's network tab). I would 100% forbid its use in a company environmen
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by flipperto 5y ago
The best real application of compressed sensing (that I know of) is subsampled reconstruction of magnetic resonance imaging. MR scanners actually sample data from the frequency spectrum to build a visible image by using several techniques i
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by flipperto 5y ago
There's other nice easter egg in the url for that query https://partnerdash.google.com/apps/matrix/↑↑↓↓←→←→BA
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by flipperto 5y ago
Yes, most current job offerings may be for React, but Angular had that spot a couple of years ago and ruby on rails was the cool new thing to work with before that. My point is that this is not a permanent thing. Technologies change, prefer
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by flipperto 5y ago
That is absolutely not true. While React has a big piece of the market right now, it has not "clearly won this ballgame". Both Vue and Svelte are very much active in the industry and gaining terrain fast. Frontend development is a
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by flipperto 5y ago
You are just talking without any bases. It is true that ZK is a rather new concept in applied cryptography, but the theory has been around for a while now, without any relevant breakthrough in possible attacks. Monero cryptography comes fro
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by flipperto 5y ago
That is not correct, the vulnerability you are talking about is barely a vulnerability. It did not unmask transactions in the sense that no sender, recipient or amount (which are the properties that are hidden in the monero blockchain) was