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by halflings 3y ago
This [1] is a long video, but it's worth a watch (or at least the first 20-30 first minutes). I was once also convinced that ESG would make a difference. But this exposé by Aswath and the results of deploying "ESG" so far hav
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by halflings 3y ago
This seems entirely unrelated to that leaked document? This has nothing to do with open-source, and Google Bard was announced and released in beta way before that document.
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by halflings 3y ago
> If somebody creates ClosedAI company with product called ChatLLM, does it mean they can start sending takedown notices to everybody left and right who is using "LLM" in their name? Those things are nothing alike. GPT is a ver
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by halflings 3y ago
> why would I use a clone instead of the real thing Has nothing to do with why people don't use Edge (they still didn't use Edge when it was using a custom engine; same for IE before it). And it's only the techy minority t
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by halflings 3y ago
> cheaper in the long term Citation needed :)) There are economies of scale and various optimizations that are just not possible with dedicated machines. Anecdotal evidence: a company I worked in had a dedicated DC with hundreds/tho
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by halflings 4y ago
Responsive? I have to scroll past the left column ("Site Navigation") to read anything. That's the opposite of responsive (e.g. 2 columns on wider screens, 1 in mobile).
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by halflings 4y ago
Examples of such architectures: RETRO (Retrieval-Enhanced Transformer) https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.04426 And much older (2016): Differential Neural Network https://www.deepmind.com/blog/differentiab
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by halflings 4y ago
The scenario you gave is very unlikely for stocks with large trading volume like TSLA. The spread is nowhere near that wide, and if it was market makers would make a profit out of that.
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by halflings 4y ago
> even if the link goes to Spotify, they do a ton of things to siphon listeners that came for my music away from listening to my music, including NOT playing more of my music after the intended song plays If always playing songs from the
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by halflings 4y ago
+1, the most insulting people I've met were the young "entrepreneur" types, not older/accomplished/actually wealthy people.
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by halflings 4y ago
The paper doesn't mention any baseline, and so claims like "86% accuracy" are a bit useless: what if players do the same action 85% of the time? Then the model wouldn't be not predicting much. If on the other hand the mo
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by halflings 4y ago
This is most likely just a bias in the sample, rather than actual increase in the median page size on the web as a whole. (increases in median size are highly correlated with the sudden jumps in the # of pages indexed, so they likely starte
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by halflings 4y ago
Don't take it personally, but you seem to hate quite a lot of things that are outside of your control, or just objective truths that are there to stay: * DevOps: If people find value in releasing software in an organized manner to avoi
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by halflings 5y ago
Most of these games are made by publicly traded companies, which have to release information such as dev/marketing costs to their shareholders.
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by halflings 5y ago
What do you mean by "UI component driven version of this" exactly? Like this, but to build UI components somehow? FWIW, there are plenty of graph-based dev tools, especially in the data science & ML world, and they seem to onl
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by halflings 5y ago
> But there is a huge double-standard here about what a job is and how compensation works. [...] Why is a VP paid $500,000 for taking care of their child for 6 months but an entry level employee is paid $50,000 for taking care of theirs?
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by halflings 5y ago
Same goes for agave syrup and other health fads.
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by halflings 5y ago
That's on the roadmap! Will give more concrete examples.
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by halflings 5y ago
You're right, it's way too subtle. I'll fix that! A bigger issue is I realized the weights downloaded do not include the data preprocessing... So proper model export will unfortunately take more work before it's fully re
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by halflings 5y ago
Thanks! Ease of use (e.g. no lengthy signups / waiting minutes for cloud jobs to schedule) is one of the main features, so I'm happy you appreciate that! RE:bias/explainability, that's indeed the main argument against as
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by halflings 5y ago
A thousand times yes! :) This is my entire bet with this project: People are gate-keeping ML usage behind "you need to first understand the math and take a course in statistics", yet no one would ask you to "understand how co
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by halflings 5y ago
Try to use either of those solutions, and you'll be hit with a "Schedule a call/demo" wall, have to chat with their sales team, etc. You can train a model in <30s with ML Console. Two clicks: 1 to pick a dataset, 2nd
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by halflings 5y ago
BigML and AutoML are great! And I myself write a lot of custom TF code. I see this as addressing a different stage (rapid/cheap prototyping) and audience (less technical people, smaller enterprises); it'll never be as powerful &am
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by halflings 5y ago
The project is not open source for now. I might open source certain components in the future, but the priority is to finalize the app first.
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by halflings 5y ago
These are just very common test datasets in ML, didn't look at sklearn when developing this.
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by halflings 5y ago
Agreed, although the app is still much easier to use than other ML apps I've tried, it's still a bit too confusing/"magical" for non-technical folks. As mentioned on the parent comment, this is the #1 priority, and
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by halflings 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1) The target user is: a freelance marketer, small/medium enterprise without dedicated data scientists, technical people (e.g. engineers) from other fields, or without extensive stats/ml knowledge. 2) RE:l
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by halflings 5y ago
ML is still mostly used by tech companies, but non-technical people are often those that would benefit the most from it, e.g. realtors training small models to get better house estimates, marketing folks optimizing their ad campaigns, Shopi
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Show HN: MLConsole – web app to train ML models, for free and client-side(mlconsole.com)
86 points by halflings 5y ago|22 comments
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CPython on WASM(github.com)
1 points by halflings 5y ago|0 comments

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