hallqv

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by hallqv 6y ago
Excuses. What organization your work for is a choice you've made. You need to make sure you work for a well functioning one, few things are more important. If you can't get hired by one, start one yourself.
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by hallqv 6y ago
Elon said it well in an interview regarding Starship development, “most common problem in engineering is optimizing something that shouldn’t have been built in the first place”, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIQ36Kt7UVg B
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by hallqv 6y ago
What is the real issue in your view? That ml-systems don’t work? In that case I strong disagree, I use multitudes of them every day (and you most likely do as well) and they work very well. As someone working with building ML-systems that s
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by hallqv 6y ago
Why antitrust? The cloud market is highly competetive and AWS only have about 1/3 market share.
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by hallqv 6y ago
Open source provider complaining that it's software is being used openly. Am I missing something?
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by hallqv 6y ago
Liked your post, do you have any reading recommendations on the subject?
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by hallqv 6y ago
European software companies are generally creating less value compared to US ones. Market cap of big tech companies in Europe vs US is probably the best proxy for that. Makes sense that less value will trickle down to employees IMO.
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by hallqv 6y ago
Is this for real? Not being able do your main task, whether it be coding or something else, for more than 4 hours a day is a very strong signal you need to do something you are more passionate about in my opinion. Startup founder here, I ca
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by hallqv 6y ago
Any new information in the paper since the first version came out in Mars? Otherwise a 6 month old meta-study seems kind of dated given rate of progress in NLP atm.
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by hallqv 6y ago
Do you have any examples of a people who have pushed “beyond limits” and ended up in a bad place in the end? Not trying to be cheeky but honestly curious. I always hear this argument of survivorship bias, and it sounds very reasonable at fi
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by hallqv 6y ago
Agree with previous posts re: reading papers being potential rabbit hole for NLP practitioners. One paper that could be pretty useful for practical applications is this one https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.12848.pdf It outli
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I see a potential future use case for this when human-computer interaction will be done through brain interface. Will prolly be easier to integrate with nervous signals from brain to one hand (mouse interaction) compared to two hands (keyb