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by igorkraw 5y ago
Do you have any recommendations what papers/books/researcher output to read to catch up to the bleeding edge of neuroscience research ASAP?
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Need to read this one, if you are the authors can I ask you to delineate it against Song et al. "Score-Based Generative Modeling through Stochastic Differential Equations" https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.13456 ?
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by igorkraw 5y ago
It's a ML term, inference basically means using the probability model you learned to draw "inferences" about a piece of data. In this context, it means giving the language model some context and using some method (either arg
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by igorkraw 5y ago
A sister comment linked to this wonderful takedown of the brutal misery that was Sparta https://acoup.blog/2019/08/16/collections-this-isnt-sparta-p...
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by igorkraw 5y ago
The first two points answer each other: within each niche, there will be exactly 1 dominant species or N species which are at a local nash equlibrium or some species in the process of dying out "hoping" that things change. But the
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by igorkraw 5y ago
You are making heavy assumptions on the composition and math literacy of the HN community, the idea of people not upvoting things they don't fully understand and the difficulty of control theory. I've had this stuff in uni, forgo
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by igorkraw 5y ago
It's not just similar, learning a classifier is 100% identical to finding a perceptual hash onto your classes that aligns with human sensibilities
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Do you have some recommended reading for the concepts you described? I've dug quite deep into hypergraphs but would like to know the broader field of large scale graph representations
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by igorkraw 5y ago
The book "Seeing like a state" gives some powerful examples on what we loose when we use incomplete models instead of observing reality and actually using local knowledge. It gels very much with your point and IMO should be mandat
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by igorkraw 5y ago
That if you try to drink storm water run off, you'll die of diarrhea. A lot of the damage in Germany right now is polluted drinking water
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Where are those places and why aren't people making use of them? I think at least one presidential candidate ran on a healthcare for all platform, so it seems like I'm not the only one who doesn't know this. And it always str
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Yeah and I asked OP to provide evidence for their claims. Forming a company is not the same as making money of your workers, and just because it's allowed under the current rules doesn't mean it's ethical. Qnd regarding zakat
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I feel like you'd have to give some evidence for the claims you are making (voluntary, win-win, creating a company being collaborative...) as long as the US doesn't have free health care,free housing and/or some form of UBI.
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Usually the burden of proof is with those making the accusations
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by igorkraw 5y ago
...but the post claimed it's either money or punishment, and I pointed out a false dichotomy in that. I'm with you, but GP isn't
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by igorkraw 5y ago
So what's motivating them? The post is responded to implied it's something else than punishment.
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I feel you are presenting a false dichotomy. If this was true, why are the most boring jobs not paid the best? It seems that capitalist money is just hidden punishment: do something you don't want to do for a pittance, because you have
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Have you tried the night trains?
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I'm a bit surprised this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.05243 wasn't in the citations, nor did the authors build on it
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I don't really care about the downvotes. But this meme that university likely doesn't teach you anything...it's so baffling to me, like, university does. It imply smarts, but not everyone who went to highschool reads and I fe
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I kind of have an issue that when faced with a steep rise in educated people who find that there is no room for them in the old structures and thus are frustrated, we blame and "overproduction" of educated people and not the old s
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I am highly sceptical of the idea that standardized testing is truly meritocratic. There's a recent KnowingBetter video that goes into detail on how it can be viewed as a segregation tool and how that idea of "we are educational
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by igorkraw 5y ago
I've met Jacob in person and we had a super interesting discussion about RL that sadly petered out during the covid lockdown. This blog post very much fits my impression of him and I give mad probs to shitting on your own work (particu
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Well, that's nice to see. Let's hope both Muse and the community can have a productive exchange now that a sign of good faith (dropping Google Yandex, changing the source default to be telemetry free, making much clearer what is c
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Not without an inheritance and gift tax of 100%, and not if they invest it.
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by igorkraw 5y ago
To me this reads like minus credits and bitcoin, they'd have to scale down R&D in order to break event which would probably push back FSD and delivering on all of their pre-ordered promises again? Which I would assume increases the
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Invest into stocks to save yourself from inflation maybe?
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by igorkraw 5y ago
As a rust fanboy, I was very happy to see the 99% and memory numbers. Still, very impressive for Java, I wonder whether this is just trading off the 99% percentile peak vs higher common case throughput? I guess rust actually allocates/
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by igorkraw 5y ago
Noted
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by igorkraw 5y ago
To avoid dupes again, see my other reply.

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