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igorkraw
2y ago
While I do think gp should give you an example, I also invite you to provide a counter example, otherwise both of you are just stating your vibes. If you are _actually_ willing to discuss, you can't just demand the other side to give,
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igorkraw
2y ago
In the spirit of HN rules, actual answering instead of snark: 1. The memory of Nazis using centralised industrial might and information to kill millions of people (google dutch insurance records Nazis) 2.a much stronger history of workers r
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igorkraw
2y ago
your profile says >Hit me up if you want to collaborate on NLP research but doesn't hint on how, check _my_ profile for hints on how :-p
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igorkraw
2y ago
A few technical questions (I had a somewhat related work with friends here https://openreview.net/forum?id=I3HCE7Ro78H although we focused on gradient multiplicity in adversarial training, not massively parallel training) 1
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igorkraw
2y ago
GNNs are useful at least in one case, when your data a set of atoms that define your datum through their interactions, specifically a set that is that is high cardinality (so you can't YOLO it with attention) with some notion of neighb
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igorkraw
2y ago
The whole point of GNNs is that they generalize to arbitrary topologies by explicitly conditioning the idea of "neighbours" on the graph specifying the topology. Graph layout has been tried here https://github.com/
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igorkraw
2y ago
can one preorder your book?
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igorkraw
2y ago
The author looks at "observables" of performance without considering whether there might be confounders such as those discussed in great nuance here https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j
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igorkraw
2y ago
...by what theory of justice is CO2 per land area just? You didn't will your birthplace. I replied to the high birthrate fallacy/dogwhistle in another comment in this thread.
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igorkraw
2y ago
...are you attacking the babyboomers parents? And more seriously the argument is that if we on the lottery and our ancestors did the damage before we understood it, then yes, we don't get to keep the benefits from other people and hav
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igorkraw
2y ago
TFR is total fertility rate. GP is saying "the problem is not the overconsumption in the rich countries with low TFR, it's the poor countries with high TFR getting richer and consuming more and people migrating to countries where
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igorkraw
2y ago
If you accept t sne or umap as being useful because it unveils some structure and pacmap has mathematical guarantees to preserve the same or more structure, is that not enough as a motivation? Fwiw, I use pacmap when building pipelines to g
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igorkraw
2y ago
I did my PhD on trying to use ML for EDA (de novo design/topology generation, because deepmind was doing placement and I was not gonna compete with them as a single EE grad who self taught ML/optimization theory during the PhD). I
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Competition Results: Binders to EGFR
(foundry.adaptyvbio.com)
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igorkraw
2y ago
Full disclosure: my employers competition, but I think the results are cool. Added "results" to the title to be clearer that this is not ongoing, hope that level of editorializing is okay, I tried to match the "blandness"
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igorkraw
2y ago
Group theory is just a way to think about what properties a function needs to have under specific actions on the data. If you want to train a speech network that should be peak-amplitude invariant (to make a random example) you can normalis
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igorkraw
2y ago
It's not the right one on its own, but it's the closest we have right now to talk about things like "high level equivalence" rigourously. Like, one way to talk about logic is that it's e.g. invariant under double
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2y ago
This part >What's harder to deal with from a measurement perspective is sematic equivalence. calling some kinds of errors zero-cost, but not having a great way to categorize what the loss of, exactly. But it's kinda what you wa
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igorkraw
2y ago
Group theory is the abstraction you want
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igorkraw
2y ago
1. I agree that anarchists probably need to grapple with the fact that people think of this as a first association... 2. ...but terminology does not at all fail here, there is a separate term https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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2y ago
Just wanted to say, your ADHD wiki is part of what made me get a diagnosis in year 7 of a 4 year PhD, the meds of which then allowed me to finish it successfully. I've since used it to show 6 fellow high functioning AuDHD people, 2 of
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2y ago
It should be noted that 1. this is nothing that should surprise anyone who has an intuition on control theory and the evolution of unconstrained markov chains 2. there appear to be relatively easy mitigations https://news.ycombin
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Avoiding Model Collapse via Accumulating Real and Synthetic Data
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Title rewritten from the too long "Is Model Collapse Inevitable? Breaking the Curse of Recursion by Accumulating Real and Synthetic Data" , figured this might be of interest given https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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igorkraw
3y ago
I used to do the "it's not a real nobel" take as well when I was young and edgy, and then I realized that Alfred Nobel was just another rich guy buying his way post-mortem prestige*, not even doing so during his life. Even if
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igorkraw
4y ago
PhilosophyTube aka Abigail Thorne has a take on this in her "what's wrong with royalty" video: If people associate prestige with something they can identify with, then the prestige can "rub off" on them in their per
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igorkraw
4y ago
As soon as you have a form of editorial control ( which includes decisions about what to highlight and where to place it https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Editing ) you seize being a platform and become something else. O
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igorkraw
4y ago
Ask the customer to pay collateral when enabling this for a service, then use that to pay for the data storage in the shutdown grace period, reimburse it (or count it against future use) if it was never used. You can also easily add this on
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igorkraw
4y ago
Checking sources, looking for tells, assuming the other person isn't your friend until some basic trust has been established? I've been online since I was 13 or so, I saw the tail end of Web1.0 and old school forums and back then
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4y ago
And if the community served by Notre dame consented that's fine. But I have been in places in Italy that specifically shut down the mass and certain parts of the churches to tourists because people use these places to have communion wi
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