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by jessfyi 4y ago
Tested against dataset consisting of only multiple choice questions and was only able to achieve 67% accuracy on MedQA (the medical licensure examination.) LLMs alone are not the way forward in this area (and in this instance not generaliza
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by jessfyi 4y ago
The version being released on steam also includes extensive UX/UI updates, OP just left that out.
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by jessfyi 4y ago
The idea that they can't improve the UI/UX to better inform to the people who repeatedly, accidentally send insecure messages/sms (ignoring the existing words "Unsecured SMS" in the chat field, the unlocked lock nea
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by jessfyi 4y ago
I've followed Hail and applaud the Broad Institute's work wrt establishing better bioinformatics software and toolkits so I hope this doesn't come as rude, but I can't imagine an instance in a real industry or academic w
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by jessfyi 4y ago
These prices are beyond insulting and frankly I'm glad they're going to take a hit competing with the flood of miner cards entering the market. Also note that nothing is preventing Optical Flow Acceleration [0] (and subsequently t
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by jessfyi 4y ago
https://maggieappleton.com/ for her take on a digital garden. She also compiled more below [0] if opening your thought process to the public is your thing (adopting the concept actually got me to add more structure to my se
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by jessfyi 4y ago
I mean your "data" will be particularly skewed towards one end of the argument seeing as you deal with people with millions and are literally incentivized to note it as a bigger problem than it is. Differences in housing and job
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by jessfyi 4y ago
No, because of lack of progress in areas I care about. It's just a tool that currently doesn't fit my most crucial needs, so I picked up other tools. The discussion was further evidence of the reality that I'd already come to
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by jessfyi 4y ago
I mean if you go through them yourself and you'll see most (if not all) of those are closed. And the majority of the others dealt with composability issues between custom packages/libraries and not base Julia. Honestly it's a
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by jessfyi 4y ago
Love that more of these little search alternatives are cropping up. Try suggesting search queries that do perform well on the page or as a watermark in the search box if you're currently that limited. One thing that definitely turned
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by jessfyi 4y ago
Hasn't been updated since 2020, but Tim Dettmer's guide [0] is pretty much the gold standard for optimizing what to buy for which area of DL/ML you're interested in. The pricing has changed thanks to GPU prices coming ba
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by jessfyi 4y ago
I'm so tired of these "infinite canvases" being proposed as solutions for organization without any second thought to how you'd retrieve any information. Minimaps are a possibility, but there are no shortage of ways to ge
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by jessfyi 4y ago
The magic wand turning emojis into their old blob-style representations ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blob_emoji ) is actually an amazing little easter egg.
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by jessfyi 4y ago
It becomes a partisan issue when one party conflates the two in order to write and pass laws to disenfranchise voters under the false pretense of securing elections while people parrot their (erroneous) factoids and talking points.
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by jessfyi 4y ago
Except the entire process was being recorded and that never happened. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-philadelphia-po... Love how temp accounts can post partisan hackery (and post a comment noting they ha
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by jessfyi 4y ago
Meta only focused on biomedical information. This is explicitly based on Microsoft Academic Graph which was all encompassing. They did remove patents, tag papers with fewer topics/subtopics, and don't index as many conferences, bu
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by jessfyi 5y ago
I would've linked the Nature article and study[0][1], but of course it's paywalled. The blog does however have a video of Emily Jones finding new lines with it, and I've seen her put in some stunning times in both iracing and
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Sony AI and Gran Turismo developer announce new groundbreaking racing AI(ai.sony)
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by jessfyi 5y ago
Nothing about this requires blockchain. There are plenty of Twitter archive sites like nitter.net that are not only open source, but also have plenty[0] of distributed instances on good old "web 2" [0] https://github.co
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by jessfyi 5y ago
I wasn't aware ETH Zürich was considered the Ivy League! But all jokes aside I think you should give these professionals a little more credit--they also factored that possibility into their experimental design and included tests for &q
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by jessfyi 5y ago
As someone who's gotten both X2100 and X300 mods from Xyte (a much smoother process than what originally was dropping 1k+ into a random person's account on a forum and hoping you actually got your custom motherboard months later)
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by jessfyi 5y ago
Regularly check on meta, saw the announcement, and figured they'd change the name so they can transfer the .org and .ai names to the main company. Didn't expect them to just shutdown the team altogether. With their May/June u
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by jessfyi 5y ago
Uh meta is (was) just a version of Google Scholar with an emphasis on biomedical publications and better tools for scientists and clinicians to keep track of it all. Not sure that warrants your conspiratorial rant?
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by jessfyi 5y ago
Ah thanks! I also just realized other vendors would likely ship later. Wish they mentioned them in the official blogpost as well.
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by jessfyi 5y ago
The US vendors linked on the official site sold out in less than an hour...really wish they enforced a limit per person like pihut did. Anyone else starting to notice that buying any new tech on launch with enthusiast levels of hype (the pa
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by jessfyi 5y ago
So they've increased the price for their "pro" stylus which you need to erase (now the same as the 2nd gen Apple Pencil), their screen sharing has a large border to accommodate their logo, and the only way to get your handwri