jonas_kgomo

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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Recently there was an article from Cornell about using arbitrary physical systems for training neural nets, i think a hybrid of a physical system would be more interesting in leading to breakthrough https://news.cornell.edu&#x2F
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Obviously we cannot ignore the fast that Alex was just 19 when he started Scale, and he is able to talk with world leading experts on AI. That doesn't seem like an easy job. Although Scale earns its money from human workers who clean
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
They didnt wanna proceed with the interview since i wasn't in the US. I was otherwise looking forward to it.
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What are some unresolved theories in AI(twitter.com)
1 points by jonas_kgomo 5y ago|1 comments
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
I made a short list of problems or areas in AI that I struggle to find answers on or simply understand. And I wonder if some of us also have similar issues about AI in general. The field of machine learning is growing so fast to keep track
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
The early internet was preposed to have so called micro-paywalls by Ted Nelson, somehow the pioneers didn't really push for this paradigm. It would have created a generally sanity preserving web.
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
I am so terrified right now about the implications of this to a regular software engineer like myself. In 10 years we would be totally dispensable
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
would like to talk about the paintpoints you experienced while doing data preparation and mining
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
7 months ago, I asked natfriedman the same question, of which he responded: "We think that software development is entering its third wave of productivity change. The first was the creation of tools like compilers, debuggers, garbage
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Thats a good meditation. I think the winters were more driven by research dichotomy, for example Marvin Minsky's critique of the perceptron really slowed the research by 10 years. Advances made thus far have too much commercial relevan
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
I like this descriptions better, considering that companies like Anthropic are working specifically on Alignment and AI Safety. Being that the team actually spun out of Deep Mind, it is interesting.
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Genuine question, what are the reasons to be a software engineer without much ML knowledge in 2022. Seems like a wake up call for developers
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
nodebook.io
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Jeff Dean: AI isn't as smart as you think, but it could be(youtube.com)
2 points by jonas_kgomo 5y ago|0 comments
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Balaji[0] goes into a long thread on why reproducibility is important. [0] https://twitter.com/balajis/status/1337620554971410434
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Anyone interested in building a software solution around data harvesting with data dignity can hit me up. I am working on a solution that focuses on users benefitting from this kind of transactions. twitter: @jonas_kg gmail: jonaskgmoo
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
This seems to coincide with the new update on OpenAI's GPT-3 ability to reference links from searching, A new version of GPT-3 that can use a web browser to more accurately answer questions: https://t.co/bzaaP9XnZm
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
This is not dissimilar to export of cryptography law that passes for strong encryption https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export_of_cryptography_from_th...
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
I simply think the company that is going to increase mass adoption is Facebook, through Oculus and The Vision Lab, Facebook has positioned Oculus such that you can only log in with FB Auth, this is kind of intentional, and perhaps we can th
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Ask HN: What Is an Alternative to Medium?
6 points by jonas_kgomo 5y ago|5 comments
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
I appreciate this insight, as a proponent of progress studies. It is indeed a pragmatic view of what the industry will be or should be. I believe the thing that would be also appreciated would be a pair security auditor. Most vulnerabilitie
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
This is obviously controversial, since we are thinking about how this could displace a large portion of developers. How do you see Copilot being more augmentative than disruptive to the developer ecosystem? Also, how you see it different fr
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Cuba is also known to train African doctors and return them back to Africa. They also helped South Africa during the apartheid regime
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
this is what i am looking forward to, as an African what do you think we can do to accelerate vaccine access
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by jonas_kgomo 5y ago
Frist I was like, this is really cool, then I started thinking what inspired you to do this, as I noticed that most things are functional: vs code works, search works etc.
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Ask HN: Opportunities for the Highly Ambitious
1 points by jonas_kgomo 6y ago|1 comments
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by jonas_kgomo 6y ago
Probably not helpful but i always thought could you theoretically find a way that Google might be violating EAR(export of crypto) , by exporting your data https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export_of_cryptography_from_th...
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by jonas_kgomo 6y ago
the idea here is that they will manage to bin exchanges like Binance, which recently launched Binance Turkey for that purpose.
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by jonas_kgomo 6y ago
Gitcoin recently raised 13M for this purpose. They are crypto-first, so for fiat it can be interesting to think about it, I have been thinking around building such a platform. https://decrypt.co/66541/ethereum-gitcoin-r
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by jonas_kgomo 6y ago
what is your twitter?

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