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How good is GPT-3 in practice?
(humanloop.com)
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Not how i intended to kick off the discussion but is anyone else seeing really messed up formatting? Like this https://ibb.co/5LF2fY0 (bit of mare today getting ghost on a subdirectory...)
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How to build an NLP labelling interface in JavaScript
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6y ago
This does feel like a big part of the future. An AI coach, which expands on your text and tailors it to you're style and to the p̵r̵e̵f̵e̵r̵e̵n̵c̵e̵s̵ optimized for persuation of the recipient. Does feedback fine tune or customise the
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Humanloop (YC S20) | Software Engineer (full-time) | London, UK | REMOTE Humanloop is looking for engineers to join the founding team as we develop our machine learning training platform. Our aim is to make programming computers as natural
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Persistent Layout Patterns in Next.js (2019)
(adamwathan.me)
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6y ago
haha so great to hear! For a while google search kept trying to auto correct it to 'human poop'
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6y ago
Right now document level classification and span tagging within text documents. These can also be combined (as in the landing page screenshot) so that for a given input, you're learning multiple tasks at once as you annotate. The core
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6y ago
Cheers. It's a good thing to be wary of. Poor use of active learning will end up biasing the data according to the model it's trained on – so that data won't be the best X samples to train on a different model. Most of this i
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6y ago
All great questions! Datasaur are great. I hope Ivan would think it's fair that I'd describe their current product as as a modern, cloud-hosted Brat ( https://brat.nlplab.org/ – this remains very popular!) with the
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Launch HN: Humanloop (YC S20) – A platform to annotate, train and deploy NLP
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6y ago
what flexibility does it lack compared to React? I've played with Svelte and love it, but I'm cautious that momentum with React is so great.
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YC S20 Batch Updates
(blog.ycombinator.com)
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13,000 Missing Flights: The Global Consequences of the Coronavirus
(nytimes.com)
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7y ago
These are beautiful and very on-trend rn. Anyone have links to good webfont versions?
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7y ago
I really like this idea of a Chrome extension that makes every load on Twitter/Facebook/Hacker News/[your vice goes here] just take something like 0.5s longer. If no one else builds this, I think I will at some point.
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7y ago
Is there any proof or details of how they did this? 350,000,000 is a lot of trees to source, distribute and plant in one day.
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Thermophotovoltaic
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7y ago
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8y ago
Jesus Christ, apple and grape?!? Poor Americans... in the UK that's Lime and Blackcurrant.
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8y ago
Were these buildings then cleaned, or do the buildings "recover" through natural processes (rain etc)?
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The Network State – Balaji Srinivasan [video]
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
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Introducing Pytorch for fast.ai
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Metallic hydrogen finally made in lab at mind-boggling pressure
(newscientist.com)
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Guillaume Bouchard – programming by teaching [video]
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Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari – How data will destroy human freedom
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11y ago
Ahah, superb. I wasn't aware of that. Still good to bring attention to it.
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11y ago
Regarding Dasher, David mentioned recently* that he hopes someone carries on supporting the work. It's a brilliant example of arithmetic coding in action and helps many people communicate through low bandwidth channels. Now that he
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DeepMind Health
(deepmind.com)
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AlphaGo
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I'm very glad they finally did. Means I can speed up playback speed (using the excellent https://github.com/igrigorik/videospeed chrome extension)
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