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by joxel 4y ago
A traitor to what? Not the country. Maybe to the NSA. To be fair I think the NSA has done more to harm Americans than Snowden ever could have (and didn’t). If you want to call someone a traitor maybe point your finger at clapper and the oth
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by joxel 4y ago
Probably only hiring people that cram leetcode instead of actual smart people.
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by joxel 4y ago
Dude you literally called people who disagree mediocre and respond to people saying you’re a dick with an email like reply. Do you think you’re a good person?
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by joxel 4y ago
Do you think having a girlfriend application on your page makes any sense? Is it a joke? Or are you just that self absorbed and insane?
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by joxel 4y ago
The only solution I've been somewhat familiar with is basically putting porous clay pellets into smoke stacks that capture some of the CO2.
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by joxel 4y ago
I wonder what the extra energy required to take this "pure stream of ejected CO2" into the ground is compared to using a different style of removing CO2 that just requires extra energy during capture. I'm definitely not an en
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by joxel 4y ago
Has anyone ever told you that you’re an asshole? Imagine telling someone you don’t want to talk to them because of hubris while talking to them like you currently are. I also work in DL, I’m an early career employee and have some experience
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by joxel 4y ago
Do you have some papers of DL that models probabilities directly? You're not just talking about Bayesian Neural Networks right? I've had ideas for having a neural network predict both its target and its estimation of error (by usi
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by joxel 4y ago
Does the TDSP data include the student loan pause?
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by joxel 4y ago
This makes sense where you're coming from. I still think you're doing a bit of disservice to some of the uncertainty estimation methods for DL. Batch normalization, ensembling, dropout etc. have shown to be very close approximatio
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by joxel 4y ago
The first part of this is fine, but the last sentence is not. Confidence can be extremely useful in AI. Is the “accuracy confidence” metric you’re using right every time? No. But using the correct techniques you can create a confidence metr
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by joxel 4y ago
That they know of. I did a lot of things my parents didn't approve of or know of.
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by joxel 4y ago
The answer is to obviously use both. Anyone advocating for paper only or computer only are dumb ideologues at best.
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by joxel 4y ago
Imagine simping for the TSA this hard
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by joxel 4y ago
I see what youre saying. I don't think it's a failure of the curriculum to teach people things when they are young they don't end up using. Certainly a 13 year old isn't going to know what their future career path/i
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by joxel 4y ago
Clearly there are people that don’t need to know math. You happen to be one of them, congratulations. Though I know I’d be bored out of my mind if I did software work that only used high school level math and logic.
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by joxel 4y ago
In my opinion things like selecting a training dataset and then writing prompts are not creative processes they are mechanical processes. Input in, output out, with barely any interaction from the human. >>> When it's bleeding
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by joxel 4y ago
Not for the >>50% of people who they know. The IRS just mails you their projection and you can amend it if necessary. It clearly is less work for the citizenry.
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by joxel 4y ago
Regression =/= memorization and is exactly how humans synthesize information as well.
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by joxel 4y ago
Your statement here is simply ignorance. Generative models do not only provide “copy paste”, they can interpolate and extrapolate from training data. When a human sees a bunch of ideas and mixes them up to produce something slightly differe
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by joxel 4y ago
You see how you’re introducing a viewpoint and assuming it’s true — you’re just saying “humans can create things” and “ai can’t create things”. You don’t even address the possibility that the AI itself is a tool of the human who created it
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by joxel 4y ago
So the reality is that they could automatically calculate taxes for >>50% of households?
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by joxel 4y ago
Don’t apply
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by joxel 4y ago
A few misleading statements here: it was RJs wife who picked Sanderson, after RJs death. Additionally, RJ had the last scenes written well before he even knew he had cancer. I believe he mentioned having it written while writing the very fi
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by joxel 4y ago
Unfortunately 49% of America are closet racists and can’t look past black people on tv. It’s really quite mind boggling. I consider myself an extreme nerd and yet I don’t have knee jerk reactions when I see a brown elf. I can only point to
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by joxel 4y ago
If that is "cherry picking" -- then your data is also cherry picked --- as people who have the vaccine are less likely to end up with severe Covid hospitalization
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by joxel 4y ago
Because it’s so hard to understand the complicated math that is 50x — aka you’re 50x more likely to experience heart issues from catching Covid than getting the vaccine. If you think you can avoid getting Covid then you may have a point. Bu
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by joxel 4y ago
This is an old narrative focused on the foibles of supervised learning. The data acquired by chatGPT and Tesla is extremely valuable even while unlabeled. It can be used for pretraining, both self and unsupervised. I guarantee you that havi
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by joxel 4y ago
I don’t think this is true?
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by joxel 4y ago
Maybe it’s because I’m not a CS person by trade, but the whole idea of stolen code is so stupid. There’s only a couple ways to write a function to do X, just because some asshole did it first and put it on GitHub, I’m stealing if I write th

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