joxel

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by joxel 4y ago
Sounds like your library sucks
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by joxel 4y ago
Wait, you think anti-gun and pro abortion aren’t logically consistent? Is it because you erroneously believe embryos are people?
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by joxel 4y ago
No use arguing with someone who doesn't understand the geopolitical ramifications of a Putin-entrenched Ukraine.
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by joxel 4y ago
The cognitive dissonance of this reply is astounding. Do you really not understand the difference between free speech and forcing people to platform views they don't want to? Why does your cohort want to force MIT to allow Nazis to mar
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by joxel 4y ago
Exactly. It’s really this simple. The American rights inability to reconcile their love of “free speech at all time for everyone” with “businesses have the right to refuse to associate with anyone they don’t like regardless of anti discrimi
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by joxel 4y ago
Nah, this is a complete farce. You’d think by this point google could offer a simple checkbox in the settings of your gmail account: “Do you want this account to be extra secure and for us to lock someone out of it with any activity deemed
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by joxel 4y ago
Well, they could try not to leave the road. Just like humans the software can and will have errors. Then you still have the issue of who to charge for breaking the leaving the road law.
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by joxel 4y ago
Do you want to do research?
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by joxel 4y ago
Imagine conflating using the pronoun 'they' as a gender neutral term has any link to communism or their atrocities. Ironically, the current rightwing US party has much more in common with Stalin/Putin than someone who doesnt
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by joxel 4y ago
I guess the fact that treating the animals like property leads to unwanted effects begs the question on whether we should be treating animals as property. Clearly there is a difference between an animal and an inanimate object. We have anim
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by joxel 4y ago
His comment is quite good, I do work with physics informed ML for cfd and other dynamical systems (temperature, hydrology etc.), there is just a ton of opportunity and funding for this type of work in research. Coming from a typical physics
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by joxel 4y ago
check my reply to the other comment
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by joxel 4y ago
https://www.usajobs.gov/Search/Results?k=physical%20scientis... If you're already in the field you'd likely have to take a pay cut, but the federal government is always interested in research physical scienti
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by joxel 4y ago
Applied AI/ML is still a great career field, especially if you have a knowledge of physics.
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by joxel 4y ago
Guys I’ve found the most ironic comment on HN
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by joxel 4y ago
This type of shit is why I am always refusing to get a clearance. I wouldn’t be able to strut around proudly about how I’m destroying the country like this guy.
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by joxel 4y ago
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by joxel 4y ago
This entire comment is made up, just like the shit they’re forcing on these women.
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by joxel 4y ago
I like to the the original comment is written by an older NLP model
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by joxel 4y ago
I’ve been getting more messages from recruiters since the layoffs (not laid off myself — federal employee) for machine learning research engineer work. If you’ve been laid off and have those skills, could be fairly easy to land a job.
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by joxel 4y ago
This is addressed in the video, Apple provides a setting to turn it off. Windows has disabled every workaround for turning it off.
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by joxel 4y ago
Yeah there is a difference, a priest telling his people to vote for one candidate while being a tax free organization is illegal.
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by joxel 4y ago
This is such a ridiculous political narrative. The Democrats are not for policing speech, Twitter can police whatever it wants. Imagine being a conservative and thinking government regulation of corporations is wrong and simultaneously thin
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by joxel 4y ago
No, but I look annoyed while I work so everyone thinks I'm busy.
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by joxel 4y ago
I think the implication here is that it is learned during pre-training. You'll usually do some sort of pre-training (think running a model through imagenet) that boils the image down into the vector embeddings, and then you have the mo
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by joxel 4y ago
It’s just too expensive, pretty simple.
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by joxel 4y ago
Thanks for this. There’s too much of me in this than I would like..
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by joxel 4y ago
That's why I said "your" grandchildren. Because youre the irresponsible one that doesn't care about future generations.
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by joxel 4y ago
The responsible majority.
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by joxel 4y ago
The first parts make sense, your third paragraph is the tinfoil part. Assuming it’s failing an audit because it’s a jobs program is dumb as hell. There are more concrete reasons for the failure and I can tell you, as a DoD employee, it’s mo

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