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by kettleballroll 4y ago
Fwiw, i have a Thinkpad x395 with AMD Apu. It's mostly nice, but there are GPU driver issues that have been unsolved for almost 3 years now with that generation of ThinkPads (0). Let's hope such issues are sorted out for newer mod
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It's the other way around, actually
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Don't we have these exact types of sanctions already in place i. NK for exactly the reasons you mention?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Innovation can come from anywhere, but the authors of this paper chose to submit to a venue that is outside the focus of ML research. From what I understand, this paper would've been a great fit for COLT (or even a general/broad M
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
I'm a researcher in the field, and the amount of new research coming out each day is just way too big to handle. Which means I have to rely on heuristics like this to judge what is worth my time. Otherwise I'd be spending 25 hours
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
PNAS is not exactly the venue of first choice for publishing AI research, so heuristically speaking, this article is likely not worth the reading time. Furthermore neither the abstract nor the first few words of the introduction give me any
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
What kind of spam detection do you mean, isn't this a messaging service?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It is huge in Central Europe at least. Pretty much everyone is on it, you would be left out of a lot of functions if you didn't have access to it (eg my kids childcare has its parents' chat groups there, my building block has a gr
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
As far as I understood, the first order effect is that excluding Russia from swift disables the usual way for Germany to pay for Russian gas and oil, which means that unless they physically move a truckload of euros to Moscow (and get Mosco
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Most SWEs at my job (FAANG) run Linux on their workstations (not sure if there is even a other option), and a lot of them run it on their company laptops too (the other popular option is using a Mac laptop)
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
> I will say it turned me into a huge proponent of massive amounts of protein and fiber in my diet (but kinda turned me off Thai food :/ ) Why?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Speaking as an academic for a minute, that this works was already known since "hopfield networks is all you need". That paper even has some theoretical work on how much each layer can store, IIRC. It's weird that they didn&#x
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
> We're not even close to our limits on research capacity. Maybe not at your stage of research, but it's my understanding that further down the pipeline (eg clinical trials) you're mich closer to the limits, simply due to
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
"Comorbid" implies that it's lethal, doesn't it? Wouldn't "correlated" be better here?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Interesting to hear, i was not aware of that! In my subfield (Machine Learning) publishing in Scientific Reports would be considered 3rd tier at best (frankly, i don't know anyone who's ever done it, because the community would ju
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It's worth pointing out that this is "published" in Nature Scientific Reports, which has (by design!) A very low barrier for publishing/peer review. It's just a small step up from arxiv. This also means we shouldn&#
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
This will be Phase 1 clinical trials, ie they're mostly about side effects (and potentially dosage): ie they'll mostly check whether this will kill you / which dosage van be considered mostly safe. But at later trial stages,
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Very, very, very far away. This paper is about target selection and hit identification, the very first steps of the pipeline. What follows is Backbone optimization (tweaking the chemistry, and figuring out how to actually produce it), pre-c
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
I use the browser for all social media sites, so not installing Apps isn't a solution for people like me
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It's very weird, but i can't shake the feeling that this article always uses Facebook examples for positive things (well working algorithms, putting Zuckerberg right up to newton), but very negative towards Google (biased search r
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
I'm not considering that at all, no. From talks with all my peers, it's pretty obvious to me that this is the very normal aging process, and TRT has too many known side effects (and unknown 2nd order side effects) to be worth it
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
What's TRT?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
I think you're severely underestimating what 20 years mean for your body. I'm a very fit 37 year old, and I very much notice the continued wear and tear. Recovery takes a lot longer, and the body just isn't as limber as it us
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
Yo! I'm mostly doing back-end development as a hobby and to learn some new tech (ai researcher by trade), and I'm looking to join forces with a front end person to work on larger projects. Shoot me a message if you're up to i
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
That isn't the ViT paper, this one is https://paperswithcode.com/paper/an-image-is-worth-16x16-wor...
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
The ViT paper doesn't make your list?
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It's been some time since I've worked in biology, but: telomere shortening is mostly a protection against aberant growth (ie, cancer): it sets an upper limit to how often a cell can multiply. If we'd live long enough that eve
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
> So, this is one of those areas I know way too much about and many of the comments seem wrong-headed. Makes me wonder how much faith I should put in comments on topics where I don't know as much. Experiencing the Gell-Mann amnesia
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
The key difference is that RNNs store the already seen parts of the input to use it when processing future inputs, while self attention allows you to focus on all parts in parallel: information from the last input token can be used on the f
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by kettleballroll 5y ago
It's called self attention because you only look at the input itself to determine which parts of the input to focus on. Transformers where first proposed for machine translation, and the neural net used in that publication consisted

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