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laretluval
6y ago
The discrepancy could be because Hacker News cares more about technology platforms than Alabama public TV. For an example of HN getting upset about government censorship on a technology platform, see https://news.ycombinator.com&
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6y ago
It’s only been a few months. If it really does robustly get 4.6 perplexity on PTB (less than I ever thought was possible) then it will receive its due recognition, at the very least via the Hutter prize.
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Not great, not terrible
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If the paper is on the arXiv then it will not be anonymous to the reviewers.
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6y ago
Where are people going in lieu of Youtube?
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6y ago
Solving problems doesn’t necessarily mean getting numerical answers. If you don’t know how to apply the equations you list algebraically then you don’t really understand them.
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6y ago
Modern methods for deriving word embeddings easily beat LSA.
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6y ago
People love making complicated models. It’s fun and feels like you are having insights. Fitting a boring old ARIMA feels like work.
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6y ago
> get things checked by a credible authority Who decides what's a credible authority? How about critical thinking instead?
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The species is becoming more and more domesticated.
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7y ago
Once everyone is working from home it is going to be prime time for terminal-based yak shaving.
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They only find the effect for cases where there is low flux in the magnetic field. This indicates another reason to be skeptical of the study. If an effect is found in one condition and not another this is a red flag for p-hacking.
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7y ago
Current academic NLP would have been considered quite out-of-the-current-box 10 years ago. Most academic progress is driven by young graduate students who think similarly to you.
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What are the algorithms that can dismiss “indirect correlation”? How can you tell a direct from an indirect correlation in data?
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7y ago
Fun to wonder if this is what Plankalkül would have evolved into.
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7y ago
I’d revert to my prior, just like here.
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7y ago
Yes, I would bet that there is no causal effect.
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100,000 lines was enough for Terry Davis.
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7y ago
Indeed, as revealed in his court documents, Ross Ulbricht paid a lot more more money than this (by an order of magnitude) to have his darknet hits carried out (although he was likely being scammed). The price mismatch makes me skeptical of
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7y ago
I suspect that psychometric tests would also be able to predict success in terms of having friends/relationships and living a low stress life.
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7y ago
Is there a citation for that?
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7y ago
Sign me up!
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7y ago
An alternative would be to present the version of borders which is most likely to be relevant for a traveler in terms of border crossings, visa requirements, etc.
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7y ago
Scales are universal, but the distinction between harmony and dissonance is not. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27409816
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7y ago
Yes, it can be done. https://openreview.net/pdf?id=S1eZYeHFDS Natural language is harder.
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7y ago
That is the official Unix philosophy, but a glance at just about any man page will suggest that it's never been followed.
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7y ago
> Well except quantum physics might get in the way, This is a pretty huge well except. When people talk about information that can be stored in the universe this is exactly the limitation they have in mind.
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7y ago
Honestly hunting for the URL is half the fun
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7y ago
What should I google to read more about this kind of thing?
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7y ago
And evidence that sapiens x neanderthal offspring were not always fertile, see elsewhere in this thread.
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