ma2rten

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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   Obliviously you wouldn't want to use those words exact unless the audience is a bunch of philosophy mayors. But for example here [1] is a video of Chris Christie effectively calling out a somewhat similar technique from Marco Rubio. [1
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   I think the best response depends on whether you can want to persuade the person you are talking to or bystanders. Either you could call out the tactic or you could use something like non-violent communication.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   See my comment below. You have been emailing me every two month for more than two years.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   Yeah, a friend referred me in July 2018. They have emailed me every two month since then. The subject line of their current email template says "[My friend] thinks you’ll pass Triplebyte’s coding quiz" and the email starts with &q
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   It matters if it actually works and if it works broadly or just for limited use cases. As I said in the original comment, I think that you will see many applications in the near future. The last 5 years have been focused on research (compar
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   I'm sure that most people didn't expect major changes from pcs, the internet and smartphones before mass adoption. As this is a community tied to a startup incubator, I would encourage everyone here to keep an open mind.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   I can't speak for other people, but the reason that I think we are in an AI boom has nothing to do with online advertising. It is that computers can now recognize images, translate language, have conversations, generate articles, make
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   You apparently seem to misunderstand what notebooks are good for. They are not only better than notepad, they are better than any IDE or vim/emacs for data exploration, data visualization and machine learning model development.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   It's not personalized.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    In the companies’ contract, “the word [REDACTED] is mentioned no fewer than 20 times,” the lawsuit says. The unredacted draft fills in the word: Antitrust. Why on earth did they redact this?
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    This comment is like the liar paradox, if people do what the comment suggests they are conforming to what another person tells them to do.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    I would have guessed that the average person spends more time watching non-porn movies than porn and that non-porn streaming takes more bandwidth because it tends to be higher quality.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    It was probably an issues specifically with notebooks.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    I hadn't used AWS in about 4 years, but I recently starting using it for a side project. I needed to process a big dataset and I wanted to use pyspark, so I gave EMR a try. I was impressed how easy it was seemingly to create clusters i
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Exactly, I'm surprised that Peter Norvig who literally wrote the text book on AI didn't think of this and instead came up with this other explanation.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    What do you mean by projections? Do you have another example?
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    The myth that 20% time is dead was started by mchurch. He was at Google for six month and was let go. He then went on to bad mouth the company here and elsewhere online. 20% time at Google exists and managers are supposed to adjust the work
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    This must be how things like some alternative medicine and anti-vax start: Things like feeling healthy and your computer being slow can be very subjective. The author appears to be technical enough to know that there is something called key
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    I'm not sure when you saw their org chart, but it's definitely not true anymore.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    I'm inclined to believe pg more than the wired reporter. The wired article reads like it had been dramaticized.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    I think it's mainly ask.com
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    In general, BERT would be the most common one. RoBERTa is the same model but trained for longer, which turns out to work better. T5 is a larger model, which works better on many tasks but is more expensive.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Also it's tiny compared to the server cost of big tech companies like facebook and google.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    The pretraining is shared between models, inference is generally such more expensive.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    It depends a lot on the subreddit. Different subreddits can have different echo chambers.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Why are you pessimist about AI for drug discovery in this innovation cycle?
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Do you want to work at FAANG? I could try to make a referral.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    One of those people was fired for looking at someone's calendar.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Seems like an incomplete list because Google Poly is not on there. I double checked archive.org to make sure it wasn't removed today.
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    by ma2rten 6y ago

    Also it can’t really be read only because of things like GDPR compliance.