ma2rten

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   I think you are reading something into it that is not necessarily there. The slides give examples of things that are appropriate to say and are not appropriate to say. It doesn't necessarily mean that one thing has to changed into the
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   by ma2rten 5y ago

   Did people who clicked "yes" eventually report it to IT later?
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   Maybe either would have worked: learning less or learning more.
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   I believe even the janitors needed a security clearance. Makes sense because people might leave sensitive documents around.
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   by ma2rten 5y ago

   But it's easy to do that for a small subset for finetuning compared to cleaning up the entire dataset.
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   Are you sure it's not fair use? I believe most legal experts agree that language models such as GPT-3 are not violating copyright due to fair use.
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   by ma2rten 5y ago

   Why does data for speech recognition need to be prefect. That's certainly not the case for other machine learning applications. Can you train the less clean data and fine-tune on a clean subset?
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   by ma2rten 5y ago

   I think this dataset is mainly for speech recognition and not text to speech. Speech recognition should be able to recognize as many different accents as possible.
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   A lot of people who take this drastic step are tech zillionaires: Eric Schmidt, the former Alphabet CEO, has applied to become a citizen of Cyprus. This is such lazy reporting. Is there any data showing the connection to tech? Is there an
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    "eventual compatibility with x86-64 macOS binaries (Mach-O) and libraries"
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    I think are underestimating in general how much work it is. ReactOS has been developed for 23 years and is not in a useable state yet.
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    He hasn't tried to reenroll, because he was unable to find an advisor in the same department. Taking an advisor from a different department would mean to start over on his thesis. I'm not sure what would have happened if he was st
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    In the US the way to influence politics is campaign contributions to politicians. In Europe that kind of blatant influence is frowned upon, but it seems like companies are still trying to take a page from the same playbook by influencing po
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    I think a legitimate use-case is asking for confirmation before leaving the page when filling out a form so that the user doesn't loose their data.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    I think it's a common misconception that Psychopathy refers to antisocial personality disorder. It's a related but distinct concept. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_Checklist
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    I don't think it necessarily shows that. Their good ranking could be completely unrelated to bouceback.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    Wouldn't it have been easier to use another cloud-based service such as Slack?
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    This doesn’t seem like something that could be fixed by using a rule based approach, because it would require actually understanding the subject matter.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    I don’t think the methodology is showing anything conclusively. The peak could be due to a linguistic shift or due to a difference in the type of work being published. Even if books use phrases like “I am a” more often I don’t think that ne
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    But they are not naturally so. We decided to make them that way.
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    You know that many people are advocating for replacing the terms whitelist and blacklist, right? I don't see how chess is any different.
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    There is something like this: https://bigscience.huggingface.co/en/#!index.md
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    I heard this saying attributed to Larry Page.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    The problem that Facebook has compared to those other industries is that journalists blame Facebook for the decline of journalism and view Facebook as a gatekeeper. Those other companies on the other hand are valuable advertisers.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    Google Drive has basically all the features that Google Docs supposedly doesn't have. Just go to drive.google.com instead of docs.google.com.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    It could have learned abstractions which help it to predict how proteins fold but these do not correspond to the real underlying causes.
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    (2020)
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    If she has not put the name in the post it was most likely on purpose, however I would be interested what country this was.
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    by ma2rten 5y ago

    The article says it is unclear if it covers generative models.
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    Do you have a reference? Does this cover generative models?