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omarhaneef
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Never thought of that but it makes a lot of sense! Edit: worth noting that this also creates an implicit prediction about the extent to which the advertising is an accurate representation of the movie. This could go in the opposite directio
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omarhaneef
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I know what recursive means, I know what selective means, I know what an acronym is, and I think I see the pattern in that picture, but when I put it all together I am lost. Alternatively, is this a joke and the "recursive, selective a
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omarhaneef
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True. I will add that it is customary to justify it by demonstrating it is some sort of acronym or contraction.
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omarhaneef
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Tl; Dr “ Researchers David Dodell-Feder and Diana I. Tamir set out to check the validity of existing research on the topic. They ran a meta-analysis on fourteen studies to check whether fiction reading causally improves social cognition—and
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Website: https://socraticmodels.github.io/ Arxiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.00598 But I think the tweet and video best summarizes the amazing nature of what they did.
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“Common sense”: language models used to “talk” across modalities
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This is one of the better walkthroughs I have seen so far. And I have seen a fair number.
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omarhaneef
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I agree with your critique of many of the derivatives (without naming any in particular), but feel it also applies to the original. And while the original has some bright points, so do many of the derivatives.
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Also true of Lord of the Rings, or watching Star Wars etc if you didn't read/watch it early on (either when it first came out to the world, or early on in your life when you were new to the genre). I won't speculate on why th
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Here is an idea: run it on old batches and see if you can predict which ones went on to raise a Series A, B, C or liquidity event. Note: you might have to adjust for year since a Seed round in 2020 looks like a Series A in 2010. Edit: I rea
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1. Drink coffee 2. Don't start something new till you finish what you are working on 3. Make lists 4. Use a calendar
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If you are diligent about scanning your notes at regular intervals, then I think you are fortunate to have that capacity. I have every intention of taking a photo of my notes but have not done so. What is your process/ritual? end of th
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I agree, but say more about what you mean here.
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Used to be everyone had an FM radio and no plotter. Now everyone has a printer, but no FM radio.
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The key is that you can examine the state of most (not all) "intermediate" variables so not only do you know the inputs, the outputs, but also everything that happened in between in all these different ways. Your calendar app adds
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Not added, still collected: https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/36000267477... "Currently, there is no way to display the MAC address on the device. A temporary workaround is to connect to a
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Adding the extra step of taking a picture loses a lot of the productivity gain. I think the remarkable tablet is the right balance in 2022. It automatically pushes notes into the cloud.
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I don't know if this proves there are people behind it, and this is why: try a very stylistic initial text, maybe something Shakespearan ("There are more things on heaven and earth, Horatio, than have been dreamt of...") And
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Just had a quick look at some of the responders who collectively say: 1 What is the use of this curated list over just accepting the popularly voted answer? 2 I found some errors in the default answer and here is a detailed explanation of w
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Firstly the effect size is tiny. Doubt it’s significant. Do we need 2 more patients to develop dementia in the exposed group to make them the same? Secondly if there were an effect, it might be the condition they’re treating someone for is
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Plus, he gets to work with his son which is maybe what he really really wants. It is important to distinguish between needing to work and wanting to work.
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> use computer You don't know how > pick manual You have the manual > read manual You now know how to use a computer > use computer Your hands are busy > drop manual > use computer ... except funnier
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Sample bias: you only see the tiny minority that edits for the smallest reasons and not the majority that might even let major changes go unmarked. Edit: I am in the former camp
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I remember a Jobs interview when he says he visited PARC and they showed him 3 things: Windows environment (windows, icons, mouse, pull down menu and please appreciate that, back then, all of them were innovations) Object oriented programmi
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Before anyone takes this too seriously -- and it is surely too late for that -- I should point out that they did nothing to disambiguate the length of the movie. It may not be the coughgeist but the ... er ... timegeist (they should have a
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Why beware? If you're not forced to sell and they offer you an option, it seems like a net benefit.
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I don’t think unbiased results can exist in the sense that every ranking algorithm has an objective function that is essentially a bias. You might say, hey I just mean political bias. But consider what that means. When does it not show up
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For those who are interested in how Transformers seem more prevalent, please read this thread by Karpathy where he talks about a consolidation in ML: https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1468370605229547522 And of
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Since I also thought Tensors were just higher dimension arrays, isn't this really what ML folks think Tensors are, since they (we?) do attach units to the Tensors most of the time?
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So, when people make a clone like this, do they painstakingly recreate every piece: graphics, logic and so forth, or do they typically get access to some of the original code or graphics and transfer it over. This thing looks like it was re
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