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by phreeza 3y ago
If it was highly standardized, was it really based on intuition as suggested by OP?
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by phreeza 3y ago
I think time will tell how they do in the long term.
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by phreeza 3y ago
> Small and startup companies where leadership is still involved in the interview process can gauge candidates based on their own technical intuition. So it's false to say NOBODY has a proxy for good software engineering skills. Is
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by phreeza 3y ago
Part of setting up these sleeper agents will likely be identifying parts of the input space that seem natural but are sparse enough in training data to make this attack possible.
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by phreeza 3y ago
How do people with workflows that don't do any squashing do code review? To me it always seems the main consideration deciding on commit size is about being considerate of the reviewer. Don't want to harass them with huge commits
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by phreeza 3y ago
It's interesting how this has completely flipped from the situation in the past decades where copyright enforcement was the thing done by big corporations with big budgets and anti-DRM was the underdog thing. To be clear I'm not d
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by phreeza 3y ago
This is making headlines recently but it's really not that outlandish of a pay level in tech in general (e.g. L7+ at Google make this kind of money, and it probably requires similar amounts of experience to reach this level), and seems
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by phreeza 3y ago
I think it is definitely easy enough, but it's just not as intrinsically addictive.
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by phreeza 3y ago
I would not say GANs are self-improving in ways that vanilla NNs are not.
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by phreeza 3y ago
This is also the percept and possibly fallacy that underlies the fast takeoff AI singularity thinking.
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by phreeza 3y ago
It's an interesting hypothesis but should be easy to corroborate with other data, e.g. test scores. I would assume we'd have heard of that?
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by phreeza 3y ago
@dang: this post is marked as flagged at the moment, but I don't think it should be? Except maybe for the editorialized title, but that doesn't seem super bad.
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by phreeza 3y ago
Doesn't that depend on your filter list?
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"We pulled off an SEO heist with AI and stole 3.6M impressions."(mastodon.social)
59 points by phreeza 3y ago|38 comments
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by phreeza 3y ago
If you believe the other side in this rift is not also striving to put themselves in positions of power, I think you are wrong. They are just going to use that power to manipulate the public in a different way. The real alternative are trul
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by phreeza 3y ago
How reliable is this information, could it be a deliberate rumor spread by interested parties?
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by phreeza 3y ago
The irony of the first extremely successful collective action in silicon valley being taken in order to save the job of a soon-to-be billionaire.... Jokes aside though I do wonder if this will awaken some degree of "class consciousness
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by phreeza 3y ago
Hard to know what is really going on, but I think one possibility is that the entire narrative around Ilyas "camp" was not what actually went down, and was just what the social media hive mind hallucinated to make sense of things
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by phreeza 3y ago
My great-grandfather had a factory making light furniture and coat hangers, and had several patents for types of adjustable coat hangers. He was expropriated by the soviets after the second world war, in eastern Germany and fled to the west
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by phreeza 3y ago
It's also the smallest possible margin ;)
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by phreeza 3y ago
Not really a huge margin, Roskosmos launched 2 on February 14, 1989, from the same launch site. Edit: Also just read that on the same day, the first GPS satellites were also launched from the US.
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by phreeza 3y ago
In my experience this definitely also applies to non-reddit communities such as phpBB-style forums.
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by phreeza 3y ago
The headline makes no sense, comparing the absolute size ("fringe") to a rate of change ("fastest-growing"). This is particularly egregious when you look at the actual article because it is talking about relative growt
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by phreeza 3y ago
I've recently been enjoying https://manifold.markets/ for some low stakes prediction market fun. I wonder if this could also be turned into a similar "non-serious" regression market.
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by phreeza 3y ago
I somehow thought it was an obscure motorcycle brand, that broke down on a long road trip in Mexico.
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by phreeza 3y ago
Something like this? https://urbanarrow.com/business-bikes/cargo/
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by phreeza 3y ago
I think your ask (prediction of the future without bias/assumptions from the author) is basically impossible. You can't predict the future without making assumptions. But a somewhat realistic, not completely dystopian sci-fi book
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by phreeza 3y ago
Yea assuming muzzle velocity 1000m/s and 3kg projectile weight and 6000kg aircraft weight, conservation of momentum would put the slowdown at 0.5m/s, hardly noticable at cruising speed I think. Though the jerk would most likely be
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by phreeza 3y ago
(Tennant)
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by phreeza 3y ago
(2021)

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