radicalzebra

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The Foundations of Algorithmic Bias(approximatelycorrect.com)
2 points by radicalzebra 10y ago|0 comments
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by radicalzebra 10y ago
With respect, I think there's a fundamental error in this reply. You're making a dogmatic statement about what interpretability is taken to mean, which assumes of course that the vast body of work, both in academia, journalism, an
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by radicalzebra 12y ago
Cool post! I think as technologists seeking to build tools for music creation, browsing, etc. there are some high level points to take from Professor Berger's article. As we deploy machine learning to match listeners and songs, we&#x27
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by radicalzebra 12y ago
This looks interesting. Am I correct in understanding from your diagram that Kozo generates both the clientside and backend code? In what language does the developer write? Another question: how much control does the developer have over the
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by radicalzebra 12y ago
Humans spend far less trivial amounts of time creating works of literature. A novel may consume three years of an author's life. And yet for years society has been enriched by a lively and often sharply critical literary discourse. By
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by radicalzebra 12y ago
I think there is a problem with how shamelessly uncritical we can be, especially when imposing ourselves upon other walks of life, especially art. Startup culture should aspire to be more than a Tony Robbins convention.
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by radicalzebra 12y ago
I wish I didn't have to worry about being "negative" in posting honestly about this site. It really is something awful, and reflects something disappointing about modern startup culture. First, the synthesis of floaty backgro