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by ratedgene 2y ago
iBusinessFunding | AI/ML (OCR, LLM) Engineers, Back-end (Python) | REMOTE | https://ibusinessfunding.com/careers Looking to hire AI/ML Engineers around OCR (DLA/Document Understanding) using a variety of tech
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Sure it is.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Can't someone expand on this > Chunking is more or less a fixable problem with some clever techniques: these are pretty well documented around the internet; Curious about what chunking solutions are out there for different sets of d
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Understandable. I wasn't criticizing your product -- best of luck and congrats on shipping :)
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by ratedgene 2y ago
hahah thanks :)
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by ratedgene 2y ago
haha yeah it was a bit tongue in cheek as I'm learning another framework right now. If we can't have a little levity I'll just delete my comment if it upsets you. :)
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by ratedgene 2y ago
This is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my whole life. I'm just over here worried about small nothings and now I'm filled with an overwhelming feeling that I should be a part of something much larger. Truly inspiri
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by ratedgene 2y ago
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by ratedgene 2y ago
yes, the article has nothing about what they were doing or how they "interfered" exactly.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
ooooh neat, I'll check it out. Thanks
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by ratedgene 2y ago
I'm curious about users who do use something similar. I have an iPad pro, but I find either a notebook and pen, or butcher paper and pen to be far superior for capturing anything. Can someone tell me how they're increasing their c
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Huh, it's interesting the supposition is that AI tools are the future, therefore they're unable to compete in time especially when they seemed perfectly poised to adopt that strategy. Why wouldn't they use that to sell anothe
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Yeah, I wouldn't classify mechatronics or bipedal locomotion as AI. It gets blurry when considering algorithms in control systems, but I wouldn't classify those as modern AI/ML systems.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
they already have that, it's called human-in-the-loop (HITL) assist. They usually take over when a problem needs to be escalated to a human agent.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
But they did try to hide it. It's in some videos where one of them was trying not to admit they were remotely controlled and that "probably some AI is used"
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by ratedgene 2y ago
I believe there was pressure on IA so that bigger corporate players of data hoarding could monopolize access.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
This is why Google took down its cached results. It's going to horde pre-LLM internet data. Perhaps sell it but I doubt it. Our best bet is to have scraped all that data, and give you a temporal parameter to search, like: +"Sponge
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Then it becomes like insuring priceless art, people are just priced out of it, especially if it's a requirement to owning/driving it in the first place. Perhaps these become undrivable and get their own stage in some art hall.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Wouldn't people just secure higher cost insurance to offset the risk?
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Any good books on this?
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by ratedgene 2y ago
We are super cooked! I love the future!!!!
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by ratedgene 2y ago
How are you defining intelligence here?
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Yeah, although the team works on EST timezones so if that's not a problem please apply :) Ultimately we're interested in smart people building cool things with applied tech.
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by ratedgene 2y ago
LenderAI | AI/ML Engineers & Back-end Engineers & Full-Stack & DevOps | REMOTE | Full-time Company: We're a full-stack lender. We have a ton of data. We are interested in leveraging AI/ML and other technologies fo
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by ratedgene 2y ago
I believe it's changed everything forever. I'm not even on the hype train. It's difficult for humans to estimate that impact, so it's easier to just deny. It's a fundamental shift on so many levels that we haven&#x2
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Ah, I wish I could type to this thing
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by ratedgene 2y ago
yeah but wouldn't you want to create enough buzz globally so word of mouth can spread to more US entrants?
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by ratedgene 2y ago
If a candidate has a personal website or blog that can articulate to me their interests in the field or otherwise, I add points to them being a communicator and someone who can probably present or put together something that requires critic
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by ratedgene 2y ago
good but not as community-oriented I'd say as locallama the machinelearning subreddit has a lot of great experts there. /r/learnmachinelearning isn't moderated well enough
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by ratedgene 2y ago
Hey thanks, I appreciate that advice. I am in a really great place in my life now, and sure enough it was traveling that lead to this. There's still stress and anxiety, but a change of culture helped give me perspective.

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