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by shishy 3y ago
For research papers, scite.ai makes citation contexts super obvious. e.g. for this DOI: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2005.08.012 here is our report page: https://scite.ai/reports/association-between-amygdala-hypera... Metad
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reinforcement learning
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Being able to do it at scale is an issue because of paper mills.
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It's like gumroad.com (the design I mean)
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https://www.theregister.com/2023/06/15/amazon_echo_disabled_... > ...an Amazon spokesperson said, "We work hard to provide customers with a great experience while also ensuring drivers who deliver Ama
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most startups die so not really a hot take..
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it means there was a typo
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by shishy 3y ago
For research uses, we built an Assistant on top of ChatGPT that uses our database of articles to ground its answers and give real references, might be useful for you or others on research papers at least: https://scite.ai/as
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Did you reply to the wrong person? Or was there an edit? What's the context for this...
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Would you rather it become a meaningful problem and overload the system before someone implements a simple check to ensure it doesn't?
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I interpreted it more as “it’s a trail of information that could be used against you” instead of literally, but I could be wrong
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Cash is great. Can't be tracked, credit card companies don't get to discriminate against the poor and create negative feedback loop traps that they can't out of, it's easier to be financially responsible with it. Bit unf
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Losing weight especially with that much scrutiny where you track everything can definitely make you neurotic about what you eat, and mess with how you perceive yourself (i.e. someone looks perfectly fine but their eyes just laser focus on a
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they didn’t lose them, they retained with revenue contraction by restructuring the deal to make sense
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scite (where I work) makes understanding reproducibility much easier -- we have access to full text articles with agreements from publishers and are able to show you the statements from papers where each reference was used in text with the
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"The lattice parsing problem refers to the task of parsing a word lattice, which is a graph structure that represents multiple possible sequences of words that could have generated a given speech signal [1]. The word lattice is a weigh
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Last paragraph touches on that: The length of inputs is theoretically bounded by the memory limitations of the computer used. More practically, using a CPU datastore is many times slower than a GPU datastore because of slower search and the
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Unlimiformer: Long-Range Transformers with Unlimited Length Input(arxiv.org)
335 points by shishy 3y ago|101 comments
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Nice, we were in Kyoto a few weeks ago and also went to Teuchisoba Kanei. Excellent soba. https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/kyoto-region/kyoto/restaura...
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Marketing mostly (uses AI)
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by shishy 4y ago
scroll up you can see the context not sure why it was posted tho just a zinger
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https://twitter.com/ragingventures/status/161582608803847373...
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houseband ;) Glad it worked out for you, I think I'm entering a similar-ish phase
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you should start drawing. itll come back. I was the same, I think its because I dont visualize when I code so I stopped practicing it Drawing made me start doing it again pretty quickly
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Bone headed move. They must have miscalculated if they think the students will cave to this pressure. Also, how can they take away tuition reimbursement for the whole semester if the strike hasnt been that long? Garbage administration. I ho
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They probably just forgot to delete the subscription in stripe or whatever they use to manage it after the account was deleted? Sounds like a bug and not intentional? Can't imagine it is, they'd have to put more effort into custom
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Hi OP- could you post an update here after? In the past I used PayChex instead of Gusto because I was worried about the lack of support so I'm curious how this ends up resolving now that you found an escalation specialist. Hope it all
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Both of those things can be true... it's not just one or the other. There are plenty of jobs right now that are more menial tasks which will definitely be replaced by this, and I feel for those older folks in those positions because th
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I think after 2015 they were crap until the M1s which seem to be quite good so far
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I do get sticker shock at the prices, but I have to say I still use my 2015 MBP for dev work and it's been serving me well. That's quite the longevity... I'd hope if I got an M2 (thinking about upgrading in a year or two), th

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