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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
It's an economic theory for characterizing market dynamics. The paper's conclusion: "Thus many of the problematic outcomes from SMD theory remain entrenched."
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
This is really about making stack traces easier to understand.
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
Thank you for your reply. I am thinking about variable dataflows through a fixed set of nodes -- so, the latter, growing and shrinking edges. The application would be visualizing system dynamics. The stages in the Sankey would be organized
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
Is there a public way to add custom Blueprints ( https://rerun.io/docs/concepts/blueprint ) and Visualizers ( https://rerun.io/docs/concepts/visualizers-and-overrides )? It looks like yes fo
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
I wanted the author to pick a winner among approaches, but he's surveying and inviting new research. Most recently, Kölling has supervised the development of Strype, a frame-based editor for python. https://strype.org/
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
This is nicely presented. I would like to see the prompts to the respective services, however. Did I miss them? The "side peek" would be a natural place for them.
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
The book is the develpoment of a lecture by De Toni: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnTjgI14K4c via auto translate, the 10 points are: Complexity has always existed. Complexity always increases. There is a light side and
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by troelsSteegin 2y ago
If I may ask, what prompted you to move on from that?
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
That looks like potentially a lot of people coming into and out of one city block, like a 10X spike in density relative to everything else. There's public transit in OKC, https://www.embarkok.com/ and https:/&#x2
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
This below is a long quote from the article. I'll summarize the quote as ... our belief in data is making us less smart: You also write that “[t]he era of the fact is coming to an end: the place once held by ‘facts’ is being taken over
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
See the Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38555629
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
> Progress is more like a hill than a straight line. Uphill: figuring things out (uncertainty, unknowns, problem-solving). Downhill: making things happen (certainty, confidence, execution) This is the first time I've seen a "hi
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
... and our judgments of composition favor recall over precision. Which is to say that as human judges we're good at finding sense in something generated if it's plausible. We'll take a proposition (eg in a composition) and c
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
A shout out for the former Bell Labs in Holmdel, now perhaps better known as a location for "Severance". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Labs_Holmdel_Complex
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
To my read, the author sets up owning a Cybertruck up as the vehicular equivalent of owning an assault weapon: "A bulletproof three-and-a-half ton stainless-steel truck equipped with “Bioweapon Defense Mode” designed to slam through ot
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
Thank you. So they are or would be complements to somebody elses commercial platform.
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
What is the business model for https://www.taipy.io/ , https://streamlit.io/ , or https://www.gradio.app/ ? These are nice tools - but how will the sponsoring businesses support themselves? I
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
Content farms aren't new - but now they are cheaper and better. I'd think that SEO would have already made a market beneficial to "qualified" content sources - like traditional or branded media. So, a site like vox.com,
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
I'd look at the underlying paper, https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-023-00748-9 . There's neuroscience references there (50-52) that support their hypothesis. Overall, the corresponding RNN work is meticu
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
The related [0] NYTimes article mentions one pattern for fixes, which was finding gaps between design and execution: "For the screws that popped off during the shake test, it turned out that the engineering drawings did not specify how
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
From the article, Gelman's money quote is this: " So I’m not knocking auto-complete; I’m just disagreeing with Hinton’s statement that “by training something to be really good at predicting the next word, you’re actually forcing i
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
The Wikipedia article on "walking simulators", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_simulator , suggests it's not just you.
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
I interpreted this advice to just start simple - to describe the experience you intend before designing the state machine to support it.
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
The page embeds https://stanforddatascience.github.io/best-practices/index.h...
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
Via [0], this is a talk from Haystack, the European Search Relevance Conference [1]. [0] has good bits on this year's conference, which was (not surprisingly) vector-heavy. [0] also links to a nice ebay blog post [2] on an application
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
So, "We'll call it AI to sell it, Machine Learning to Build it", and regression to make it work.
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
"The name Adam is derived from adaptive moment estimation.", https://arxiv.org/abs/1412.6980
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
What about him? It's that he's a model tech evangelist. Who else? When I was paying attention, I thought Addy Osmani was good, https://addyosmani.com/blog/ . Eric J. Ma, https://ericmjl.github.io&#x
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
It's that it's annoying to have to consider changing your mind because they changed theirs. And, it challenges your sense of their authority. Were they wrong in the first place? Should I not trust them? Who should I trust instead?
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by troelsSteegin 3y ago
From the snippet: "How a seminal 2017 paper by Google researchers laid the groundwork for the AI hype cycle, resulting in a Silicon Valley frenzy not seen since the dot-com boomFind" What was the paper they cite? "Transformer

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