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by vslira 4y ago
If you’re a data professional in a company where data quality is low or non-existent, then improving the quality of data in the organization is absolutely part of your job, most likely the most important one It’s less cool and flashy than t
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by vslira 4y ago
He who controls the training data selection and the human feedback guidelines controls the universe
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Man has a dream and that's the stars?(blog.vslira.net)
1 points by vslira 4y ago|0 comments
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What if regular exercise is the best cognitive exercise?(blog.vslira.net)
564 points by vslira 4y ago|373 comments
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by vslira 4y ago
These AI tools are not static. They are products with well funded teams behind them constantly iterating to make them better. I don’t dismiss them, but I do put a low weight on arguments of the form “AI is not there yet” give how far it has
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by vslira 4y ago
ANSI C and SML probably qualify, though I hope you don’t need utf-8
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by vslira 4y ago
Is there any service offering user-friendly access to open source DL models? Paid is fine.
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by vslira 4y ago
But getting engagement on HN, even criticism, is marketing :)
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by vslira 4y ago
On your tangential note: I always assumed many in the FLOSS side are actually against most cases of copyright as applied to software, but since it is the regulatory standard, they put a strong emphasis on making it work for their purposes,
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Salesforce: NFT Cloud(salesforce.com)
5 points by vslira 4y ago|4 comments
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by vslira 4y ago
I agree, there’s no single tweak that would “fix democracy”. I’m just assuming that something like this could improve voting expressiveness in exchange for just a little bit of complexity.
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by vslira 4y ago
Hey, I recently wrote a post about an idea on this: https://blog.vslira.net/2022/05/negative-voting.html?m=1 What do you think? Basically second round stays the same, but on 1st you can either vote for or against
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by vslira 4y ago
I’d be pretty mad if I found that there was no fungi in my cheese
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by vslira 4y ago
I said it once, I’ll say it again and I’m willing to het someone else in this same thread already vented the same opinion: Big Content (Copyright holders of all sorts) are probably salivating at the possibility of a content blocklist that y
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by vslira 4y ago
Learning to break a complex task into simpler steps and reasoning about the input and output of those steps is a necessary skill in any leadership and management position. Programming teaches people to think in this mode
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Negative Voting(blog.vslira.net)
4 points by vslira 4y ago|4 comments
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by vslira 5y ago
The consumer web is an all-you-can-eat buffet and bots have unlimited appetite. Also, you can’t monetize their robotic eyeballs. So the economics wouldn’t work, mostly
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by vslira 5y ago
This is not a definition of economic growth, this is a description of how economists derive an indicator to measure it. It’s like saying that space is defined because you can define hot to get a meter Parent is right, when you add subjectiv
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by vslira 5y ago
Auctions, deep learning, formal methods and discrete optimization, it seems like you got my list of things I want to learn and turned that into an amazing solution for a giant problem. Congratulations to the team, will be watching from afar
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by vslira 5y ago
Man I love Rick’s talks as much as anyone but let’s be real, he likely left AWS not for his love of first class geographical indexes but because Mongo offered a giant pile of money for him to evangelize their tech. Though I have no doubts t
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by vslira 5y ago
Good comment. Regarding this whole “zero transaction costs” issue, I can’t recommend weyl and posner’s “radical markets” enough. I’m right wing/classical liberal / leanbertarian or whatever you want to call a pro-market stance, bu
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by vslira 5y ago
Copyright ant patents are monopolies on “infinite” resources to incentivize the creation of such resources. Property is a restriction on other people’s utilization of a finite resource that belongs to someone
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by vslira 5y ago
Here’s an exercise to think about if we’re living in the best or the worst of times: pick a year to be born in. But you can’t choose where, not the conditions: assume a typical human life at that point in time, considering the whole world.
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by vslira 5y ago
As someone who frequently works with datetime data, I always felt that in the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm±ZZ:ZZ, it should read "this local time plus the timezone offset gives you utc", not " utc plus the timezone offset gives yo
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by vslira 5y ago
I won't get into the CSAM discussion but for anyone that has a stash of non-DRMed content I think it's a good idea to look into alternatives to Apple devices. Sooner rather than latter the same kind of system will be auto-deleting
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by vslira 5y ago
What's the current killer app of GNNs? By that I mean, in which tasks is using a GNN-based approach obviously better? Conceptually, just by framing the graph as a mxm matrix I assume the most obvious comparison would be against some so
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by vslira 5y ago
Can third parties (especially foreigners) finance legal battles in India? Can we donate?
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What's Up with Oral Opinions in Bankruptcy?(creditslips.org)
1 points by vslira 5y ago|0 comments
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Where is the original “Overview of SHARD” paper?(shkspr.mobi)
1 points by vslira 5y ago|0 comments
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by vslira 5y ago
I just wish the Julia community wasn't so invested in using UTF8 symbols in the code. I understand that for Physicists, Engineers, Mathematicians, etc it look cleaner and more familiar, but when writing code that is meant to be maintai

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