Muller20

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by Muller20 6mo ago
I think you are overestimating the knowledge of the average person. You still need to have an idea of what is html, DNS, cludflare. Most people wouldn't even know where to start looking. But I agree that once you know how to create a w
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by Muller20 9mo ago
In general, a citation is something that needs to be precise, while LLMs are very good at generating some generic high probability text not grounded in reality. Sure, you could implement a custom fix for the very specific problem of citatio
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by Muller20 1y ago
Peer review has nothing to do with demographics. It's about expertise in the research area.
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by Muller20 2y ago
This is a problem with the journalism and politics, it's not really about science. No scientist would trust a result that depends on a single small sample paper. Those are just stepping stones that may justify further research for more
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by Muller20 2y ago
AlphaFold is also a high impact discovery, while Hopfield networks have very little to do with modern AI and they are only a very interesting toy model right now.
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by Muller20 2y ago
Many people arguing that AI risk is real have big monetary incentives. Some are asking for money to study safety and influence the regulatory bodies. Others gain money because believing in AI superintelligence makes their AI startup look li
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by Muller20 2y ago
You don't need a university degree if you just want to learn the last javascript frontend framework, a good coding bootcamp can teach you that. Inflation of credentials is not a problem that universities created, it is an industry issu
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by Muller20 2y ago
Peer review goes beyond simple issues about clarity or misunderstanding. In particular, peer review is sometimes seen as an adversarial process. Often, the reviewer will not understand because he is not the intended audience. Other times, h
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by Muller20 3y ago
Obisidian is not a text editor, and it never claims to be one.
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by Muller20 3y ago
I use mathpix ( https://mathpix.com/ ) quite often to copy equations from papers and it works very well, but I don't know how good it is with handwritten equations.
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by Muller20 3y ago
I never understand this argument when it's used against Obsidian. First, free != FOSS. Second, while the app is closed source, Obsidian has a large open source community that develops plugins for it. Third, the format (markdown) is ope
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by Muller20 3y ago
I'm not sure that the bias is only due to inexperienced reviewers. For example, even at a specialized venue like CoLLAs (I also work in CL), where you could send more esoteric research, you still see most people doing the usual rehears
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by Muller20 3y ago
This something that DL researchers like to think but it is definitely not true for time series forecasting. See https://forecastingdata.org/ for some examples where simple non-DL approaches beat state-of-the-art DL systems.
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by Muller20 3y ago
Depends on your application. AFAIK they are still used in games because they are easier to control and people want to play against simple AI agents.
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by Muller20 6y ago
What's holding back NTM is that they are hard to train, even worse than RNNs. They are not much less efficient than a Transformer. Instead, Transformer has all the advantages of the NTM but it is much easier to train. Actually, the way
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by Muller20 7y ago
because convolutions are faster during training and after the deployment and they are also easier to train.
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by Muller20 7y ago
not necesarily, but the two things can be correlated.