jgershen

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Silent Data Corruptions affecting LLM training(adept.ai)
12 points by jgershen 3y ago|0 comments
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Persimmon-8B(adept.ai)
175 points by jgershen 3y ago|56 comments
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by jgershen 11y ago
Published in 2013.
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by jgershen 11y ago
It looks like it's less about "putting the fish to sleep" and more about simulating weeds with your fingers to avoid alarming the fish as you start to grab it. http://drowningworms.com/tickle-trout/
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What I learned from rebranding our company in 4 short weeks(blog.infer.com)
2 points by jgershen 12y ago|0 comments
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by jgershen 15y ago
The "beserker equilibrium" hypothesis is a fun thought experiment, but it seems unlikely to me. Robin Hanson did a particularly good job writing about this here: http://www.overcomingbias.com/2010/12/berserker-breakout.htm...
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by jgershen 15y ago
No.
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by jgershen 15y ago
Actually, the probability that all decks ever shuffled are unique is also very high. We can approximate the probability that any two of the n decks shuffled in human history were identical as p=1-n^2/52! Using the same estimate as the OP fo
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by jgershen 15y ago
Thanks for submitting this. After seeing the article that claimed the design of the iCloud icon was brilliant because it included Fibonacci ratios, I desperately wanted to nail this article to the (other) author's monitor. Whenever I see th
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GazeHawk Brings Eye Tracking Technology to the iPad(adage.com)
5 points by jgershen 15y ago|0 comments
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Startups to Watch: GazeHawk(adage.com)
36 points by jgershen 15y ago|11 comments
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Relentlessly focus on your customers: test usability.(gazehawk.com)
21 points by jgershen 15y ago|5 comments
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Where do users look first?(gazehawk.com)
59 points by jgershen 15y ago|10 comments
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Rosser's Theorem via Turing Machines(scottaaronson.com)
11 points by jgershen 15y ago|0 comments
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Cluster analysis for concise results in eye tracking(gazehawk.com)
34 points by jgershen 15y ago|2 comments
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Why you always initialize on declaration(reddit.com)
13 points by jgershen 15y ago|2 comments
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by jgershen 15y ago
While the resolution of the webcam is (obviously) important when discerning accuracy, I feel like you may be conflating two terms here. Specifically, going from the resolution of the webcam to an estimate of so many pixels of accuracy using
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by jgershen 15y ago
What calculations did you do? As cofounder of GazeHawk, I've written on different aspects of this topic previously [1, 2]. Is that information helpful / can you elaborate on your skepticism? [1] http://www.gazehawk.com/blog/on-accuracy/ [
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by jgershen 15y ago
Well, I wrote my thesis about cellular automata, and I promise I've considered Wolfram's set of ideas and perspectives. So while I can't prove anything about the popularity of Aaronson's review in general, your hypothesis is demonstrably fa
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by jgershen 15y ago
I came across Scott Aaronson's review of NKS a few days ago and loved it: http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0206089 . I would recommend reading that to anyone who is also looking at Wolfram's work.
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by jgershen 15y ago
Could you explain in more detail how these trigger a reboot? From writing a 32-bit kernel I understand how the triple fault method is supposed to work, for example, but would love to know a little more about these methods.
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by jgershen 15y ago
Donald Trump.
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by jgershen 15y ago
I had to reread the article to confirm that that sentence is actually in there. I honestly can't believe that a program which focuses on launching successful companies prioritizes "building your actual product" below meetings and finding me
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Senate Bill Gives Feds Power to Order Blacklisting of Piracy Sites(wired.com)
3 points by jgershen 15y ago|0 comments
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by jgershen 15y ago
This article, like the headline, is light on facts and high on sensationalism. However, the bill (full text available at [1]) does look pretty ugly. [1] http://leahy.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/BillText-PROTECTIPAct....
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by jgershen 15y ago
TL;DR - "Tu quoque." Additionally, when I read Kara Swisher's article in AllThingsSD, the next thing I read was her own disclosure ( http://allthingsd.com/about/kara-swisher/ ). It left me with the impression that she takes journalistic int
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by jgershen 15y ago
Also, binary views will bork your terminal.
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by jgershen 15y ago
If anyone wants to work on "artificial intelligence," then, GazeHawk is hiring! (sorry for the spammy post, but I'm really impressed by the level of computer vision experience and talent showing up in this thread, and wanted to reach out to
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by jgershen 15y ago
"Plus, now every entrepreneur who has a good idea will make sure they add Sequoia to their Sand Hill Road tours." Really? How many entrepreneurs do you think there are who wanted to pitch other Sand Hill Road VC firms, but not Sequoia?
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by jgershen 16y ago
Awesome, thanks! I haven't read enough Schneier to have picked up on that (really just Secrets and Lies).

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