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by machinelearning 5y ago
This is literally what I was saying. It was in response to: “That's pretty damning and it makes me wonder if there is a huge gap in autonomy here that is being papered over by clever route planning” To which I said that clever route pl
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by machinelearning 5y ago
I think the only reasonable path forward is to move away from completely general AI (because we all know that anyone who claims they have reliable general AI is lying) and embrace specific AI. Intelligent route planning to compensate for th
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by machinelearning 5y ago
Let me rephrase, who is trying to take this down and has sufficient leverage to have the FBI focused on this instead of the multitude of other important things they could be doing.
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by machinelearning 5y ago
Who have vested interests in stopping something like sci-hub?
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by machinelearning 5y ago
Most of these are ok to roughly score developers. Might want to weigh the importance by position and calibrate against the other candidates/employees in that org. However, one criterion I disagree with is years of experience. I suspect
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by machinelearning 6y ago
I lol'd at the last sentence. Is a porpoise a euphemism for a dumb dolphin or something?
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Some of this seems a bit arbitrary. “Good health imparts reality to subtle creativity.” While poorly worded, it contains a kernel of truth that you can only express your creativity by being in good health. However it is put into the bs pile
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PapersWithoutCode – where unreproducible papers come to live(paperswithoutcode.com)
2 points by machinelearning 6y ago|0 comments
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Seems like he doesn't make money off of wannabees but rather the successful ones, no? PG has been quite respected in the valley for a while so its surprising to me that people suddenly dislike him. What was the turning point for you?
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by machinelearning 6y ago
I wonder who the intended audience of this post is?
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Innovation is learned, but it’s learned through a diverse set of experiences (which most incoming PhD students lack). From my experience working in research, a PhD primarily teaches you to communicate simple ideas in innovative sounding lan
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by machinelearning 6y ago
I think you misunderstood the point of deep double descent. The x-axis is not number of training epochs, it is model capacity. I think you'd be interested in https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.03530 . It discusses how SGD
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by machinelearning 6y ago
If you want to go more meta, I can point out that your comment is pattern matching to training models and applying them to humans vs. thinking from first principles and realizing that humans and models learn differently. That's exactly
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by machinelearning 6y ago
While most people think this "knowledge" should be organized and even shared, I strongly disagree. For context, I have worked in large research labs, ML engineering organizations and startups and have encountered many people acros
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by machinelearning 6y ago
The nature of changes is that you cannot predict them in advance. Even if you knew your roadmap for 2 months and were operating perfectly, something unpredictable could happen, as things do. Such things don’t give you any kind of notice bef
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Except that a stand up doesn’t actually solve the problem you are referring to. People don’t pay much attention to what you’re working on in stand ups since it’s most probably not relevant to what they’re working on at the time. It is unrea
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by machinelearning 6y ago
This is basically an advertisement for a career in black hat hacking.
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by machinelearning 6y ago
At the risk of sounding crazy, I think this is a pretty big milestone towards some semblance of AGI (or at the very least ASI that writes songs). The fact that neural networks are even capable of producing such outputs (even when cherry-pic
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Lol I think its a case study in Kayfabe, especially the part where Joe Exotic ironically went off-script and orchestrated a shoot. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoot_(professional_wrestling) A "shoot" is wh
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by machinelearning 6y ago
"The whole thing is just a contest" You just said it yourself. There's no contest if one refuses to partake. The reason they compete for the pithiest soundbite instead on actual progress is Kayfabe.
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Does this mean Tiger King was all a Kayfabe?
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by machinelearning 6y ago
Eric is describing an emergent phenomenon in a particular system of politics that is often invisible to an outsider. It upgrades one's cognitive toolkit by allowing someone reason in the second order (Assuming Kayfabe) vs. the first or
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by machinelearning 6y ago
NuronLabs | Software Engineering, Computer Vision, Deep Learning, Perception | Onsite or Remote | Full-time, Interns | SF Bay Area NuronLabs is committed to solving real-world computer vision problems on the frontier. We are looking for som
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by machinelearning 7y ago
For any engineers reading this who want to solve the computer vision/machine learning problems explained in the blog post - reach out at info@nuronlabs.com.
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by machinelearning 7y ago
If you're taking notes for a class/lecture. Only take notes for things that are: 1. Interesting/non-intuitive 2. Things you'd like to dive into further later Don't waste time taking notes on things that you already
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Opportunities in Deep Learning(medium.com)
4 points by machinelearning 7y ago|0 comments
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A solution to improve Deep Learning reproducibility(medium.com)
1 points by machinelearning 7y ago|0 comments
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by machinelearning 7y ago
I agree, I've been thinking about this too. Do you want to work together on this?
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by machinelearning 7y ago
Unfortunately, you're way off the mark here. Its actually more of the opposite. Perhaps we have a different set of experiences, but your assumption here is not the cause of our difference in opinions.
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by machinelearning 7y ago
Well, the worst engineers don't push any code so maybe it looks like they don't think writing more code is productive. However its been my experience that the average engineer believes this. They often aim to push some amount of c

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