michaeldoron

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by michaeldoron 7mo ago
Are we done blaming tech industry ills on immigrants that we're now targeting people based on their sexual orientation? This reads like tabloid writing, focusing on irrelevant personal characteristics rather than the universal social d
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by michaeldoron 10mo ago
Digital bards overwriting models' programming via subversive songs is at the smack center of my cyberpunk bingo card
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by michaeldoron 11mo ago
Very impressive to see a single author paper in ICLR, especially for an innovative method. Well done!
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
I appreciate my elders' experience, but do note that contemporary AI researchers and enthusiasts often feel similarly about AI advancements: We watch AI models become better each month, not in ads, but in blogs and posts. While not mak
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
With love and respect, why is this on HackerNews?
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
a. Amen to the internet being a great tool for learning b. I acknowledge this is a tangent, but I would say the same about LLMs. They can have plenty of negative effects on society as a whole and individuals using them, but I found that whe
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
NLP is still AI - LLMs are using Natural Language Processing, and are considered artificial intelligence.
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
This saddens me. The idea of the demoscene really resonated with me, and I was curious about making stuff and joining.
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
I agree completely. I work as a ML researcher in a small startup researching, developing and training large models on a daily basis. I see the improvements done in my field every day in academia and in the industry, and newer models come ou
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
A team of 9 people made Base44, a product for vibe-coding apps, and sold it for $80M within 6 months. https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/18/6-month-old-solo-owned-vib...
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
Best credentials for a public servant if I ever saw one
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
Interesting! In the story itself, the word "go up" exists multiple times in that verse before the youths mock him, writing that Elisha goes up to Beit El and goes up the road, so I wouldn't go back to the beginning of the cha
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
Yeah, I would say Werewolf is more like Social Activist: The Rage simulator than LGBT teenager
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
Where do you see that in the text? I am looking at the Hebrew script, and the text only reads that as Elisha went up a path, young lads left the city and mocked him by saying "get up baldy", and he turned to them and cursed them t
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Assyriogaming(en.wikipedia.org)
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
The title reads like an Onion article
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
This might be the smallest of marketing nitpickings, but the technical support is not free, it's complimentary for $600/month.
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
The growth of home ownership was an indicator of real estate investment, not of real world capabilities - once the value of real estate dropped and the bubble burst, those investments were worth less than before, causing the crisis. In cont
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
Every time an analyst gives the current state of AI-based tools as evidence supporting AI disruption being just a hype, I think of skeptics who dismissed the exponential growth of covid19 cases due to their initial low numbers. Putting that
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by michaeldoron 1y ago
It's a review of a book, you can purchase it if the author made the book sound compelling. It seems like the author is a professor who is currently writing an academic book about this archive of letters, so it makes sense he will write