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mkasu
4y ago
I'm not in the US, but as an immigrant myself I can say it's incredibly stressful to be on a working visa during job changes and during a period of unstable economy. Especially if you have family. To be rational, I work in academi
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mkasu
4y ago
> if they trained the model on me visualizing a bear, a fish, and a bird, and then the neural net still outputs "horse" when I visualize a horse Well, the failure cases figure says it does not work if "training and testing
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4y ago
Yeah, I thought the same after seeing this. It's kind of a fun use-case of Diffusion models in this context, but as a scientific paper it seems too overselling. Well, it surely is the kind of clickbaity content to anticipate lots of re
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mkasu
4y ago
Well to be fair, three of the four apps are Apple ecosystem apps (although Craft now expanding to other platforms). Maybe Roam, Obsidian, Logseq would be better examples of booming apps note-takers jump ship to? But then, I think all of the
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mkasu
4y ago
> IMO Perfomance wise CloudFront and Cloudfront are quite similar. Yes I don't think the capitalization has too much impact.
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mkasu
5y ago
My portfolio website is 4-lingual and the initial setup was pretty confusing (a bit trial and error until I understood how it works). But now it works very conveniently.
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mkasu
5y ago
Hugo has a multilingual mode[1] which I am using on two websites. It's a bit confusing at first but works pretty well for me. For content, you basically put blogarticle.en.md and blogarticle.fr.md next to each other it will treat it as
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mkasu
6y ago
There's a paper which does something similar including an analysis of different statistical models on top of a CIELAB color space. Estimating Color-Concept Associations from Image Statistics. Ragini Rathore et al., IEEE VIS InfoVis 201
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mkasu
6y ago
For people who are interested in this kind of idea, there is some research on estimating Word-Color associations. A popular crowd-sourced dataset for this is [1] which contains average color association for 14,000 words. There is a demo ava
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mkasu
6y ago
While I think general awareness of ethics concerns is needed, I think it might also sometimes bias research directions in itself. I.e., dealing with ethics concerns and/or ethics committees becomes a huge additional workload in itself,
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mkasu
6y ago
> It would be a shame if ML also became a field people avoided because they didn't want to contribute to evil, in their own view. Both ethics and privacy considerations have recently become pretty regular at Computer Vision and Mult
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6y ago
There's very good advice in there for people in leading or mentoring positions. I am in academia and I noticed many professors are a mixed bag when it comes to such communication skills. They don't really compliment students much
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mkasu
6y ago
Yes, the seeming performance of (especially) neural models compared to traditional models is probably the main factor. Although, some voices[1] argue that traditional or much simpler approaches still often do a similar job compared to super
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mkasu
6y ago
NLP is not my main field but still relevant to my work because I often use models and resources from NLP as tools. I'm also personally interested in Linguistics and Languages so I follow related news, sometimes attend NLP conferences a
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mkasu
7y ago
I live in Japan. I once had a package delivered from overseas where their printers couldn’t print CJK fonts and thus the whole address resulted in just small empty boxes. The post office inferred my address from the post code + my name and
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mkasu
7y ago
That I was hinting at in the last sentence. Apple Watch 5 and iPhone 11 came out on the same day and needed watchOS 6 and iOS 13 respectively, so basically, those hardware releases forced the buggy *OS to be released across all platforms an
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7y ago
Comparing iOS 10~13 with macOS 10.12~15 release dates, macOS seems to always come out 7 days after iOS. This year it has been 12 days after iOS 13.0, instead. Wouldn't really call that much of a push back. It's less than one week
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7y ago
This year all their OSes seem to be riddled with issues at release. - iOS 13.0 was so bad they released 13.1 in less than 5 days, but even now many things are still hit and miss (with 13.2 in beta) - watchOS 6.0 is also still pretty bad and
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7y ago
Apple also has a blog where they discuss (some of) their machine learning results[1]. 1: https://machinelearning.apple.com/
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mkasu
7y ago
Indeed. I used to use LR Classic on my Mac, but since the new LR got more and more features I switched to using my iPad almost exclusively. I don't think I used LR on my Mac in months.
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7y ago
NordVPN is not in the list[1] 1: https://vpnpro.com/blog/hidden-vpn-owners-unveiled-97-vpns-2...
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mkasu
7y ago
Isn't a battery replacement just $199, anyway? Might have been the cheaper alternative even without the recall. I had a similar decision a few weeks ago (contemplating whether to go from a 2014 15" MacBook to a 2019 model because
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8y ago
My concern was that there is no clear upgrade path for static websites, if running out of free bandwidth. All per-site addons focus on different kinds of dynamic features (Forms, Identity, Functions, ...) I suppose a Team account would work
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mkasu
8y ago
Most of these smartphones and tablets have homescreens which serve a pretty similar purpose. And people are used to having links to all their favorite apps on it.
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9y ago
I think he is aware. He made a comment about it in the next paragraph. > hey, did you know that accuracy and precision are different?
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9y ago
It's fun because directly above the Textexpander comment is Day One, and directly below it are 1Password and Ulysses (all 4 apps have almost same subscription model).
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9y ago
YNAB 4 is also a pay-once desktop app. The subscription service is usually referred to as "New YNAB". It's kind of YNAB 5.
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mkasu
10y ago
Since I began my PhD I started writing a personal journal about my research. I write down all things in my mind, things I tried out, things that did not work, etc. Every time I get new results or evaluate something, I also try to include a
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10y ago
The OneNote clipper felt a little lacking and sometimes buggy for me. The Evernote clipper really shines in how smooth everything works.
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mkasu
10y ago
Despite having some domains which I mostly use for gaming purposes and stuff, my main "serious" email address is @fastmail.fm. It is a nightmare to tell it to someone by phone. It goes as far as "dot fm, never heard that, do
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