windsignaling

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by windsignaling 2mo ago
What? I was around back then. Chrome/Chromium was awesome because we finally had something significantly better than IE.
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by windsignaling 2mo ago
Looking at the top comment about Google right now. Big difference between "their products/processes suck" vs. "these people and their companies and government are an insidious evil". Ah, the ol' gaslighting you
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by windsignaling 2mo ago
I always wonder who these weirdos are that look at commenters' past comments to try and deduce some fact and "win" their argument. More common on Reddit, but still exists here. Basement dweller-level weird either way. "2
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by windsignaling 2mo ago
AI doesn't have a business function...?
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by windsignaling 2mo ago
I never really understood this sentiment. Some foreign company / government cannot do anything to me. My own government, on the other hand...
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by windsignaling 2mo ago
There is clearly an anti-China bias here. Show me comments demonstrating the same level of distrust against Google for open-sourcing projects like Tensorflow, Kubernetes, Flutter, Chromium, etc.
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by windsignaling 9mo ago
How legit is this? In my experience, every time I've updated iOS due to some urgent "security issue", the result was my phone just got a whole lot slower.
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by windsignaling 10mo ago
I didn't realize these archive links were still working. Ever since the FBI order in November, these links have just been hanging for me. https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ had been saying it was down so I just thoug
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by windsignaling 1y ago
I'm surprised no one else has commented that a few of the conceptual comments in this article are a bit odd or just wrong. > The final accuracy is 90% because 1 of the 10 observations is on the incorrect side of the decision boundar
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by windsignaling 1y ago
On the contrary, I'm confused about why you're confused. This is a well-known and documented phenomenon - the paradox of choice. I've been working in machine learning and AI for nearly 20 years and the number of options out t
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by windsignaling 1y ago
I don't pay money for it?
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by windsignaling 1y ago
Not just lately. See /r/politics. Sometime in the last 5-7 years /r/science or /r/technology (or both, I forget because I stopped reading) basically became the science/tech versions of /r/politic
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by windsignaling 1y ago
This is interesting because it shows us how a programmer thinks of a problem vs. how a psychologist or neuroscientist would think of this problem and highlights the lack of "human-ness" in programmer thinking. I'm no fan of s
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by windsignaling 1y ago
I think you missed the point of that comment. I was responding to the comment saying "Parameter estimation is ML now?" Neural networks are trained commonly using maximum likelihood estimation, a common parameter estimation techniq
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by windsignaling 1y ago
I haven't installed this yet, but does it require camera access? i.e. does it "transform" your own image to the target image while maintaining facial expression, pose, etc.? Based on the animations, I'd assume it doesn&#
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by windsignaling 1y ago
Great course. I highly recommended anyone interested in this topic to check it out on the MIT website, taught by the same authors. They are great lecturers.
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by windsignaling 1y ago
Neural networks are not ML now?
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by windsignaling 1y ago
You're using the word to define the concept rather than the concept to define the word. Wrong order. See: "Program".
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by windsignaling 1y ago
After spending over a decade in both statistics and machine learning I'd say the only reason there isn't a "broad consensus" is because statisticians like to gate-keep, whether that's linear regression, Monte Carlo
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by windsignaling 1y ago
Is anyone having trouble downloading their data? Some data, such as "Raw Data", "Imputed Genotype Data R6", and "Phased Genotype Data" need to be requested, but I haven't heard back from them yet. Would li
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by windsignaling 1y ago
> Don't even worry about dating / the apps. Quite frankly this is the worst advice. As other commenters have noted if you tend to enjoy solo activities or activities that don't naturally involve the types of women you&#x27
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by windsignaling 1y ago
What I meant was, the phrase "inner workings of the processing" doesn't really mean anything at all. i.e. it doesn't convey any useful information about what you're trying to say. > How they interpret one another
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by windsignaling 1y ago
I think "low-level" is relative to what's being discussed. Low-level for LLMs would have to do with how transformer layers are implemented (self-attention layer, layer norms, etc.) whereas low-level for agents would be the gr
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by windsignaling 2y ago
I'm not a fan of these "gotchas" because they don't test for what we really care about. Like counting the number of R's in strawberry, many of these are character-counting or character manipulation problems which to
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by windsignaling 2y ago
As a website owner and VPN user I see both sides of this. On one hand, I get the annoying "Verify" box every time I use ChatGPT (and now due its popularity, DeepSeek as well). On the other hand, without Cloudflare I'd be seei
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by windsignaling 2y ago
Always hilarious to see westerners concerned about privacy when it comes to China, yet not concerned at all about their own governments that know far more about you. Do they think some Chinese policeman is going to come to their door? Never
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by windsignaling 2y ago
That is how most Westerners refer to things from China, or things done or made by Chinese people. Sadly, that sort of rhetoric is usually used negatively. If you meet someone really backwards, they'll say anything involving something r
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by windsignaling 2y ago
Covered in section 6.2.1.
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by windsignaling 2y ago
Still getting the same error I was (and the same error mentioned by parent commenter) when this was first posted.
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by windsignaling 3y ago
I'm no fan of the diversity people pushing their beliefs down everyone's throat but this... Your post seems to say "See? It's not so bad" but you used the tame white example, completely overlooking the "muscula

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