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fardinahsan
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Comment #44795957
Isn't the sample super biased? StackOverflow is increasingly bleeding users to AI tooling. Shouldn't we expect the remaining users to be increasingly distrustful of AI? I don't use…
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Comment #44720861
I love working with LLM text embeddings. The idea of a list of numbers being able to encode semantic information and being able to do math on them is magic to me. Unfortunately, it…
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Comment #42429756
Could you share the product and some details about it? I'm curious.
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Comment #41141034
Wut? The causation can flow the other way as well. Having high tike preference results in lower household income. And time preference is probably genetic. They literally controlled…
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Comment #40905757
Yeah, I'll add a reference to it. Are you watching the repo ?
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Comment #40884298
I can cook it up if it would actually get some users. Ultimately, I want to make a tool where you can plug in any arbitrary document store/scraper to an LLM with RAG. But I think w…
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Comment #40884120
The projects are dead simple. I think if Youtube wanted to, the would have implemented this long back. It's probably a legal landmine and financial tar pit. But thanks nevertheless…
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Comment #40884039
Yes. I made two recently. - TalkToYoutuber[1]: Download the transcripts from a youtube channel and hook it up to gtp4 with RAG to let me "talk" to youtubers. There's a bunch of you…
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Comment #40596109
This is overly simplistic thinking. Of Course increases in technology isn't the only factor determining aggregate societal well being or happiness or whatever. But it would be naiv…
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Comment #40521165
Conversely, you can't come up with a proof like this if you don't love math.
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Comment #39538494
Europe is to Eurasia what the Pacific NorthWest is to North America.
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Comment #39452360
This is tortured reasoning. Or worse, deliberately misleading phrasing on your part. Let's say that some unspecified statistical technique found two distinct clusters from some giv…
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Comment #39299288
Everytime I read one of these "how to hire" posts, it's always a opinionated clusterfuck of a process that is arbitrary/capricious, gameable and biased towards what OP thinks are g…
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Comment #38567310
The difference is in the magnitude, not kind.
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Comment #38553836
> Yes, taxes are higher. But so is average quality of life, as opposed to average GDP What does the second part of the sentence have anything to do with creating tech companies?
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Comment #38529839
Are you making a quantile-quantile comparison? It's probably likely that you are making way more than the average romanian dev and the same is likely to apply in norway.
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Comment #38456512
Can you go in some high level details as to why it was slow and what you did to make it fast. That's always the most interesting part of a post like this.
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Comment #38432258
The reason is quite straightforward. The survival of the human species depends on it being this way.
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Comment #38403758
I don't think saying you have a bone to pick with "AI" is doing your message any favors. What are you specifically against LinearRegression? XGBoost? ResNet? LLMs? AlphaFold?
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Comment #38248835
Because "creating memories" can't be exchanged for social status.
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Comment #38248679
Let's assume it were a problem big enough to address, then what?
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Comment #37996153
The scientists had it coming for using excel.
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Comment #37953372
And university essays are effective for that?